Entered on the Beer and Tobacco side accidentally and whoa! Hudson Valley Beer enthusiasts where…read moreyou at!?! I'm in love with the single bottle/can craft beer options! Kegs available. Local and imports. Tobacco accessories. Vibes are chill, help available if you need it. Excited to return to create my own 6 pack. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Please look out for FAKE ALCOHOL SOLD HERE !! I purchased a bottle of cognac for a reasonably good…read moreprice (which i thought was awesome). I noticed at home the labeling was different and researched it. Turns out to be FAKE!!!

Our 1st visit to this wine and spirits establishment was incredible. The staff was very welcoming,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. We will be recommending to anyone who travels to or through New Paltz. We will be returning!!

Fox and Hound has a great ambience, knowledgeable and friendly clerks and they also have a great…read morewine and spirits selection. Check out their Friday early evening tastings paired with home made foods. Fridays are a chance to sample and have fun.

A decent selection but found some thing's disappointing. 1…read more "Wine Tasting" sign out on the road, but no wines to be tasted and no one dedicated to just pouring. If you're done with the tasting, bring in the sign. 2. I purchased a $20 bottle of something similar to Aperol spritz, then found it for $14 in the next town. My husband's wine was also $9 more here than Arlington liquor in Poughkeepsie. At a $13.99 price point, you shouldn't go as high as $20. Too much of a discrepancy. Service was good. People were cheery and personable. Shop had great bottle displays and a nice selection of budget friendly crowd pleasers, and some out of the ordinary natural wines.

Too bad there in a crappy looking brick colonial building as the interior is super cool in the way…read morethey have their wine displayed. Very helpful salesperson's working the store and a great selection to boot.

Love this liquor store. Very convenient from my home. I can actually work to the store…read more Unclear as to when "winter hours" are over being we are into spring few weeks out from summer.

Was in the area looking for something specific that I didn't find, however, I did grab a nice…read morebottle of prosecco to take home. Small place, not a huge selection, but they carry the basics and I'm guessing probably not crowded, so it's definitely convenient if you are in the area.

Interesting selection of wines, spirits, and hard ciders. I liked how helpful the employee was when…read morewe came in, explained the different local ciders they sell and also the wine she offered a tasting of. You'll definitely find something you want to try if you come here.

Impressively knowledgable staff!…read more Both times I've been, the level of detail they were tell share was really helpful.

THE wine shop in Kingston. Everything else is either Cavit…read morebehind armored glass or radical wines from another planet.

Stopped in here on a recent trip up to Kingston. Very cute little store right in Uptown. Not a big…read moreselection of wines, but very nice options for the currently popular whiskeys, bourbons and tequilas. Place is a little pricey, but they have some great stuff. Not sure if they'd order something if they didn't have it in the store...I didn't ask. Place is a probably too cool and hipster for me on a regular basis, but hey-it's a nice wine/liquor store in a great location. I'd be back.

So we stopped by here to get a bottle of vodka, which normally is a $29 bottle, but here it was…read more$54. Holy moly. It may be the location; the store was really nice, and it's in a busy street, but paying 50% more is price gouging and abuse. It's not the Hamptons!

My wife and I were in Rhinebeck this morning and stopped by to pick up a few bottles of wine for a…read moredinner tonight. Since the Rhinebeck Wine & Liquor store did not open until 10am (Wednesday), we walked around town, grabbed a coffee at the amazing Bread Alone and then headed back to the Wine store. 2 minutes before 10am, we stopped back and saw someone working inside. We creaked open the door and asked the man if they were open yet. A super rude and angry response with a strong tone of annoyance burst back to my wife that they were not open yet. 2 MINUTES to go! What a terrible person. They must do business with people passing through town because as a local I won't be setting foot in that store again. 8-(

Truely a divine experience. The owners are wine obsessives deeply immersed in the culture, who…read morecan't help but tell you 5 consecutive stories, all of which are engrossing. They sold me a bottle of nama sake which had so much flavor I am now trying to find where it blew my hat to If you are after some bottles to share with friends on purpose, or an aesthete in search of Flavor, do go. Better yet go next door for a sliver of fine cheese to complete the delights. You are not going to find the supermarket brands. Very punk. Very hippie. Very cool.

5 Stars for a fantastic selection of curated natural wines and the help you need to find the…read moreperfect bottle. We were staying in Peekskill and made our way to town specifically looking to grab some really good wine. I have my favorite shop in Orlando (Golden Hour Wine) and saw this biz on a list with Golden Hour featuring best natural wine shops cultivating community in the US. Steve, the owner, greeted us and offered to help us make our selections. We noticed they have a specific Jura section as well as a ton of wines under $20 in their own section. Steve helped us pick out a Hungarian wine, which was not something I expected to find, but it was a hell of a good wine with dinner that night. The area is lucky to have a shop like this. No one's getting rich off natural wine, but that means the folks at shops like these do it for the love of producers, and excellent underrated wines.