This is a beer and wine bar and store that is right opposite the Dunkin Donut store off of Key West…read moreAvenue. They have some beers that I have not seen in other stores like Estrella Damm and Daura Damm from Spain. Everytime I have been here, I am very impressed by the friendliness of the people working on the store. It looks like they have a lot of regulars who sit and imbibe here. There are a few tables inside and you can sit outside as well. Parking is on the side garage or 1 hour parking in front where there are a few spots. I was looking for Carlsberg having recently been to Denmark and they had it in stock. Prices are pretty much the same as in other stores.

This spot is an underrated beer & wine shop. While I have not tried out their bar, I have heard…read moregreat things about it! I'll have to try it one day. Their customer service is excellent in that the staff are personable and friendly. I've come here several times to pick up some drinks for myself, a gathering or even for a gift. I was impressed with their wine selection because they carry wines that aren't readily carried at competing stores. The prices are fair and the place is well organized too. I highly recommend them!

Good prices. Well organized. Friendly staff…read more Most weeks - a few free tastings to help folks explore (and support with purchases) new items.

I had a great experience at Montgomery County Liquor & Wine in Downtown Rockville. I was looking…read morefor a bottle of the Amaro Cynar, I couldn't find locally. A friendly staff member offered to help, he looked it up in the system, found it at the Aspen Hill location, called them for me, and gave me the address. When I got to Aspen Hill, the woman at the register said, "I set your bottle aside -- we've been expecting you." That kind of thoughtful, above-and-beyond service is rare these days and really stood out. Huge thanks to both locations -- I'll definitely be back!

Excellent selection of Tequilas, Scotches and Whiskeys. The service is quick, accurate and…read morefriendly. Great environment to browse liquor selections.

This is my first visit to this Montgomery Country Liquor and Wine. Whiskey Rocks 2020 brought me…read moreout to this location. I have been to these kinds of events before but this one, by far was the largest event in one location. I arrive at 8a, 2hrs before the store opened. The line was probably 350 people deep when I arrived. It was 30 degrees out and I decided to brave the cold for an opportunity to snag some of the most elusive Whiskeys amd Bourbons in the area. So many people came out. I heard some came from as far as NY, WV, and NC to attend this event. By 1130a, i finally made it to the front door. All of my favorites were gone. I wondered round in the store aimlessly hoping to score something big. Nothing was insight. One of the folks I had just met in line shivering in the cold for 3.5h bumped into me again in the store and offered me what appeared to be last bottle of Kentucky Owl. I was vaguely familiar with this brand. He was not sure of the cost but but he was sure it was more than he wanted to spend so I was happy to recieve this bottle. But I still felt emptied handed so I back tracked down every aisle hoping to find one more rarity. A buddy mentioned to me to about the instore raffle for George C Stagg. I was somewhat resistant to registering online for it because I was sure 300 or more had already registered and I had no possible chance of scoring 1 of the 71 bottles available. I reluctantly registered and as luck would have it, score....!!! I began to think this trip may not be a bust after all. This is a great event and it is increasingly becoming popular. There were definitely some pros and cons. Pros: port-o-potties onsite Pros: selling shirts to memoralize event Pros: onsite bottle engraving Pros: online lottery registration Cons: people coming from out of state or a good distance away are camping out overnight. Tents, lawn chairs, and remnants of human habitation were every where. It looks bad. Cons: there isn't any priority for MoCo residents who actually shop at and support MC Liquor and Wine stores on a daily basis. Out of state or non county residents should have to register for a lottery and win to be able to participate. Cons: no food vendors present to offer food items for this day long event. Food trucks would have been nice. Cons: not a fan of this particular location as it is smack dab right in the middle of a highly populated neighborhood and shopping center. Parking became contentious. I will definitely attend another event. I hope they are able to make some additional changes to help improve user experience.

Been coming here for years, always have been a great staff, and affordable prices…read more Owner is always happy to help. Today they really went above and beyond, when a drunk guy accosted us, outside their store. Really appreciate them.

Nice little spot and nice owner. Good place for a quick grab of beer and wine if you are in that…read morearea.

Ollie, ollie in come free, baby Hey kids, where are you? Nobody tells you what to do, baby…read more I'm just glad that REM was singing about Oliver North and not this place. Ollie's used to be a family owned beer, wine and deli. They had a great selection of beer and wine. But the reason why you came here was for the italian Sub/Hoagie/Grinder/Hero and my personal favorite...the all encompassing...the Foodstick. Ok, I'll talk about the other details first. When owned by the original family...it was dark, danky, it was a little bit creepy to go to, but a time when beer was Bud and wine was Carlo Rossi this place rocked...(they had Mad Dog 20/20, Boones and of course Mickeys). You know you're talking quality here. Ok, things have changed since then... Not much, but the family is gone and so has the love. The selection is better. Not the best mind you...they could carry a lot more craft beer and fine wine, but in this area of Twinbrook (one of the last vestiges of Old School MoCo) it's important to have. Why am I concentrating on a simple sub? This was one of my first subs and one of my first sandwich loves. (apart from a Reuben), but an Italian hoagie is a great way to determine if a deli is truly worth their salt. The Italian Sub is served on Ottenberg's bread. it slightly mealy, soft and airy, wide loaf. The deli meat is generic as is the provolone cheese. It is constructed with Ham, Genoa Salami and Provolone. You get two thin slices each. Basic iceberg lettuce, colorless tomato, pickle, white onion, red pepper vinegar based hots, mayo, and spicy mustard. No Italian dressing, but italian seasonings. (When a deli has to have a picture listing it's possible ingredients.... just leave. Go, and don't look back) I guess that pretty much states all I need to say. It is a disgrace to an Italian sub. Bottom line: Ownership has changed, the beer is slightly better, just don't go there for the sandwiches.

First time I've been to Aldi's in about 15 20 years. Terrible people running the place now rude and…read moresnooty. They don't even sell subs anymore. Do yourself a favor and go across the street to Twinbrook deli delicious subs and great customer service and super friendly unlike Ollies

Proprietor is more interested in selling a political point of view than beer and wine. There are…read moremany other locally owned options nearby that are not only less expensive but also less contemptuous of customers.

The owners are so welcoming and so warm. I wouldn't go anywhere else for my beers! Honestly, the…read morebest folks ever and they have, in my opinion, everything that you could be looking for. If they don't, then just simply ask. They may surprise you!

Located at 300 Main Street, across from the Main Street plaza, and known by us "locals" as The…read moreCorner Store, this is my favorite wine/beer store in the Kentlands area (and there are 4 others. Not only are they reasonably priced, but they've got such a wide ranged selection of foreign and domestic wines the store could be twice its size. Also the staff is knowledgable and friendly. I recommend them highly. SUGGESTION: (Given its location), it would be nice if, in the evenings, from Spring to Fall, they set up a few tables on the Plaza for a little al fresco wine & cheese. ( Just a thought )

Harry, the owner, deserves a tremendous amount of credit for making this into a Kentlands staple…read morebusiness. He learns everyone's name, expresses genuine interest in how they're doing, what they've been doing etc. He also accomodates beer/wine requests when possible, which is nice since Montgomery County is notorious for their control of brands on alcohol. The pricing here is pretty much on par with most stores in the county, but the service is why you'll keep coming back. If you live in the neighborhood, why not take a stroll over to the store or bring your dog inside even. Harry has acheived the goal of creating that 'family owned' neighborhood corner store feel.

Always have what I need, lots of cold beer for my and my husband. Friendly staff. I've been going…read morethere for years. Does the job for me.

Well stocked, clean, organized & friendly owner & staff! Great selections/varieties of beer & wine.read more