If you're sensitive to cigarettes, do not go in. I went in at 4:30 pm on Saturday March 14th, I…read morealso have severe asthma and had an episode set off because of the heavy cigarette smell inside of the store. It legitimately smelled like a cigarette was freshly smoked seconds before I entered and that's honestly so disappointing. I came in ready to spend quite a bit for a family weekend and ended up going elsewhere. I don't know who is in charge, but they should honestly stay on top of that.

New in town. The guy was super helpful and helped me find what I was looking for. Definitely going…read moreback.

I'm a wine snob now guys. Well not really snobby, just like where u prefer wine more often then…read moreliquor and beer cuz I feel like I'm being a healthy bitch cuz it's grape juice but I'm still a drinker. Anyways, this is like the only spot in like a 1 hour radius that is a wine store. At least I think. I wish there was like a wine bar out here. I feel like for...uh....this demographic if that's how I wana PC put it, would actually be a good business. Anyways. She was very helpful find what we need and did a great job of explaining a variety of options of what I was looking for alongside some outliers. I wonder if they could convert part of this as an area to drink in. That would be sick. Too bad I won't be back due to vacation. But who knows where life will take me

Nice people Great selection…read more Wonderful old premises Even got some refrigerated selections

I called with a simple question. I am visiting the area from out of State and would like to know…read morethe three most popular IPA beer brands sold at this particular Beer World. The answer I received from the guy whom answered the phone was " We have a lot of beer here. Just come in and we will guide you". Why can't you answer a simple question?

Who knew Ulster County would have beers from around the world AND the best selection of…read morenon-alcoholic beers EVER?! YASS! Since Covid, can't drink alcohol :( There's a redemption center for the mandatory 5 cent deposits. They even have hard-to-find Norwegian Nøgne! And there have 30+ choices of keg beer. Also fill your own growler choices.

People that own the place are nice. However, the prices are obscene…read more Everything I have ever purchased there is a minimum 30 percent more expensive than it should be. I was going to by some tequila a few weeks ago and I left it on counter. $86 for something that should cost no more than $65 on high end. just nuts. I get that they are the only game in town so perhaps it should be a little higher but not the prices that they want.

Apropos of our discussion on remembering faces... from the Washington Post…read more https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/super-recognizer-facial-memory/2021/10/29/4cf80caa-2159-11ec-b3d6-8cdebe60d3e2_story.html

Take the thought out of your head if you're thinking you're getting a run-of-the-mill liquor store…read morewhen you come to Wine Hutch located in a Kingston, NY small plaza. And this works fine if you're getting off at i87 in Kingston and connect it to Rt28 to head to Woodstock like we've been doing. Wine H. brings a wine focused experience to the Catskills. But don't get it twisted because you do get the Jacks, the Hennessys, Tito's, etc. You will not go wrong. The key draw here (from what I noticed up front) are spirits made in NY state. This space passed my 'cozy' test because on a Friday after Thanksgiving as snowflakes fell in the Catskills. What makes Wine H. even more inviting is its relaxed ambience and approachable service. Our guy was willing and able to help as I looked for a dry Rosé to bring with me since we're staying not far from here for Thanksgiving weekend. This wine spot is a rare gem with an easy-going atmosphere and an impressive selection. Don't knock it til you try it. You won't go wrong.

Having just moved in a few miles up the road, I'm sent on a special wine expedition! I feel like…read moreCharlie Brown being sent to find the perfect tree!! I discover this excellent excellent wine and liquor store, just 7 minutes away. Tom the owner is delightful and an authority on the local history. The inventory is quite impressive with varieties from all the usual wine-producing countries. We're looking for some good cabs. Instead I noticed a reasonably priced Bordeaux Superieur Le Breton..a French wine for $14.99. Also a trusty bottle of Josh, just in case. The Bordeaux turns out to be really superieur so we put the Josh aside for a rainy day.

Town & Country Liquors has excellent prices and a huge selection, in both wines and liquors…read more Very helpful people.

Average generic liquor store. Not a great selection. Staff can be annoying and rude.read more

The store is a little hard to find. You really have to look for the store. The shelfs were half…read moreempty. I'm not sure why (going out of business?). Prices of the wine weren't too bad. We found a really good moscato and finished it quick. I liked that they have a fridge for last minute shoppers looking for chilled wine. And there wasn't a big difference between the chilled and on the shelf wines. Clerk was friendly and courteous.

This store is not hard to find, it is on Main Street as soon as you enter the heart of Phoenicia…read more The selection is exactly what you'd expect from a town this size. If your looking for something outside of the normal, bring it with you. We were in the store for 20 minutes chatting with the guy behind the counter who was friendly and knowledgeable about the town and the surrounding area. Would recommend this store to anyone.

The new management of Hudson Wine Merchants is not community-minded like its founders. Example:…read moreThey made their staff whine before the SLA to oppose a liquor license for a new shop which would have been located miles and miles outside of Hudson--claiming that it would cause too much competition for them. Absolutely ridiculous: HWM is a high-end niche business based on Warren Street's fancy clientele. A liquor store across from a gas station two towns away, selling Wild Turkey and Popov, was no threat to HWM. I was a regular when Michael and Marianne owned HWM, but I'll never spend another penny thete because of this petty behavior against a great Livingston family.

Cool store with a great and unique collection of wine and spirits. Also, friendly staff to help…read morewith any questions you might have.

Do you also need to purchase all sorts of alcoholic beverages to get through the holidays with your…read morefamily? Rip & Wolf's got you. This lovely little shop is new to me (only open since Memorial Day), and it's just about everything I want in a wine/booze shop. The selection is excellent, the lady running it was super friendly and knowledgeable, and they had all the vodka/wine/bourbon/canned beverages, etc. They had a cute lineup of carefully curated Thanksgiving wine bags (a great idea), but we went off the reservation and picked up an orange gruner, a sauvignon blanc, and a couple other things. I'd never seen the new White Claw they had, but the lady recommended the Finnish Long Drink hard seltzer thing. I didn't know it was gin when I purchased it, but it turned out to be delicious (if a tiny bit sweet), and my wife doesn't drink gin so there was more for me. I do kind of wish there was more signage regarding pricing. My home shop has every bottle priced, and it's nice to not have to accidentally go up to the register with a ridiculously expensive bottle, and then have to shamefully say I can't afford it. But other than that, it's a perfect little spot. The Circle W folks seem to nail it every time.

We stopped into this liquor store on our way to Tannersville, NY. Just so happened we visited on…read moretheir Grand Opening Day! Lucky us. We met the owner and was chatting with her about the new store. You can tell she put lots of love into this space. It's cute, simple, modern and they offer a variety of beer, wine, liquor, seltzers and gift options. We ended up getting good old Tito's Vodka and several different seltzer options. Not White Claw or Truly, they don't even sell this. Ha. We got Ramona Wine Spritz in Blood Orange. My cousin swears by this drink so we got it. The owner said this is similar to a bubbly sangria. Ramona was quite delicious and now I want to try the other flavors. We also got another wine seltzer that was recommended, it was Archer Roose Rosé wine seltzer. Unfortunately it wasn't good and definitely had a bite to it. We couldn't get past the first sip so that 4-pack ended up being a waste. This is considered a luxury wine in a can. Not good. Not sure if we just had a bad batch but we couldn't drink this. Aside from the booze selection, they had really cool gift options. Booze canvas bags, bar supplies & equipment, cocktail recipe books, wine keys, etc. So many cool gifts. If you're in town and get a chance to stop by, definitely check out Rip & Wolf, it's not your typical liquor store and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.