Well I've been here five times since 2015. That is once with every Solid Sound. The location is…read moreconvenient for anyone driving the main road. The only thing I have ever looked at is the beer, and the local choices are outstanding. Usually I am only in the area for a few days so we cannot try everything. However what you want to know is, are the big names in Vermont represented? Yes they are. Looks like they have all the other beers too. They have a few snacks with you probably want to get so you don't drink on an empty stomach.

Always very friendly there. Helpful in locating a special wine or liquor. Great prices. Worth…read moremaking the trip

A tardy review for this great local bottle that's the only game in town when it comes to alcohol…read more Located in downtown Williamstown Massachusetts. Parking is free off street. The store is easy to spot with it red awning. The owner brings his dog to work, so don't be surprised. I found her laying by the door. Super owner that carries everything alcohol. So he has you covered on beer, wine & Spirits. The shop is tiny, but he specializes in harder to find bourbons. When I visited he had a Kentucky Owl Confiscated bourbon. He joked that most of his business is from Williams College. I ended up empty handed but the owner definitely elevated the review into 5 star range.

A small, unassuming shop with a decent wine and beer selection. They have bottles of wine in every…read moreprice range. Buy 6 bottles and get 20% off!!!

Cute shop carrying various (you guessed it) provisions of canned seafood delicacies of different…read morenationalities, as well as : assorted cheeses, charcuterie, fresh baked bread, plus wine and beer in the back. Great ideas for picnics at Tanglewood. Thank you!

Loved this please and the staff. Very knowledgeable and engaging. Met the owners and had a lovely…read morediscussion about wine and sardines and all things Portuguese. We happened to drive by and quickly grabbed a parking spot to grab a few wines, crackers and cheeses. So impressed with the variety of imported sardines and the carefully selected variety of wines. The store is bright and welcoming. An absolute must.

What a charming place. My great great grandfather had a flower shop here once. I'm tickled that the…read morebest selection of hops in the NW MA is In the same location.

What was once a store I could spend hours in looking at all the craft beers has gone through a…read morechange and not for the better. They cut the selection in half, raised all the prices and replaced great customer service with an arrogant person who speaks down to you. I now drive the extra 10 min to go to Vermont for good selection at a great price.

I really like this small market. It has all the things I enjoy, with high-quality ingredients. The…read morehot food section is great, and they also offer wine, beer, and liquor. The space is charming, and the service is good.

I expected a more bountiful selection of produce, and that was not the case. I think they need a…read morelarger space. The ready to eat section was doing a brisk business, but I did not have time to partake.

There aren't that many places to buy wine and liquor in Williamstown MA. This store has two…read morelocations, one on Spring St and the other on Rt. 2. In general, the wine selection is ok. The Spring St. location is convenient, and for the past seven years I'd given them plenty of business. I ran into the store today to grab a bottle of cooking wine and had no cash. The cashier refused to take a card on $7.50 and told me that there is a $10.00 minimum. Even when I explained that I was a regular customer, he refused to allow me to charge a bottle of wine. I then explained that this would damage any future relationship that I might have with the store. This is yet another "the customer is always a nuisance" moment that I continue to experience with businesses in Williamstown. It's as if people around here have no clue about how to run a business. I would estimate that I have spent a few hundred dollars per year on alcohol, and most of my business has gone to West. They have now lost my business for the sake of reusing to cut me some slack on a credit card minimum. In many cases, owners around here can afford to treat customers with contempt because there is little competition. Luckily, however, there are other liquor stores in Williamstown and North Adams. The prices at West are higher than the prices at other stores in Williamstown and North Adams, and significantly higher than the prices over the border in Vermont. The selection at West isn't really that much better, and it isn't like they have expert advice on wine or spirits.

This review probably won't be recommended either! Yesterday, (I thought it better to just sleep on…read morethis!) my wife and I stopped into West Liquors in North Adams, as we have done many times to fill her tote bag with six bottles of wine, two expensive German rieslings for me and four inexpensive white and reds for her. The sign on the plate glass window says six bottles of wine gets 20% off the price. When she stepped up to the cashier she was told she would have to pay full price for my wine and not get the 20% the discount because two of her South American wines were not included in the discount. After watching the performance, I stepped up to the cashier and demanded that he call the owner about this bit of false advertising. He refused to do this claiming that the owner did not want to be bothered with customer price disputes. Then another store employee appeared after I told my wife to walk out. His crack to me was "See ya!" He called me "belligerent". He radiated pure hate. He has no idea what a "dead bee" he stepped on.