I'm in this small package store often, as it is close by to where I work. Stocked with the basics,…read morethey don't seem to specialize in any one area. Quick & efficient service, I'm always In & Out in a few minutes. Right next door to the Super Chinese Buffet (which is BYOB), so that's a convenience.

A cute liquor store near Big Lots and the Chinese Buffet in Torrington! The employees were very…read morefriendly, and offered assistance and suggestions without my needing to ask. It was a surprisingly small floor space, but had varieties of wines and most liquors you may need for your dinner parties.

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.

Ken's is located where Kay-Bee Toy Store used to be, randomly on a quiet road to the airport. It's…read morenext to a feed store, and parking never seems to be a problem. It is surprisingly huge inside! I'm not sure what I expected, but it goes on and on. It's well lit, with lots of space to move about (nice ambiance if you have an unwieldy purse). There are lots of displays for different kinds of liquor, as well as space for beer and wine. The prices are pretty reasonable with the area, and offer a good range. For example, you'll easily find a low cost bottle of wine, but you can also find something to gift at a higher price point. All the popular liquors are present and accounted for, and there are adorable minis up front! The cashier was friendly and offered his assistance as needed.

I think the creamery is gone. It looks like the stables are up and running, all the signs are for…read morethe stables, but nothing for the creamery.

The jars of foods were all homemade. And absolutely delicious!…read more I have heard that they are permanently Closed. Look them up and check in advance.

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.

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.

Great Service, the owner knows every customer and very helpful in identifying the correct wine for…read morethe event. All the employees are also very helpful and when you buy a lot, they even volunteer to bring it to your car. ample parking space.

WOW OH WOW. psychotic is the best adjective for my experience here…read more first, some background. in Feb 2021 i was hunting for Bandol with some age on it and found a decent bottle here. I placed an order over the phone and picked it up. fine experience, and i thought the selection was nice; made a note to return when in the area. obviously the other big background we all know is that Covid is still a big deal so i try very hard to give everyone more than 6' of personal room, and expect the same, especially from staff. i wear mask always when in shops and downtown areas. this past 1st weekend of April, i found another bottle on their site i wanted and decided to stop in. it was midday on Friday, four men are inside, none seem to be shopping, but none greet me. i recognize one as the man who was there last time and he's the shortest one so we'll call him Shorty. not seeing the bottle i sought, i caught attention of one of the men and asked: 'are you shopping or do you work here?' he didn't really reply so much as throw up his hands and look confused, but then Shorty yelled from the front, 'i can help you, sir' and rushed back. He immediately got within 6' of me. i began backing up, and he kept up with me until i said, 'could i please have 6' of space'. this seemed to irritate him, but he went to look for the bottle. i wanted to check out their Loire chenin, and once the aisle was clear i went in. after a few moments of browsing i go to leave and see that one of the men is standing at the end of aisle to my right. just standing there. ok... i turn left. another man is standing at that end of the aisle too. again, just standing there. there is no room to get out. then, i notice that the other two employees are in the aisles above and below my aisle. so in a (est.) 40' x 25' space, EVERY SINGLE EMPLOYEE is within approx. 6' and i have no where to go. i'm a little frustrated, but i stay calm and say, 'guys, i need some more space please. i can't leave the aisle right now. could i get some more space please?' the wardens at the end of the aisle move, but Shorty screams, 'WE HAVE TO DO BUSINESS HERE, SIR.' (the sir is dripping with disdain in his tone.) i turn and say, 'Why are you yelling at me? I understand business; I just wanted space." he repeats: ''WE HAVE TO DO BUSINESS HERE, SIR.' 'do you always scream at customers? do you think i want to shop here now?' he's a broken record, 'WE HAVE TO DO BUSINESS HERE, SIR.' he is incredibly hostile, irrationally so. meanwhile, none of the other employees seem to think this inappropriate. i will admit, i lost my cool here and crossed a line. i told him to go fuck himself. to this another employee says, 'well now we're not going to sell you anything'. my reply, 'fuck all of you too; i do not want to shop here!' i am sorry that i swore at you all, but the outright disrespect and hostility i encountered pushed me over the edge. BUYER BEWARE. STAY AWAY.

Amazing. 10/10. Constantly raising the bar for us all. I felt extremely welcomed and celebrated…read moreupon entering the establishment.

Best BLT I've had in 10 years. Just perfect! And the staff couldn't be nicer. Great place!read more