A great Neighborhood wine store that sources fantastic wines from around the world. Ask any…read morequestions and you get answers from someone who really loves wine. Every Saturday is a wine tasting with a different and sometimes eclectic theme along with a chance to sample some of the cheese that they also sell. This is not Dan Murphys - there are wines you won't find anywhere else. They are starting to stock some interesting beers as well. Excellent!

I like this local concept. Great advice on wines according to your taste and budget as well as free…read morewine tastings on Fridays.

This Bottle shop has just reopened after a refit and restock. It is the new venture for two wine…read moreenthusiasts and their passion for wine really shows in their choice of wines. Definitely worth a visit for those that appreciate a great range of boutique wines at reasonable prices. The two partners are only too happy to spend time discussing and suggesting interesting wines.

I told my cousin I wanted to buy some australian wine for my french boyfriend. As a french person,…read morehe does have some high standards because he's had quite a lot of wine all his life. I was apprehensive at first because I wanted to make sure to get a good one as a gift. I was brought to this warehouse that sells wine at wholesale prices. There was so much to choose from! I honestly wanted to buy quite a few of them and the employee there helped with some recommendations. The prices were great. I ended up choosing one from yarra valley and lo and behold, the boy really liked it. I'll definitely hit up this shop again when I'm in town.

Great little bottle and wine shop tucked away on Kent Street. This store has a vast selection of…read morewines, both on the shelf and in the cooler. They also had a discounted barrel with wines priced to sell... several decent bottles for $5-$7 included. There is a beer freezer in the rear of the store which holds 7-8 domestic beers and 10+ imported beers ranging from $13-$25 for a six pack. There was also a respectable amount of ciders to choose from. However, you will not find any beers over 5% alcohol or any true craft beers. The counter attendant on duty when we visited was best described as douchy... acting annoyed by our questions regarding various wines and beers, and as if we were interrupting his day by wanting to check out. Regardless of the douchy staff, I still assign this bottle shop 4 stars for the great selection and fair prices.

TO AVOID AT ALL COSTS! (unless you want exceptionally poor…read morecustomer service - you've been warned) This is the worst shop anyone can find in whole of Australia. They are so, so rude and abrupt and they don't really care, 'case they still have the customers, as no one imports/stocks wine from my home country :( When Anthony (Tony) told me no one was buying the wine I often purchased, I soon found out WHY, when I got a case of 4-5 corked wine bottles and was told to get stuffed and hand up phone on me... It's impossible to get them to smile or do anything nice for a customer. Even became postcode snob and won't ship if they don't know where we live... And one cannot avoid grump Tony (he should consider another career path, really), because Anna doesn't do much in the business anyways and always fobs off everything to him :(

Dr J's review is spot on. I've just been abused and hung up on twice! It's like they are the grog…read moreequivalent of the soup nazi off Seinfeld. "No wine for you!" I honestly don't know how they stay in business.

Great photo shop good variety. Open from 10 till 10 every…read moreday check it out for a great selection of wine.

A good bottle shop has all your wine and beer preferences in stock and sells them at reasonable…read moreprices. Located in the heart of Sydney, RNV Cellars is my source for the finest wines and local beers. They have a wide variety of wines in stock such as the De Stefani Soler (smooth and balanced with just a bit of a cherry and licorice taste, heavenly!) and the more high end, award-winning Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon. The beauty of it all is that since they're pretty near a lot of restaurants, you can buy your wine here before going to one that allows BYO. You get to save money and drink the wine you want. Next time you're in the mood for a glass of bubbly or a nice bottle of wine, try visiting RNV Cellars. I highly recommend it!

Now, there is pretty much no booze I don't enjoy (actually, there is one: fernet. Yeucch) but there…read moreis a special place in my black heart for dark spirits, and - good lord! - the range these chaps have. They've got rums and ryes and bourbons and malts up the wazoo, every kind of conceivable small batch, artisan and limited run I've ever seen, and many I hadn't. There are wild bottles with pewter race horses sitting atop the stopper and ceramic gourds the shape of flying saucers, it's a boozer's heaven in here. They've got a wall dedicated to craft beers, microbrews and ciders, and a gigantic selection of wines with a particular focus on Australian drops. And the staff aren't just pretty faces . . . there is some serious knowledge ticking about this place. Oh, and even better? The Oak Barrel is fully independent, in fact it's one of Sydney's oldest independent bottle-o's. No big soulless chains here, fellow drinkers. This is everything the discerning drinker could possibly want.

I love this place. They have a great selection and their staff is super helpful. There's very…read morelittle of the wine shop pretension, yet the guys working there seem to really know their stuff. Like I said, their wine selection is great. They have a wide variety from all over the world, but the selection is curated so it's manageable. There is also a range from expensive to inexpensive, and they have some of the best inexpensive wines I've had in Australia! They have events (tastings, classes, etc.) around wine, beer, and spirits. They look cool and I will check em out... the tequila tasting sounds particularly interesting.

I'd tasted an organic red wine at Café Lounge earlier in the week (their house drop, actually, at…read morejust $6 a glass), and was determined to find something as close as possible. Northbridge Cellars was the first stop, their range of boutique wines hinting at the possibility of small batch, chemical-free vintages. They didn't have the exact bottle I was after. But, by describing the flavour, friendly store manager Patrick went through a bunch of different bottles with me to try to find the best match for a decent price (much like organic produce, turns out these wines can get a little exxy). I was somehow coaxed into leaving the shop with an organic shiraz, coming in at a much pricier than usual $37. This classy bottle shop also hosts in-house wine tastings on Saturday afternoons, as well as lengthier wine education courses.

This place is little hidden away but well worth finding for a great selection of hard to get local…read more& imported wines & beers including my beloved Stiegl. Only a small place but still has a wider selection than the big two, the owners are friendly & knowledgeable which makes the extra dollar or two you may pay well worthwhile. They have a good website for home delivery nationwide if you can't make it in yourself

Small friendly outlet. Regular specials are good value. Proprietors are happy to help, advise and…read moreget things in on request. Best of all, it's only around the corner from my house.