CAREFUL! THEY SELL EXPIRED PRODUCTS! I have ordered the beer…read moreonline from Jim's Cellars. It's arrived expired! By Australian law, it's illegal to sell expired products They never replied to my e-mails or messages

Jim's is close to home and the cheapest bottle-o for miles…read more And Jim's is a very good grog shop. There is a huge range of wine, beer and spirits. Jim's is very very good value. Quite often cheaper than Dan Murphy and they are good guys, except that they sometimes make their Mum look after the shop. They stock stuff you can't get elsewhere like Petersons Chardonnay and Scarborough White Label. There is a good range of aged wine and a comprehensive beer fridge. It was one of the first places in Sydney to stock Little Creatures Pale Ale and thus I have been going back with an unhealthy regularity. Cynthia and Mark's reviews are spot on and I intend to keep supporting Jim's even if it kills me.

This was the last stop on a Newtown mural and food tour, and it was a great end to a fun-filled…read moreafternoon. Young Henry's has good energy from jump with a hilarous House Rules poster that includes no d*cks - I giggled over that for far too long, lol. That said, I wasn't very impressed with the beer offerings (HUGE BEER SNOB HERE), but I really liked the space and enviroment. Young Henry's is covered in cool murals and tchotchkes, many of which are hilarious. If I was a Newtown resident, I'd be hanging out there all the time. Truly wish I'd been able to visit again before my Sydney trip was over. Hopefully there's a next time. Excellent visit.

Amazing local craft beers. Great selection of beers on tap. Such a fantastic vibe.read more

Great photo shop good variety. Open from 10 till 10 every…read moreday check it out for a great selection of wine.

A good bottle shop has all your wine and beer preferences in stock and sells them at reasonable…read moreprices. Located in the heart of Sydney, RNV Cellars is my source for the finest wines and local beers. They have a wide variety of wines in stock such as the De Stefani Soler (smooth and balanced with just a bit of a cherry and licorice taste, heavenly!) and the more high end, award-winning Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon. The beauty of it all is that since they're pretty near a lot of restaurants, you can buy your wine here before going to one that allows BYO. You get to save money and drink the wine you want. Next time you're in the mood for a glass of bubbly or a nice bottle of wine, try visiting RNV Cellars. I highly recommend it!

An OK place for drinks including nonalcoholic. The staff was helpful when asked but does not seam…read moreto leave from behind the counter to offer help. They have wine , beer and spirits. Small and large bottles. An easy place to pick up something when in the area.

Good selection and lower prices than other places I have purchased liquor from . Highly recommended…read morea visit here .

Amazing selection of fine wines and champagnes. INCREDIBLE top notch customer service. Kindly…read morehelped me (overseas customer) deliver a special birthday gift. FYI most deliveries need 5 business days' notice. Please check out and support! Will definitely be back! Thank you!!

Just taking a moment to thank Hannah and Jed for great customer service! Patience, attention to…read moredetail, nothing too much trouble. I now have my Maiden vermouth which they arranged for me to collect from Darlinghurst. I will recommend them to all, and I will be back.

Now, there is pretty much no booze I don't enjoy (actually, there is one: fernet. Yeucch) but there…read moreis a special place in my black heart for dark spirits, and - good lord! - the range these chaps have. They've got rums and ryes and bourbons and malts up the wazoo, every kind of conceivable small batch, artisan and limited run I've ever seen, and many I hadn't. There are wild bottles with pewter race horses sitting atop the stopper and ceramic gourds the shape of flying saucers, it's a boozer's heaven in here. They've got a wall dedicated to craft beers, microbrews and ciders, and a gigantic selection of wines with a particular focus on Australian drops. And the staff aren't just pretty faces . . . there is some serious knowledge ticking about this place. Oh, and even better? The Oak Barrel is fully independent, in fact it's one of Sydney's oldest independent bottle-o's. No big soulless chains here, fellow drinkers. This is everything the discerning drinker could possibly want.

I love this place. They have a great selection and their staff is super helpful. There's very…read morelittle of the wine shop pretension, yet the guys working there seem to really know their stuff. Like I said, their wine selection is great. They have a wide variety from all over the world, but the selection is curated so it's manageable. There is also a range from expensive to inexpensive, and they have some of the best inexpensive wines I've had in Australia! They have events (tastings, classes, etc.) around wine, beer, and spirits. They look cool and I will check em out... the tequila tasting sounds particularly interesting.

I managed to slip in here just as it was about to close, which was pretty cool, but then again it…read morewas starting to get a little late. Look, like a lot of the other breweries about the place, this one was rather nice, it was just a shame that when I went to buy some takeaway, they didn't happen to offer the option of mixing and matching. Still, as a brewery, it wasn't bad, and it is signed pretty well, so it can be easily spotted as well (namely because it happens to be next to a pub). Yeah, the beers were cool, and the service was fine, it just didn't stand out in the way that the other ones had.

Ordered the oatmeal stout and the watermelon Pilsner middy size. They were out of the oatmeal stout…read moreand gave us a sour instead which we didn't even want/order.

I live near a pretty damn exceptional liquor store. In fact my local will be my refuge of choice…read morewhen the zombie apocalypse hits. But if the outbreak hits Bondi first I'm heading straight for Leichardt. I could spend hours in the wine section just choosing a bottle for dinner- it's all clearly labelled with region, price, matching suggestions and RRP- all the info an amateur wino (I mean wine lover) could possibly need to assist in making an educated guess. The beer and spirits selection looks equally tantalising, but I was all about the entire section of bio-dynamic wines on offer at Vintage Cellars.

Good Morning, I'm…read morewriting to you in absolute frustration and disappointment. I have been a loyal client for many, many years. Please review my Vintage Cellars membership details to put my complaint into perspective. Reference Number 59952253 I placed an online order which I do roughly every 4 weeks. I am very particular about wine vintage and never, ever order anything that doesn't list a vintage. The above order included more recent vintages for both the Saltram and Taylor Estate Wines. On January 9th, I attempted to return these incorrect wines to the Leichardt Vintage Celllars at about 12:30 PM. I was greeted by a very polite and helpful woman who explained she could not process the return but her manager would be arriving at about 1 PM and could I come back. I'm sorry, I didn't record her name but I did say that I was disappointed she was not empowered to make this decision and as a loyal customer, I was now already put offside. At about 1:10 I went back to the store and asked a gentleman I had not seen before if he was the manager. He said, "No." The lady I had spoken to prior, then told him who I was. He picked up the box of wine and started to give it back to me saying he could not process a return if the order was made online. I suggested he should ring the police as I wasn't leaving until the credit took place. He then asked me if I had tried this at any other store. I said, "what difference would that make, but no I haven't." He then pretended to make a call and then processed the return. My complaints are: If Vintage Cellars is not going to provide the vintage as advertised then either don't list a vintage or allow me to stipulate somewhere 'no substitutions.' Allow returns in store regardless of the channel used to purchase them. Empower your staff to keep clients happy. At absolutely no point did either staff member apologise.