Boss Man Wines is a rustic, tiny little shop on Lordship Lane. I came here looking for beer. Of…read morecourse, their specialty is wine, but I figured that any self-respecting fine liquor seller would have the greatest beer in the world on their shelves. They didn't. No Lowenbrau in here for me. Tragedy. But, my mood was uplifted instantly when I found an obscure bottle of Spanish wine that I had once at a dinner months ago, but was never able to find it at any shop I went to. Miracle. So if you're looking for a good bottle of wine, Boss Man is your man.

I'm not a big wine drinker, so the wines aren't boss for me here. However I return to boss man…read morewines again and again for their excellent beer selection. Boasting an excellent variety of craft beers, lagers and ales from across the globe, there is always something new to try at boss man wines. They are always happy to order you something in special if you request it, and will make up a crate for you at a good price. At Christmas they sold me a crate of Brooklyn breweries at a discount rate, less than I was offered by Tesco and Sainsburys! Friendly service and open at good hours. Recommended.

I'll say it: best bottle shop in London. To start, the selection is outstanding. Lots of British…read morestuff, plenty of Belgian, a whole wall of German, and lots of American. (There are plenty of other countries in there, too.) The American selection was quite impressive. There was stuff in here I couldn't even buy when I lived in New York City last year! Lost Abbey/Port Brewing, Odell, and Big Sky are in there, to name a few. (None of these beers are distributed in New York.) The shop itself is tiny but the space is utilized to the max. Thankfully, while I was in there there was never more than one other customer. It could get cramped very quickly, I think. And what I liked the most was that all the bottles were labled with the price. (This is not the case at Utobeer.) And the prices are better than decent. Some real bargains can be found, but for the most part the prices are fair. Sure, Kris Wines is a bit outside the city center, but there is a bus stop right nearby, and the walk from Euston Street is only about 30 minutes. I can't wait to go back.

It is a great shop, and I'm fairly sure my husband would have to get grief counseling if it closed…read more Selection is very good - lots of German and American beers that you won't find anywhere else and they restock pretty often. I can't speak to the quality of the wines or anything there as I never get around to looking at them (visit and you'll understand why, amazing beer selection).

Great selection of beers. Nice spot to get a refill on drinks. Amazing staff and friendly team.read more

Great place for craft beer and natural wines. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly.read more

Diageo, from the Latin word diēs, meaning "day", and the Greek root geo-, meaning "world" basically…read moremeans "drink around the world." And that's what we do because Diageo sells booze. Lots and lots of booze as the second largest distiller after China's Kweichow Moutai. Among others, the Diageo brand owns Guinness, Harp, Smithwick's, Kilkenny. Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Ketel One, Crown Royal, Tanqueray, Pimm's, Bailey's and Captain Morgan. Let's drink to that! [Review 12387 overall, 2173 of 2019.]

Diageo, not to be confused with Diaspora. At all. Or Diadora. Or Reebok. Or Sports Direct Dot Com…read morePark @ St. James's or whatever it's called. Hi Mike Ashley. Looking at you Mike Ashley. Really though. These guys manufacture Pimms which when I lived in England was one of the top drinks girls wanted to get drunk on. These days it has taken a bit of a back seat but they're still making it and it's still popular with the ladies.

Fantastic real ale shop (what a great concept!!) that sells a massive range of ale out of their…read moreTwickenham shop (just over the Richmond bridge), but also delivers to the UK via their website. If you're fed up of paying pub prices, or your local has closed down, here's the solution! Unfortunately due to tax/documentation reasons and shipping costs it's not possible to deliver outside of the UK - boohoo for us (now) expats. Keep up the good work chaps!

Craft beer heaven!…read more You won't find any Budweiser, Heineken, Fosters etc, this is a off licence dedicated to craft beer from all over the world. Wide selection of US beers, a good selection from Sierra Nevada, Rogue Ales, Stone Brewing and Goose Island , decent brew's from Mikkeller, TO OL, Nøgne Ø & Brewdog and a whole new breed of London brewery's, well worth a visit for all craft beer lovers.

The other reviews of this place is pretty accurate, 5 stars for the selection of alchy (in…read moreparticular Absinthe- I was looking for the bottle with Van Gogh's face). The 1 star is for the non-existent customer service. The folks here don't really seem all that interested in helping, and probably don't know Yelp is a thing. Best to just know what you want, walk in, grab it and leave without making them work too much!

So grateful to have met Richard! Such a pleasure, he was extremely kind and helpful. Also great…read morevariety here and ice cold Pims in the fridge

They are a truly independent and traditional wine merchant. They sell exciting wines from across…read morethe world but specialize in Bordeaux and bottle-aged Grand Cru Classé with reasonably prices. They are based in the heart of Kensington, just south of Notting Hill Gate . Originally they were a small family-owned antiques shop run by Tuggy who started The Huntsworth Wine Company back in 1990.

Have been getting wine here for over a decade. Like most things in food and drink you want expert…read moreadvice with amazing quality. I have always found that here be it red wine by the crate or white wine by the bottle. They have always have something that suits my pallet and budget.

Great place with huge variety of whiskey. Employees were most helpful in helping us decide which…read morebottles to buy.

This place could also be called 'Bourbon Trail Whiskies', or 'Gin 'R Us' such that it has a fairly…read moredecent selection of both. I was lured into the shop one evening this week by a bottle of rye in the window. -turns out that that was the last rye in house, so I scooped it up. Bourbon was not in short supply, fortunately, so I helped myself to a bottle of Elijah Craig, too. They also carry Buffalo Trace and Woodford. I did not see any Maker's Mark for those of you who love you some Maker's. I would have loved to have seen Blanton's, but beggars can't be choosers. I'm just glad to have found a smattering of good bourbon in this town. SW4, a locally produced gin, was in house as well as Junipero, all the way from foggy San Francisco. They don't, I was told, seem to stock Sipsmith as it seemed to be too costly for them to do so. Bummer. And, as the name would suggest, they do boast quite a lovely selection of single malts. They carry Caol Ila, one of my faves, as well as some of the more usual suspects. -don't get me started on the Asian whiskies. This place is a must-visit destination.