A REAL WINE SHOP!! Much more diverse selection than the standard liquor store that features mass…read moremarket wines like Gallo and jug wines. I found both Hungarian wines and the specific Spanish bubbly (Cava) I was looking for. No Slovenian wines (yet), but they offered to order some for me. Very friendly and attentive service.

I go to the wine cellar quite a bit mainly because of their awesome beer selection. And they have…read moresalmon.

Great prices, great staff and always a good selection of everything including craft beers.read more

Wide selection and very good prices. I will for sure be going back. Local favorite. Good raffles.read more

I would definitely recommend this liquor store. Everyone I've talked to working there is quite…read morenice, and they have a good selection of liquors for decent prices. Of course, slightly more than say, Woodmans, but not much at all! It's totally worth it to support a local business, and they have a lottery system each week for customers, which is pretty fun :-)

I visit Dad's often. Great selection of spirits, wine and beer. Prices are very competitive for…read morean independent and staff is helpful and friendly. Best part is you park 10 feet from the door and rarely have to wait in line. Definitely recommend checking them out.

We had a beautiful and romantic date night while visiting Green Bay, Wisconsin…read more Plume Wine Bar is located on Pine Street across from the Autograph Hotel Northland. The interior is very cozy and has an intimate/romantic vibe with couches and small tables scattered throughout the space. Cool concept: you are given a store card and you use it to sample the different wines. You can get a taste, half a glass, or a full glass. Great way to sample different wines. They also offer delicious charcuterie boards. We loved all the seasonal flavors they brought to the board. Everything was delicious. Our servers were amazing as well. Very informative and great about making recommendations. Fantastic new addition to the Green Bay Area.

This place is very aesthetic and great for girls night out! It's always nice trying new wine here,…read moreand their charcuterie boards are amazing

My go to place to find something new to try. My first time there, I met Brian, who has helped me…read moreevery single time I stop in to find a new bottle. They have a great selection of every category of alcohol, and the most exceptional customer service.

This is the best vineyard a girl can have in her own backyard!!…read more Cold Country knocks wines out of the park left and right, and I've never tasted a wine there that wasn't phenomenal. I'm not a fan of dry wines, but I'd gladly buy any bottle they have there. The aroma on the Frontenac is enough to make you want to purchase a case, and that's no lie. There's definitely a reason that they have award-winning wines. BECAUSE IT'S SO WORTH IT! If there's anything you want to know about the wine-making process, the ingredients, the time frames for aging: the staff is so knowledgeable and friendly it's unreal. The wine-tastings are free, unless you try the special Ice Wine, due to it's limited quantity and the skill/precision it takes to make. (Still it's only $3 to taste). In the summer, they like to have bands in the back of their facility, which makes for a great time. All in all: I would live there if I had a choice!

BEWARE! Let me beginning by saying their wine is great. It's the business practices that are…read morehorrible, along with their customer service. The beginning of September 2026, we purchased two wine tastings ($18.96), two packs of 8 little crackers ($4.00), one ice wine taste ($4.74) and a case of Rock Legend wine ($186.12). At checkout she combined everything together and I told her I only wanted to tip on the tastings. Next to the 10% button on Square, it displayed $22.22 and she said that was the tasting total and that is what the 10% tip would be on. On the way home I realized it sounded high so I checked my emailed receipt and saw she charged the 10% tip on the case of wine also. I called her immediately and she assured me she would credit my card back the $22.22. She never did. So she lied to me. Also, after I paid for everything at the store, I wanted a $2 bottle of water. I didn't have any cash on me and she told me that it was a minimum charge of $15 to use my credit card. I asked her for a glass for water and she told me that the water at the winery wasn't drinkable.(???) For the overcharge on the wine, she could have offer me a $2 bottle of water for free. Also, when you order your wine tasting, she gives each person a wine glass acting like it is included in the tasting. NOT! She will charge you $4.50 for the wine glass. (Still trying to figure out why she would give you a glass for a wine tasting that is already in little plastic cups.) Just BEWARE of all the "extra" charges that she will try to collect. Oh, BTW, this is my third case of wine I've purchased from them in a year. This happened on my first purchase one year ago, but I didn't notice it until it was too late, that's why I questioned her this time. The other one was purchased on-line. Just BEWARE!

This amazing family owned small business will rock your world. It's unique and it started as a…read moreretirement hobby! It's sustainable and the only way to experience it is to go to the property and meet the owners themselves. Their hospitality and high quality products will please your palate and your budget! These owners are humble real people who had a dream and worked to make it come true. There's nothing pretentious about the wine they make. It's pure, clean, and as beautiful as the property you'll find yourself surrounded by. A great little retreat area for a quiet romantic getaway. The owners will do private parties, wine tastings, wine pairing dinners with a great chef and lovely menu. The fish in the property can be special ordered in a few mouth watering selections -- just call ahead to reserve the yummies for yourself! This quiet couple will walk you through their property, teach you about their process, and share their amazing products. It'll be a day you'll cherish with a group of good friends. On the way out, be sure to purchase your favorites because you can only get them from the Winery! Be sure to ask about the ice wine! Even if there isn't any available, you'll love learning about the process and just maybe you can find out when the next batch can be ordered!!! Also, be sure to ask about the grape powder! Remember -- the process is sustainable! Almost nothing is wasted! You'll be amazed! I was!

Awesome wine, very friendly knowledgeable people, salmon pate is awesome !!! definitely worth a…read moreroad trip to visit this place, nice quiet patio also

Mom lives in Green Bay. I live in Milwaukee. So when I visit, it's usually on a Friday evening…read moreafter a long day at work and a 2-hour drive. When I finally settle in, there's nothing more I like to do than relax with family and enjoy a nice cold malted adult beverage. A few blocks from Mom's house is Badger Liquor Store No. 2. It's our store of choice. They've got a fair selection of craft beers to choose from and their prices on many 6'ers are about $1 less than what the same brand might sell for in the Mil. My last stop at Badger Liquor yielded an unexpected surprise: I was about to check out with a 6-pack of Shiner Farmhouse Ale and a 22-ouncer of Thumper American Pale Ale. The fellow at the counter placed his hand atop the Thumper and asked "Have you ever had this before?" "No," I replied. With his head slightly ajar and his eye nearest me slightly closed, he says, "I don't recommend it. It's made with liquid hop extract and has an unpleasant, almost oily, aftertaste." Yuck, right? Who needs liquid hop extract in their beer? So, alright, this guy just talked a customer out of a sale. Maybe he would have been better to let me discover the unpleasantness of hop extract on my own. Some people may have said "Thanks!" and left with just the 6'er, but my reply was, "Thanks for the warning. What do you suggest instead?" After a few moments thought, he retrieved a Worthington's White Shield by -- an English IPA. The Worthington's was $1 more and a decent brew. If the Thumper was as bad as suggested, it was a dollar well spent. I'm very impressed that a beer aficionado would be on the lookout to warn and assist fellow aficionados. Well done and thank you, Badger Liquor Store No. 2!