The store may have a small footprint but it is deceptive, their selection is huge. And if you want…read moresomething particular the owner is happy to special order it for you. We shop here frequently, their prices are very competitive and they have a great wine selection of all our favorites. Highly recommend!!'

This store has everything you could want and more with very friendly customer service. Very clean…read morestore and affordable prices. Definitely worth a visit!

KH&H's advantage is that it's next to Costco. (As previous people mentioned, though, you don't need…read moreto have a Costco membership to access this store.) This store's wheelhouse is definitely in the wines department. They have some common brands, but there are ways to discover wines you haven't tried before. There's a decent layout, too. For spirits and liquor, they have a decent selection. There's pretty much a 750 mL of anything you're looking for.

Not a big selection, but the prices make up for the lack of variety. There is no refrigerated beer…read more They have some very nice wines, champagnes, whiskeys, and liquors. The real value seems to be in the wines. They always have the latest Game of Thrones beer available.

Just visited their new location (literally, a few storefronts down from the old location). It is…read morevery open, clean and spacious. Very good selection of beer and wine...and what I bought (beers) I found to be cheaper than my usual neighborhood place. If I am in the area, I will definitely make sure to shop there again.

Very nice staff and informative! Bought new wines and can't wait to taste them. Will be back!read more

Angie remembers faces and even occasionally names, even if you are only there once or twice a…read moremonth. Now when I go home to visit my family and stop in, she says "Hey girlfriend!" and I'm not sure if she remembers me anymore - she says that to everyone - but it's just that little touch that is lost in the retail world today. I've gone a few times when someone else was working and actually felt disappointed not to see her. I try to support local businesses whenever I can and never buy booze at the grocery store. It's amazing how much actually fits inside the small storefront, and it is always clean and organized. There is better craft beer selection here than at the only place in Longmeadow, which is about 5 times the size of Angie's. She will also special order you something if you ask. And even though the alcohol tax is higher in Connecticut, I'd much rather go to Angie's.

I won't go to any other liquor store. Angie is amazing! The only thing I will miss about Enfield…read morewhen we leave is Angie's. If she doesn't have something she will get. She not only remembers faces but she remembers what we like to drink. She is hilarious and always makes us laugh. Even when family comes to visit they always go to Angie's!

There are three liquor stores in Longmeadow: Bottle Shop (near the MA/CT border), that one on…read moreLongmeadow Street, and this one. They all have their own motif: - Bottle Shop is the big store: it has a whole wine rack and everything. - the one on Longmeadow Street is the small one that is kind of bright and feels like the place you'd buy cheap stuff. - This one's the classy-looking wood paneled one, where you would think you would find microbrews. Sadly, the beer selection here isn't as vast as Bottle Shop (probably because of the size), but they do have a halfway decent selection, as well as a good selection of other wares (like liquor and wine). So if you're in the Williams Street area, it's a viable option to pick up a bottle or a 6 pack.

I am a regular customer at Four Seasons Wine and Liquors. The hired employees are very cordial and…read morehelpful. I have been shopping here since June 2020. I calculate that I spend at least $80.- $100.at this business. Today I was not offered a bag for my 3-pack of sparkling Lunetta wine. I grabbed the three-pack by the bottle top and whoa, the bottle pulled out of the usually hard to peel off cardboard container and the three-pack fell to the floor one and one of the bottles broke. The owner came out obviously displeases and scolded me for not holding the bottles from the bottom. I apologized and asked if I could replace the broken bottle with another one. The owner and the new employee said (not very nicely) "no" and that it was my fault. I am surprised that considering the competition in Longmeadow MA among the 3 package stores that he was so ungenerous. I told him that was not very nice to do to a regular customer (who in 9 months has never broken a bottle before). Thus I am transferring my business to The Bottle Shop Discount Liquors on Laurel St. in Longmeadow. They have a wider range of selection and charge about a dollar less for the little Lunetta 3-pack. It is a little bit further from where I live but I am pretty sure they would not blame the customer and would give me another 6-oz bottle to substitute. It is good business to do so.

Pretty average liquor store. No adventurous wines or beers. If you want a Bud, this is the spot to…read morego. Good location, I suppose.

since the store changed owership.....stock low...beer not as cold as it used to be....and be…read morecareful of of OLD FLAT BEER......prices highest in enfield....average store...

Stopped in on our way up to VT and the owner was friendly and meticulously wrapped all my bottles…read morewith wrapping and ribbon -- even curling the ribbon! Would definitely come back if I were in the area again. Also had a selection of organic wines and vodka which was cool to see.

The price of the bottle of tequila I purchased for a gift, which I thought, because of the price,…read morewas a nice bottle. Turns out the bottle was almost a 100% mark up from the standard retail value. Later, I discovered other stores locally have this same bottle for no more than $55. This bottle here was priced at $99. I called to ask if I can do a return given the mark up was outrageous and they refused. Beware of shopping here. While they may have a good selection, they are not consumer friendly with their prices. I am all for supporting, small, local business's and can understand a slightly higher mark-up than larger chain stores but a 100% mark-up is unreasonable and dishonest. Beware.