New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet

The selection of wines and liquors was superb. As a Manhattan dweller, I literally almost passed out at the prices. A typical 1 liter bottle of Jameson in the city is $ 46, but at this beautiful place, I bought a 1.75 liter bottle for $ 39. CRAZY. I highly recommend on stocking up on all your liquor and wine needs for the entire year.

I love all the NH state liquor stores. The prices are so great! Who knew? This one is in a little strip mall of Hampton — a beach community. It’s a couple miles to the beach from here. Go to the beach, then load up on wine and cocktail ingredients and head home to relax with a cocktail. This place gets busy but there is a good sized parking lot.

Easy, convenient and if you’re in New Hampshire, your only option for spirits. Yep, the State directly controls the serious booze and while it’s not cheap, it is convenient and the selection is massive.
I popped in a picked up a very small bottle of bourbon for sipping at while I write my status reports this week. Nothing special, but a decent deal. Hardly worth going out of your way.

Very large selection of alcohol. Suppose to be cheaper in NH but do not let that fool you, it’s just as if not more expensive than home.

Did I just die and stumbled upon a room full of liquor? I had to slap myself a couple of times to make sure I wasn’t dreaming. I wish this place was closer to home, but then again maybe it’s a good thing it isn’t. So much selection of wine and liquor to satisfy the lonely nights… No just kidding. I love alcohol what can I say. I’ll be sure to come back here if I pass by.

Everytime we start to run low on wine/​liquor I say «we should take a ride to New Hampshire! It’s so much cheaper!». The we do. We take a 30 minute drive, I get all excited to stock up and add new bottle to the bar, and then pfffffffffff… Boner lost.
Way too expensive. Not worth the trip. I should know better by now. The prices are the same if not more than stores in Boston. Next time I try to come to the Live Free or Die state someone please do me a favor and run me over with their car. #DutyFreeForLife

Large selection of liquor and wine but I do not like paying the tax.
My wife loves the Silver Mountain Black Cherry Apple Wine.

Great selections of wines and liquors bastille a french whiskey was on sale for 22 and the new Jose Cuervo silver double of what I get for patron for 25 bucks. what a steal IT is delicious we will definitely go back right off the highway very fun time neat and organized Took our findings In a cardboard box too.

The New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet sells… duh… liquor and wine.
The New Hampshire Liquor & Wine outlet does NOT sell… duh… beer.
The name of the business sort of sums it all up, folks. So if you come here expecting to buy a six pack of your favorite watery American adjunct lager, get ready to be disappointed. But know that’s self-​inflicted pain, given the name of the business tells you EXACTLY what it is they sell. Not that I’ve driven twenty miles out of the way to pick up some beer here before.
Whenever I’m driving down to/​back up from Massachusetts, I tend to stop off at one of the I-​95 outlets, because — let’s face it — who doesn’t love to purchase alcohol on the cheap AND not pay sales tax on it? Doesn’t matter what you’re looking for either — whiskey, rum, Irish cream, absinthe, vodka, limoncello, prosecco, red wine… they’ve got it all (except for beer). And the prices are always dramatically less than whatever you’re going to find in Maine. They’ve always got what you want in stock, they’ve got stuff you didn’t even know you needed available, and their nip options are plentiful and — hey, did I mention — super, über cheap.
Is it the cleanest store in the whole wide world? Nope.
Are the employees the nicest people? Not always.
Is it cluttered and overwhelming with the amount of product and people shopping? Absolutely.
But can you buy fifteen to twenty handles of alcohol for around $ 200? YES. YES, YOU CAN.

Very large liquor store on the side of I 95. They have a great selection of wines and liquors. Most items are priced at least a couple of bucks below retail, but check the signs because there are a LOT of bargains available. We got 11 bottles of wine and liquor for $ 89! Plus no sales tax definitely makes a difference if you’re stocking up for a party. Most of the staff is busy restocking the shelves and at the registers, so don’t come expecting advice from a sommelier.

BIG store! Very busy! Pretty good selection and it’s nice not to have to pay all the taxes. If we’re in the area we stop in, I don’t think the gas is worth a special trip up to NH though.

Very convenient location to refill your household bar or to pick up a gift. They have a good selection of liquors and a fair selection of wine. If you want that special bottle for a romantic evening or a case to fill your collection head to a wine speciality shop.

This place is gigantic. It can be a little confusing to figure out how it’s organized at first, but they really have a huge selection of stuff. Plan on spending at least 30 – 40 minutes here loading up a shopping cart with six bottles of each of your favorite vices– I don’t think it’s possible to come out with just one thing. It’s easy to spend $ 100-​$ 200 here, which doesn’t feel as bad because NH is tax-​free. The cashiers are ridiculously fast at boxing up bottles and getting you out, so the line moves pretty quickly, even though this place seems to get extremely crowded.
Also, how funny is it that they have identical stores on either side of the highway, so you can easily stop no matter whether you’re headed in or out of the state?

Good but not great prices on a solid variety of spirits. Why 2 stars? Not a single beer to be seen.
Disappointed.

Yes yes yes!
So you’re just driving along passing through New Hampshire on your way to Maine. You don’t really have any plans to stop in this state, you’re only cutting through the lower southeast corner on your way through. But just a mile or so into the state on the highway you see a big sign that says tax free liquor, lottery, and New Hampshire gifts. What the heck?
You come to what looks like a rest stop but it’s actually a full on liquor store. You pull in and use the restroom before checking out the Interesting items from New Hampshire gift shop. I couldn’t resist a vanity plate for the front of the truck that read Old Man, you know, the rock outcropping. You had to be there. Anyhoo…
Then you wander into the liquor store and find an unbelievable selection of alcohol and wine. In moments you realize the prices are so low and tax free you begin to cry. You check your smart phone to see if the prices truly compare to back home and they do. You’re amazed a big bottle of Jack Daniels is more than $ 10 less then what you usually pay. You’re a boozer so that equates to saving roughly $ 10 a week or $ 520 a year. You buy a truck load and leave with a big smile.
Live free or die.
By the way they have an identical set up on the other side of the highway for when you’re headed home. Amazing.

Four stars for great prices (compared to where we’re from in Texas — obviously not compared to anything else in New Hampshire) and for being conveniently located across the state line. I picked up a delicious tri-​grape Spanish red wine for $ 11.99. Store is clean and spacious with tons of wines from all around the world, and employees were friendly.

wow, I dont understand why everyone says you have to go to NH to get booze and stock up because its so cheap. I was really expecting some great deals and was going to buy a few bottles.
BUT…its not any cheaper than any store in Mass at all. In fact most of what I normally get was even more expensive here than say at Wegmans here in Mass, or the liquor stores we normally frequent. Even figuring in that it was tax free it was still way more expensive.
Totally disappointed.
I’m stick to getting my booze a little closer to home.

Holy cheap selection of booze! It’s great when the government controls at least a little aspect of your life… cause you can’t beat the price. From where I live, so spend $ 5 less on a bottle of Jack Daniels is worth it. Ok, it’s not worth driving from Jersey to NH just for that, but it’s nice when I head up that way.
Great selection of local wines too, it’s nice they incorporate the local wineries into the process of sales. I would recommend trying some of them out and they are worth the price tag!

Many have claimed that the adjacent NH liquor stores on each side of the I-​95 sell some cheap wine and spirits. For the local area, maybe? But comparing to my local liquor store back in New York, I found prices to be a couple dollars cheaper. On the average, spirits were $ 3-​$ 4 higher. Some spirits I checked were Ardmore Peated, Chivas Regal, Glenlivet, Grey Goose, Macallan, and others. Some of the wines averaged $ 3-​$ 4 more as well such as the Marques de Caceres Rioja or Louis Jadot Beaujolais Villages costing $ 11-​$ 12 in New Hampshire vs. $ 8 in New York. The selection is vast and you’ll probably find some uncommon bottles, but don’t assume that you’re going to get rock-​bottom prices. You may find some to be cheaper while others are more. Do some homework before you visit so you can make sure you’re getting the best deals.

Cool gift shop, on the side of the store, off of 95 North.
I got a maple-​cream soda. Cool beans. Why don’t we have maple-​cream soda in Massachusetts?