Excellent beer store. One of the best in the Foxboro area. customers can buy single cans or packs…read moreof beer. Lots of selections from breweries you won't find in other stores. Very knowledgeable staff who work at the store.

Selection is exceptional , great variety of beers from around the world…read more Workers are good and knowledgeable Thanks

Absolute best selection of new beer and seltzer and vodka canned beverages. Friendly and helpful…read morestaff consistently and some of the best wines and hard liquor selections around. Plus the location is central and convenient and prices are decent.

Absolutely awful - poor service, poor selection & associates talking about how terrible they are to…read morecustomers, vendors & suppliers.

Bought 2 defective lighters and they refused to replace them, spend 20 to 30 dollars a day at the…read morestore and he refused to exchange a 2 dollar lighter, told me it was my fault the lighter didn't work after one day ,go figure

More expensive than anywhere near them, poor customer service and only the small sized singles for…read moreIPA's. The workers are not knowledgeable and are not good at math. Small place with awful parking.

Bob Harkey is a legend. Go into the store with any food that needs to be paired with wine and he…read morewill 100% knock it out of the park every time. Tremendous service and a great selection of wines that are not expensive and intended to be paired with food of all types from pizza, Chinese food to traditional pairings like steak. Truly awesome and make sure you ask for Bob if he is not on the floor, then he is in the cellar. They will call him up and he will bedazzle you with his recommendations.

When you first walk in, it seems like a regular wine store, nothing fancy, just bigger. If you see…read moreBob Harkey there stocking the shelves or working the register, you might think he's a regular clerk, except really tall. But this is no ordinary wine retailer. Bob Harkey is a world renowned wine expert. No exaggeration! He's a graduate of the German Wine Academy in Kloster Eberbach, Germany and for 25 years he's been all over Europe doing whatever it is that wine experts do over there. He's a very down to earth guy, very approachable, and he really loves it when people ask him for wine advice. If you ask for a wine to go with chicken, he's going to ask what cut, how it's cooked, what spices are being used, , grilled or broiled, the side dishes, how much you're spending, etc, then he'll give you a couple of choices at very competitive prices. I went in there once and didn't see Bob, and I had a tricky wine decision to make. Bob's mother was working the register. She picks up the phone and called him, tells him there's a regular customer with a tough wine question, and put me on the phone with him. After answering all his questions, he talked me down towards the back of the store, giving me the exact shelf location of the perfect bottle. I had assumed he was in another area of the store, like in the office, but his mom told me he was home on a day off! I was embarrassed that she had put him out, but she assured me that there is nothing Bob loves to do more than help people with wine questions. I asked him once about a gift idea for my sister who is a real spirit enthusiast (and a bit of a snob about it). Bob produced a reasonably priced bottle of cognac that my sister still raves about years later. I've saved my favorite part of the store for last....the index cards! Bob travels all around the world buying wines and he tastes them all. For almost every wine in the store, he hand writes a brief review and recommendation on a large index card, which is affixed to the shelf or box where the wine is displayed. How great is it to know that the store's owner, a real expert, personally tasted the wine for you? I've spent way too much time in this store browsing the wines and reading Bobs index card reviews. I've moved a few towns over, and thanks to Bob I'm pretty good at picking out my own wine now, so I don't get over there too much any more, but Bob's still there, so I'm sure it's still the best place on the planet to buy wine. I wish I could give a sixth star.

This place sells whiskey for 4x times the price, that's a 10-4 negative for me. E.H Taylor which…read moregoes for 60$ msrp is going for 200$ here.

Went in to pick up a bottle for dinner and noticed that Lamarca Prosecco Rose had a sticker price…read morelisted as $13.99. Went to check out and the cashier said it was a mistake and would be charging me $19.99. I took him over and showed him that all their bottles of that we're labeled $13.99. Strange not to give the listed price and lose a customer for life over $6.00. It is worth the extra drive down the road to Yankee Spirits or Wegman's. Just about everything Is significantly cheaper. That's what I did today. They will also honor the listed price (which is $13.99 for Lamarca Prosecco, rose or original).

Friendly and big selection Easy to get to, lots of options…read more Great customer service!!!!

Pretty solid beer and wine selection for a small store! Staff was friendly and informativeread more

Family owned. Employees are so good to the customers. Employees will so anything to help you in…read moreyour search for the perfect liquor beer or wine.

This is a great little liquor store right where 1A and 121 diverge…read more Recently a light was just placed at this intersection so, its a little bit easier to get in and get out of their small-ish parking lot in the back. It looks a lot smaller from the outside than it actually is, and their wine selection is actually rather robust! I grew up in Wrentham, and now live in Boston, so I'm used to being able to locate good wines in the city very easily at the larger wine shoppes. this place had two rather "boutique" wines that I was looking for, one from Chile and one from Portugal when I was visiting my parents last... The woman who was working the register even commented on one of them, which surprised me since a small "packie" typically doesn't have someone who knows wine that well. their beer selection is spot on ranging form domestic to import to microbrew, and their spirits are good too, having some of the new 'spin offs' from Absolute Boston and other top shelf choices.