Johns is located at the top of the Winsted Green, next to Johns imports. I have theories, but they…read moredon't seem to keep the same hours. The package store has a constant flow of customers. One leaves, one walks in. They have ice outside and a cooler of nips when you walk in, which is so cute! All those mini bottles in rows.... Beer is in back, with liquor around the end caps and wall. Wine is in the middle. It is the most reasonable priced wine ever. Most bottles were around 10.99. The two most expensive bottles were 25.99 and 36.99. They cannot be faulted for price!

Best place to go and get what you need, great customer service. Been a customer for 7 year's…read more Former united states marine 0311 ground pounder.

Convenient location, if you're going to Stop and Shop and someone much lazier than yourself (but…read morewho is definitely over 21!) texts you to ask if you could pick up a bottle of Disaronno. Prices seems standard for the region, a lot of selection and they were really pushing to get their Christmas 2018 stock moving on. They also seemed to card everyone, which is fantastic! All liquor stores should do that - a little ego boost if you think it's just you, and you don't have to worry about them getting caught in anything untoward.

Great selection of Beers and Wines!…read more We stopped here because we wanted to try the Thai/Laotian restaurant in the shopping center and they are BYOB. We were able to find Thai Singha beer! How cool is that! Very friendly staff and also a great wine selection.

I walked in to check out the craft beer selection. They had some things that I like such as Sip of…read moreSunshine and Dogfish, but the selection of craft beer was not broad as some of the shops I visit. The selection of non-craft beer seemed typical. I wasn't in the market for wine or hard alcohol, but the store was fairly large and it looked like they must have had a decent selection of that.

The Silas Deane Highway is home to several (and I mean several) liquor stores. The problem is that…read more(1) the majority of them sell your standard mass produced wine and beer; (2) the owners have both a limited knowledge of their product and (3) they are unwilling to venture out and carry a larger selection local (state/region) wine, beer and spirits. I will admit to patronizing several of them, but my search for a local liquor store as ceased with the discovery (and more frequent patronization) of Townline Discount Wines & Liquors, which surpasses them all. Yes, they carry a wide range of mass produced wine, beer, and spirits but they also carry some unique selections, all at competitive prices. They also have a good selection of local, craft and small batch beer (which I appreciate more and more). In addition to the selection, they get high marks from me for their customer service. The owners have always been very friendly, helpful, and accommodating, even going as far as to offer to purchase a varietal of wine not on their shelves. Now that's customer service!

We stopped going after the guy kept charging us $1-3 above the shelf price. Unfortunately, we…read moredidn't realize the overcharges until we got home and looked at the receipt. The last time I called him out on the spot. He charged $13.50 for a $10.99 bottle of Saki. When I told him the shelf price was $10.99, he silently rung it up again. When I asked him why he had originally rung it up as $13.50, he mumbled, "price increase" without looking me in the eye. If you go to this place, pay close attention. He banks on people not paying attention.

A very cute store, in a less then ideal location - Route 202 can be difficult to turn left on, and…read moresomehow attracts the worst drivers in New England. Regardless, like four cars pulled in to their lot while I was putting on my coat. In the age of Covid, masks are required and plastic is between customer and cashier. Their wine selection is about four rafters, and one quarter of their wall is for liquor. Wine prices seem reasonable, at least there's a large enough selection to get something in your specific price range.

Wonderful spirit shop! Always friendly and ready to help, even carry out to car. Knowledge of wines…read moreis phenomenal, and did I mention friendly and courteous?

In a city awash with liquor stores, really more than you can shake a stick at, The Cork stands out…read more It has an ample selection of wines, liquors, and beers for what are reasonable prices (at least that's always been true for everything I've looked for). The other day I was looking for an Australian wine recommended by someone else, and an employee was able to direct me right to it, and was knowledgeable about the different types that if offered. This has always been my experience with the employees - nice, attentive, and knowledgeable. Plus they staff really well, so on New Year Eve there was no wait in getting help on the floor, or checking out.

An oasis, a charming liquor store with a great selection. Pat the owner is aces and has a fair…read moreamount of wines to choose from.

I stopped in at the Falls Village Package Store during the July FV Car Show. It was hot as heck…read morewhen I noticed a few vendors in town selling adult refreshments. Long lines accompanied by hot and humid weather resulted in me walking into the Package Store. The owner was so nice and sold us a can of beer for $1 and a small wine for $5. I couldn't have purchased one refreshment at the other vendors for $6 let alone two. She has a sweet small dog in a doggy bed on the front counter at all times. The dog greets the customers that come in with a happy wag of her tail. I know where I'm going to buy my refreshments when I'm in Falls Village.

Always a good selection. We love trying the wines on sale and they have pretty decent prices…read more Service was nice and fast. Casual ambiance.They had a happy hour tasting with this new hard soda made in Ct. I tried the black cherry and found it very tasty.

Pandemic stock GONE! Even Mama Bear was getting temperamental not having a stock of Kahlúa, as…read morewell as, other pleasantries for beverages once kept for visitors or FRYday night caps. Crazy Bruce's was near and prices dear. We suited up in mask and used our hands as blinders so not to be over tempted. Kahlúa was our only target. At least, that was the front I exhibited. Inside, I hoped to find a new replenishment of Scotch Whiskey or a new Craft Ale. We browsed slightly, prices tempting, but we (she) stayed firm on our objective. Of course, it's almost on the back corner and rows of wine and every hard liquor and beer imaginable. We grabbed our beloved Kahlúa only (with a tear welling up). Another day, "Bruce the Crazy," we will be back to fully replenish.

I've driven past this liquor store for years, and only recently went in for the first time. It's…read morein a small plaza with another store front, although I couldn't tell you the last time, if ever, there was anything in the second store. The liquor store is a little small, but a good collection of wine. The liquor is a little more standard, and they do have a credit card minimum. Prices are a little higher then other places, but not obscenely so. The parking lot is small but surprisingly busy - I almost had my driver's door indented when another car didn't notice my entrance from 202, and almost backed into me without checking with reviewer mirror or back-up camera (if applicable). Luckily horns work wonders in getting moving vehicles to stop and re-evaluate their position.