The Hoboken Wine House

I usually don’t expect much walking into a liquor store only because I’m used to the clerks expecting you to be in and out in less than 5 minutes but while surveying the store, the sale’s associate was very courteous in showing us several bottles of wine that we eventually proceeded to buy and enjoy thoroughly.
Having little to no experience with wine, the best part about the service was not feeling pressured to buy what seemed to be generic go to bottles. Instead, we were recommended wine that would compliment what we planned on eating for dinner that night. Definitely will go back again to try some of the other recommendations.

One of our go-​to spots for a quick bottle of six pack on the way to a BYOB or for a night cap at home. They have a pretty good wine collection with occasional tastings. The girls who have done the last few tastings I just happen to be in there for were all very nice.
Beer selection is good enough for me, I don’t need a constant latest and greatest trendy IPA on sale every day, but they do have unique brews. The guys at the register are always really friendly. They do have a «rewards» card they punch each time you purchase an item, I think it’s 10 items you get 20% off your 11^th. We shop here enough to make that worth while.
My only wish/​ask of this place is to put some pricing up on bottles of wine, beer and booze. It’s always a crap shoot. They do know the price of about everything in there, and if you say «Hey I want to spend 11 bucks not 111» they will always point you in the right direction.

Nice selection — they have my favorite Molly Dooker wines which are hard to find in most wine shops. I will be coming back again for more bottles. Prices are regular, no discounts here.

They have great hours and was glad to see they stayed open later than other stores in the neighborhood on a Sunday night. The interior was nice — they did a good job remodeling in the takeover. The selection is pretty small but still a good place to stop on your way to a BYOB.
Wish they would either price the bottles or in front of each bottle on the shelf. I had a hard time figuring out how much bottles cost and would have to look at the brand in another section or look where else the bottle was stored.

Stopped by today on our way out of Hoboken. Friends of mine have been telling me all about Rosè and how I need to try it. After browsing for a few minutes, the woman working behind the counter asked if we needed help. I asked her all about different types and she in turn what I typically enjoy. She recommended one that was around $ 12 to start and then see how we feel. Well, perfect pick. We loved it! Great interior design, clear signage, fantastic customer service. Well worth the stop!