I told my cousin I wanted to buy some australian wine for my french boyfriend. As a french person,…read morehe does have some high standards because he's had quite a lot of wine all his life. I was apprehensive at first because I wanted to make sure to get a good one as a gift. I was brought to this warehouse that sells wine at wholesale prices. There was so much to choose from! I honestly wanted to buy quite a few of them and the employee there helped with some recommendations. The prices were great. I ended up choosing one from yarra valley and lo and behold, the boy really liked it. I'll definitely hit up this shop again when I'm in town.

Great little bottle and wine shop tucked away on Kent Street. This store has a vast selection of…read morewines, both on the shelf and in the cooler. They also had a discounted barrel with wines priced to sell... several decent bottles for $5-$7 included. There is a beer freezer in the rear of the store which holds 7-8 domestic beers and 10+ imported beers ranging from $13-$25 for a six pack. There was also a respectable amount of ciders to choose from. However, you will not find any beers over 5% alcohol or any true craft beers. The counter attendant on duty when we visited was best described as douchy... acting annoyed by our questions regarding various wines and beers, and as if we were interrupting his day by wanting to check out. Regardless of the douchy staff, I still assign this bottle shop 4 stars for the great selection and fair prices.

This Red Bottle caters to the folks off a cruise ship and for tourists like me and Gayle looking…read morefor a bottle of wine to bring back the hotel room. Their wine selection seemed pretty good as we picked out a nice white Tasmanian wine. Store staff were friendly and keen on finding us something nice at a good price

January 2024- I came in looking for a specific type of local gin that was recommended from travel…read moreposts. They had it in stock! This store had a huge selection of alcohol and spirits, from local to international. The guy working in the store was very friendly and patiently answered my questions. The shelves were well stocked and fairly organized. Overall the place was clean, easy to navigate and conveniently located to my hotel and the malls. If I'm ever in the area I would visit again for my alcohol purchases.

I live near one of the world's greatest bottle shops so rarely visit any other unless it's to get a…read morebottle to take to a restaurant or dinner. I was passing Sydney Cellars on my way to such an occasion and it is a definite contender for the world's second-greatest bottle shop. For a relatively small shop they have a decent wine collection and great specials that don't involve six- or twelve- bottle purchases. I got two $15 bottles for $20 in their special of the week, and yae, I was happy.

Sydney Cellars is a good place to go if you're planning a party and need to buy in bulk. They have…read moreloads of deals (things like 2 for $20) and a bargain bin ($6 wine... probably gross but good for making sangria...). This place has all the big wine labels plus a few extra interesting things... Definitely beats going to Vintage Cellars (around the corner in Broadway). Make sure you say hi to the guy working behind the counter, I reckon he gets a bit lonely in there.

This was such a convenient liquor store as we were already getting groceries at Coles and this…read moreplace was right next door. Obviously, it was urgent that I needed a bottle of gin for my vacay. The store was clean with many selections that I've never seen in Hawaii. Prices seemed reasonable as well.

Problems are brewing here before we even get in the door; because we can't find a park. Located on…read morethe busy junction between Sydney Road and Condamine Street, Vintage Cellars Seaforth has a carpark - but I've gone and overshot the mark, and it's a difficult task to get back. Once the car is safely in the carpark and I am safely in the bottle shop, the fun begins. As the name would suggest, Vintage Cellars' main preoccupation is vino. Vino, vino, vino - you name it, you can find it there. Given the almost boutique nature of the chain, it's a little more exxy than usual. But the vast selection of vins rouge and blanc means that if you're into the exotic then it's well worth it. Vintage Cellars is not limited to wine, however; the standard range of Australian and International beers are well represented, while the store has all the usual suspects in the spirit and RTD world. Vintage Cellards also gets points for service - the guy behind the counter helps me get my case of Pure Blonde to the car, shuts my boot and wishes me a good day. I am also happy to learn that unlike some bottle shops I could mention, I don't get ID'd - as hilarious as my boyfriend finds it, I do not enjoy being mistaken for a 17 year old at age 23.

No complaints from me on this place. First they told me a case of Crown Lager was only A$6 more…read morethan the A$38 I was about to spend on 12 bottles. Then, when I told them I was walking about four blocks with the case, they first suggested I come back the next day to pick up the second twelve-pack, then offered to split it into four bags with a six pack in each for me to carry home. All this on a holiday. And the first Crownie tastes great after the hilly walk home!

This is one of the few wine shops in the Sydney area NOT owned by grocery chains. That seems to…read moregive them some flexibility on selection, as well as allowing for some great discounted prices. The large shop is located on the first parking level of the Dee Why Grand Mall, which makes it very convenient. The staff is both friendly and helpful, always available to help without being in your face. Obviously they specialize in Australian wines. They carry just about all the ones I look for when here, so the combination of selection, price, and convenience can't be beat.

The Whisky Show 2015 was held at the Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport. We were able to get a voucher…read moresaving some money from the advertised price. We were provided a snack pack of sandwich, crisps, muffin, cheese, bickkies and water. Also, plenty of water points in the room. There were plenty of stands with whiskys, whiskeys, bourbon etc A breathalyser wouldn't have gone astray. The Kavalan Masterclass was a good experience too. UNFORTUNATELY, the location at Stamford just sucked.

Great experience. I'm not a whiskey drinker by any stretch of the imagination but Ivan was very…read morewelcoming and accommodating and helped me select a great whiskey. The site is out of date so I went on a chance to see what was in store and I was not disappointed. This would be my go to in Sydney for whiskey purchases.