NOTE THIS BUISNESS MOVED! it's now on spielman highway in the middle of downtown Burlington. It's…read moreabsolutely gorgeous inside. Plenty of parking at the rear. The staff was incredibly helpful. The gentleman behind the counter took 20 minutes out of his day to help me select an assortment of local beers and wine. Incredibly knowledgeable about flavor profiles and a brief description of each selection. I will definitely be back.

This package store is located on the bustling Albany Turnpike and they sell beer, wine, and liquor…read more It's right near the Canton Village Plaza. There is a small lot which is easy to get in and out of. We've stopped here a few times for liquor and beer. They have a limited selection but it's decent for a smaller place. The prices were average. The customer service was good. They also sell lottery tickets. Overall, a decent liquor store in the area.

Not bad in a pinch, and a good stop for a cut through and if you're running errands in the plaza…read more I've come here for ice and also beer (standard mainstream cans) good price, and lotto available.

"Doctor told me not to drink no more Doing everything the…read moredoctor told me not to do Hittin' the bottle again" (John Lee Hooker -Hittin' the Bottle Again) We needed a bottle of white wine for a recipe (all we had in the house was a red, a rose and a sparkling white) and since we were right across the street from the Bottle Stop, it made our course of action pretty clear. Bottle Stop is right between the huge Avon Goodwill Store and an auto parts dealer, and truth be told it looks small and fairly unimpressive from the parking lot. But once you go inside you'll see that the store is actually quite large and the aisles seem to go on forever. Their beer section is enormous, filling both sides of an aisle from the front of the store to the back. They sell quite a few single bottles so you can be adventurous and create your own six packs. We went to the bargain wine section and walked away with a nice Pinot Grigio for $3.99. Wandering the aisles and checking out their big inventory made me pretty sure they would have whatever I might need from a liquor store.

First thing about this business is their customer service is second to none. You will be greeted…read moreand asked how they can help. Staff is friendly and sincere. The business is clean and well stocked. They know their product and have great prices!!

M & R which stands for Marrion and Roy, is a family owned business established in 1952. The first…read morestore was in Glastonbury, CT and then there were a total of 14 stores throughout CT. There are currently 6 stores and on the family's 3rd generation of operating. Those 6 stores are located in Avon, Farmington, Glastonbury, Manchester, South Windsor, and Southington. This location in Avon is located on the busy route 44. I've driven by this place many times and was finally able to stop in. The parking lot was spacious. We were looking for ingredients to make Irish coffees for Thanksgiving. We found some of the ingredients easily and the prices were decent. They had a vast selection of wines, spirits, and beers. The people working there were friendly and helpful. Overall, a nice liquor store and will be back!

As a person who loves to cook and bake with flair I often stop in for the perfect pairing of wine…read moreand liqueur and rum for my cakes and meat. fish. poultry. One gentleman spent time explaining the difference between two red wines and their origin. The best talk was about corks vs caps. the guys are so patient and walk me to the aisle - they don't point.

Oh man, I don't know why I haven't been in here before. I came looking for something specific…read morethat's a little hard to find and ended up finding that and some other nice surprises. I was super excited to see Foxon Park Thimble Island Brewery hard sodas all the way in Simsbury! I've been wanting to pick some up in the Branford/ East Haven area but it's such a long drive and package stores sell out fast. Also found the Smash on the Beach drinks I was looking for, hard Sunny D, and New England blueberry cider which is also hard to find sometimes. I'm not a heavy drinker but I felt like a kid in a candy store lol.

What I took away from Liquor Depot (besides the bottles I lawfully purchases) was the memory of all…read moretheir displays. It made it a fun shopping experience, how often does one see an Absolut bottle filled with basketballs? They have a good selection of Connecticut beer, and gift bags stationed nearby for an easy to assemble gift for the beer drinker in your life. I wasn't overly impressed by the prices, but the employees at checkout were perfectly polite. There is a parking lot near the entrance of the store, and handicapped parking right by the door. I would love to know how to get out to the light at the nearby car wash, otherwise the most accessible exits may have you waiting a decent amount of time (depending on the time of day) to turn left onto 202.

Wonderful wine tastings on Fridays and periodic wine dinners. Wine tastings are very informative…read more Staff is very knowledgeable. Good selection of wines and bourbons. Excellent customer service. Great prices.

Well, I moved but that doesn't stop me. Every time I come up to Avon, I make sure that I visit and…read morerestock. I highly recommend this store to all those looking for a place that cares.

New Hartford Wine and Beverage is located in a small plaza, across the street from Dunkin. It's on…read morethe first floor of a three story blue house, and isn't a huge footprint. They do have a pretty good selection though - Coke for the teetotalers, your favorite liquors, and domestic and international wines. However, it may be best to go in with a spirit of adventure, because they are limited selections. The store definitely used to be something that else - you can tell (or strongly suspect) from the shelving units. There are for sale signs up front for the business, so when it does change hands who knows what it will look like!

The Village Spirit Shoppe seems very similar to most small town liquor stores I've been in. The…read moreselection is small, but unless you're looking for a very specific bottle of wine, you'll find something to suit your needs. It's probably more expensive than a town like Torrington where there's more competition, but you're the one in Burlington needing some sort of alcohol, so let's assume a convenience cost. (Honestly, I don't know if they are even higher priced. The bottle of wine I got seemed reasonable to me.) The proprietor offered to help me find what I was looking for, and seemed happy enough to be there even though it was after closing time on a Sunday. Perhaps he sensed business was still coming! They're located on the quieter side of the plaza, sharing a building with Creative Concepts Kitchen and Bath, so there isn't any parking issue. The store has a cooler of beer, wall of liquor, and about three small aisles of wine. Mixers and non-alcoholic drinks are also sold.

This is the only package store in this part of Burlington. It's a large town with few people so we…read morecan't get another one, but we need it. This place closes at 8 every night, isn't open on Sundays, and is substantially more expensive than any other place in the area. I'm not a customer who had one bad experience. I grew up in Burlington and have complained about this place since I turned 21. the owner won't sell to people with duplicate licenses, so if you're like me amd lost your wallet and needed a duplicate made, don't even go; they will insinuate you're under age even if, like me, you're in your mid thirties. Poor wine selection, and extreme overprice, like 25%+ more than anywhere in the area. Ive known for years this was a bad package store, but tonight I needed a small amount of white wine for a recipe and ran out to the closets Packy, this awful place, I was told I could break a four pack of the garbage white wine... completely abnormal for any package store I've ever been to. Even when I asked if I would buy other things to reach the $10 min for a card purchase, I was simple told "No" before he went back to staring at something on the wall behind me. The IDGAF attitude of the owners father (the primary employee I just referenced) made me leave this review. The level of 'I don't care about your business' I've received at this business, consistently for the last 15 years, makes this the WORST package store I've EVER been too. If you're not desperate, try the Liquor Lad in Harwinton or Package Square In Unionville. Both are reasonably priced and the service provided is so superior to anything you'll get at the place in the center of Burlington.