Staff NOT friendly....not accommodating.....decided a few years ago I will NEVER step foot in that…read morestore again...recommend CLIFTON PARK BEVERAGE CENTER on route 46 and Fischer ferry rd instead....THE people at THAT store are MUCH BETTER and selection and price much better!!

This facility has pretty much everything that you can imagine as far as a beverage center. They…read morehave IPA and light IPA, they have you are more full body beers, and also light beers as well. They also sell wine coolers of all different types of varieties. They really have just about something for everybody in here even selling kegs, some you may have to order ahead of time. I am not much of a drinker but I do on occasion enjoy a good full-bodied beer or a nice glass of wine. If you would like to try to find a place that has just about everything this would be the place to go for your beverage needs. Please remember though to drink responsibly. Never drink and drive. Thanks so much for listening!

I don't drive anymore. Just too old. I called and asked if they had delivery? I was told no…read more But the owner or employee delivered my wine after closing anyway. This, my friend, is customer service. And caring This is going above and beyond. I am just an old man living in Van Schoonhoven Square and don't drink that much (but I do my best), but the owner/employee cared enough to go out of his way to do it. Hat's off! This is an old-fashioned customer service business. Patronize them and support them. It is what we all should do.

What a jackhole this guy is…read more One would think that if you ran a wine and liquor store, you would have a reasonable degree of knowledge pertaining to wines and liquors. One would think, but that is clearly not always the case, and this place is an exceptional example. One would also think that if you run a small community wine shop, that you wouldn't be a dick to your customers. That, too, is clearly not always the case, and once again this wine shop is an example of it. There's one guy who works here -- younger, with dark hair -- who is friendly and genuinely helpful. The other guy, who I assume is the owner/manager, is the complete opposite. When I asked him if he had any honey wine (aka mead), he had no idea what it was and reacted as though I was insane to have the audacity to ask him about it. I've had other experiences here that were pretty much along the same lines: ask him a question, get treated like you're an asshole for expecting him to waste his time helping you. I can't imagine that's going to help build customer loyalty, broseph. I have no problem going elsewhere.

Most rude place ever, will never ruturn. Much better places to go to. Over priced as wellread more

I went there to return some cans and bottles from my home that my children and I had used and had…read morethe worst experience and still can't believe how extremely rude some of the staff there were. I truly hope this was not a response to my skin color because I can not think of any other reason why I was treated so poorly as I was very polite both before after. The employee Matt who works there should not be working directly with customers if he is going to be rude to them to the point that they don't even want to finish their transaction. There was another employee at the register who was also very rude and was walking away from me while I was calmly explaining the situation to him . I don't support this business if this is how they treat people

I went in and asked for helping picking out an assortment of wines for a gift to someone getting…read moreinto wine. Brendan was incredibly helpful. He was informative and excited to help me, assembling a collection of reds, whites; dry and sweet; basic or adventurous and a range of regions. It was a joy to watch someone knowledgeable who was enjoying what he does.

Ohh now this is a great wine store! My favorite part is the display in the front where you can…read morebuild your own packs of premade drinks. I love being able to take home a variety! Outside of the build your own, there is a great choice of wine and alcohol in this gigantic store. Staff is friendly in helping you find what you need. Everything is very clean, store easy to navigate. Highly recommend!

Like I posted before, remember they close at 7pm... but they have just about everything you could…read morepossibly want!

Disappointment can't begin to describe my recent visit of this establishment. The staff were rude…read moreand unwilling to help teach how to use the items they were selling. They don't stock pieces that fit right with equipment they carry, and they are unwilling to special order the pieces that will fit. The only redeeming quality is their alcohol selection, as I feel the tobacco accessories are a joke. If they were less rude I might have given them a higher rating, however being as they made it seem like catching pokemon were more important than customers with questions I am disinclined.

In town for the holiday weekend and the wine cellar was across the street---very good selection of…read morewines at many different price points. Actually had a cab we have only come across while on vacation in the Outer banks, NC....Mavens and Misfits....bought a few bottles!

While surfing the internet for some lesser-known (not to be confused with low quality) bottles of…read morejunmai daiginjo sake for a special occasion, I found a couple that sounded like winners. Price-checking several well-known websites and digging a little deeper, I landed at We Speak Wine. Their website was easy to navigate through. Although they are mostly a wine cellar, I was able to find the two sakes that I wanted. I really liked that I don't recognize a single brand of sake that they carried (except for Otokoyama). I'm no sake connoisseur but I was interested in both their high-end stuff as well as the affordable stuff. Highest priced sake was $180 and cheapest was $15. No Sho Chiku Bai or Hakkaisan (Thank Buddha). As for wines, the huge variety and selection are mind-boggling. If you know what you want, or if you want to play "bottle roulette," this is the place. Shipping was $15.54 for 2 bottles but they delivered right on time as promised and their packing was great. No packing peanuts, no soggy box, no chards of glass to attack my unsuspecting hand. They took out the bottles from the boxes, neatly folded the boxes, wrapped the bottles in tissue paper then put them in bottle cartons. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/QjNzU0Ys6698OKHzLVDeNw?select=BM9L_UG5w76Z4-BDKbFmFA Prices for my bottles of sake were about $10-20 cheaper than other websites. At first I gave this place 5 stars but I'm a little bewildered that the same bottle that I ordered online 2 weeks ago is now $22 more and the other bottle is now $16 more. I guess I got a good deal at the right time. Even at these higher prices, they'll still make you feel better by listing a higher price and using font-edit strikethrough. Nonetheless, I appreciate the accompanying refrigerator magnet, the business card with a human name on it, and a human hand-written "Thank you!" on my order summary that was folded neatly into a logo envelope. I also appreciate that this is a small or relatively new business (my order number is only 3 digits big) in Troy, near Albany in upstate New York. By the way, the address is the same as a local liquor store, Hoosick Street Wine Cellar Discount, so look for that if you're in the area. I found it funny that I live in a state that is closer to Japan and produces fine wines and yet I ordered sake from a wine cellar on the opposite side of the country, especially when K&L Wine Merchant is not that far away. Anyway, there is a bunch of interesting bottles that I am eyeing at We Speak Wine and when the occasion calls for it, I will order from them again.

Amazing place and locally placed ... friendly atmosphere very helpful help very friendlyread more

Well curated selection, good prices, and excellent customer service. A surprisigly large parking…read morelot for the size of the store. I will happily come back to this wonderful store.