Malus, hands down, makes the best ginger beer and cider in Seattle. They are always experimenting…read morewith really cool herbs to infuse. My favorite is the cedar cider. Excited for their tasting room to open.

I stopped in to grab a gift and really enjoyed my trip here. I liked the layout of the store,…read morefriendly and helpful staff, private tasting room, and was impressed with their inventory and the whole experience. I especially enjoyed the many attentive staff members, and was offered some helpful advice from one of them - we landed on the Siesta Key Toasted Coconut Rum that was a big hit.

Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They help provide recommendations and sometimes have tastings…read moreavailable. Selection is pretty good. Would love if they made the harder to find items more accessible to all customers like other companies do. Also pricing could be better and closer to msrp.

Matt Harlan Wine company is an excellent source to learn about new wines and buy the wines you…read morealready know that you want. I've been ordering my wine through them for a couple of years now, usually from their email offers but at times I've made special orders. The pricing seems reasonable -better than what I've seen in any retail shop, and delivery is easy. It seems like they get access to wines before some stores do, and interestingly.. they are selling some specialty food items on their list from Italy, etc. They also run referral incentives -something to take advantage of if your friends like wine!

Had to run in and grab an energy drink before a meeting. Great selection and prices were better…read morethan the gas station. Friendly staff. Will return next time I have a meeting in the neighborhood.

David, thank you so much for your help today!! You walked…read moreme directly to where I found the beverage. Chore #4 completed so now I can go home.

After a long walk to this late night location we found very little in the offerings of grocery. The…read moreclerk was friendly and suggested we walk just a bit farther and go to the Kroger Market.

They have the shopping necessitates, although my visit was focused - alcohol…read more I ran in here for a bottle of hard alcohol, which is a category they have a limited selection of. I did find some decent local beers. The individual working the front register was friendly.

Clean, organized environment, bright, and helpful staff…read more Came in for a quick stop but seemed like a good spot . Affordable too

This store is going out of business (May 2026). Don't order online because most of the stock is…read moregone. BevMo will charge you for your online purchase, send an email/text informing you your order is canceled, then refund your charge to your bank. I had no idea the store was about to close until this happened to me and I called the store directly.

great service, great choice and good pricing - will definitely be our go-to for beer and liquor…read more Shoutout to Terri, she's the best!

Solid selection of craft ale. There could be more local breweries represented though.read more

The manager Kess and the DM Barb were sooooo kind & willing to help by. They went out of their way…read more-- in Barb's case, literally by driving to the West Seattle location to pickup the desired item and deliver it to Kess's store ! Alas Total Wine's internal system takes several days for inventory to reflect on the system to make it available for online ordering so we reluctantly ordered from a different business instead. But if we're ever in the area again we will happily do business with them! PS Marlo at the 800# also did his best to help

Terrible experience today with my cashier Hannah who is extremely rude and non-helpful…read more Came in for approximately $100 order however when I ask for a box even though there were dozens sitting right beside the register, she replied no we're saving them for our large orders this weekend and gave me the tiniest block she could find. She also doesn't check ID ... check your camera footage. She should be audited. Great job Hannah

I've been a customer of Esquin for well over 25 years. I come for the curation and selection of…read moreEuropean and global wines, recommendations, and sometimes good wine conversation. Maybe I've been lucky, but this past visit to Esquin was the first time I shopped there where I browsed the aisles for quite a while and literally no one even bothered to ask if I needed help. A few employees walked by me, and didn't even look in my direction. There were a couple employees at the counter not paying attention to anyone. I write this in the hopes that someone in charge of Esquin sees this. But if you are not going to provide great service, than Esquin just becomes another retail wine store. There are now other shops out there with European wines, and shops that charge a lot less. I'm afraid that is not going to be a successful approach.

Broad selection, but everything that you can get somewhere else in Vancouver is overpriced, e.g.,…read morethey charge $20 over list for Koval whiskey and you can get it for list elsewhere. Service is hit or miss in terms of helpfulness and often condescending. If the service was better, I wouldn't mind paying such a high markup, but the combination of frequently bad service and high markups means that I avoid this place and will just get something else if I have to get it here. I don't generally need help finding what I want, but I don't want to support a business with such bad service.

Came here the past couple Fridays to get my weekend started and closing out a work week. The…read moreambiance here is intimate and the music isn't too loud which is great while sipping some beers. There are several beers and some ciders on tap from all around and all the ipa's I've tried here have been pretty decent. from there you grab your brew and have a seat at high top tables within the tap room. Again, the setting is mid-sized good for a couple groups of four and a few two person tables. Music is at a decent volume and is lit dimly making it decent for a date spot or just a place to have conversation without raised voices. Fridges line the tap room so you can mix and match beers, ciders and wines to take out which is cool. I like Bottleworks, I want to enjoy it more, but there are some issues holding me to 3 stars. The staff are...alright. Not bad, but I feel could be a little friendlier. Also they don't allow sample pours? This is a common thing at most breweries, but maybe it's because this is a tap room, but beers run a bit higher here - $8-9 a pour so that's annoying that you can't even try a couple. Lastly, they rotate things out it seems weekly. Some of the more popular options I suppose they keep but seems like a lot of turn around on the drinks so if you like something they have on tap, don't get too attached. Perhaps on subsequent visits It will improve, and I can boost the score here, but besides the decent beers and setting, it's just OK here.

One of the best bottle shops in the country!…read more I've had many of Bottleworks' anniversary beers in the past because they always team up with stellar breweries to make them.. but before today I have never visited the famous shop. It's smaller than I imagined it to be but every beer inside, from the draft list to the cans and the bottles are carefully curated by the staff. We grabbed a quick beer (Hill Farmstead, which is the first time I've seen this brewery for sale in the since I started this trip 6 weeks ago and Ive been through 4 states) Then we shopped for some cans, we quickly had to refrain from buying too much as the refrigerator in our van only holds so much. We ended up with a six pack and then grabbed a mystery 4 pack on the way out (mystery 4 pack was stellar). While we're shopping they opened a sour from Jester King and shared it with us. I honestly wish I lived a bit closer (Las Vegas is kinda far) because I'd be here everyday... Honestly, they have a whole cooler just for barley wine! The staff are very knowledgeable about beer and are very hospitable. Thanks for a great experience!