NJ Wine Gallery

They have a great selection of craft beer and wine. They will get any beer you want if they dont have it.

This liquor store just gets better and better.
After an extensive expansion and renovation several months ago, Buy Rite completed its formal transformation into the NJ Wine Gallery. With a name like this, you wouldn’t know that stocked inside is one of the best selections of bourbons, ryes, and other spirits — especially for a little mom and pop store. It seems like every trip here (and there are many) I’m leaving with a new and obscure bourbon to try. I love that. And for those of you with deep pockets, they recently they started building out a section of higher end scotches and bourbons.
No doubt that the selection of wine and beer here is excellent as well. The guys running the shop here are curation experts who know how to make the most of their space. And their prices are, without a doubt, the best in the area. Sign up for the club and save even more.
In the rare event that they don’t have what you’re looking for, just talk to the owner and he will get it for you. These guys are all about customer service and building a loyal following of fans. Given how crowded this place has started to get, it’s clear that I’m not the only one who’s figured it out.

Friendly staff, good prices, great selection and have everything I want/​need under one roof.

Recently underwent renovations. For a while, NJ Wine Gallery was a mess, but they bounced back strong. Great selection for a small store. I like that I can get a 12 oz. craft beer for a few bucks, instead of paying out the ass for a bomber size that I may not like.
Prices are good, at least when it comes to the brands I’m familiar with. They’re associated with Super Saver, which means you’re getting those sales items at dead cost.
Also has lottery, so you can feed your alcohol and gambling addictions at once. Only complaint is they put the shelf talkers over the prices, so I have to constantly lift up the tags to see what I would be paying. I think it’s a ploy to get you to grab something without thinking.
Splitting hairs, though; since I moved to East Brunswick this is my go-​to liquor store. Currently lifting my Blue Point Hoptical Illusion in salute!

Decent prices for this part of town.(Rt. 18 stores are a bit cheaper than Ryders lane for some reason.)
I will say they have a large selection. I wanted Goose Island and 212 when I got back from Chicago and they were the only place around that had it. They also have a good price on Lambics. Although they are weaker than Steve Erkel I still enjoy them with a meal once in a while. The guys at the front desk are nice and knowledgeable. They have wine tastings every now and then if that’s your thing.

Very decent beer selection for a smaller store. Staff friendly and prices not bad either

Buyrite is a good liquor store with a nice selection. They have lots of wines and specialty beers. The hard alcohol here is cheaper than any other place in proximity. They also have weekly sales for different bottles.

I was looking for Pacific Rim’s Riesling wine and this location popped up in the search. I was happy to note that it’s a 10 minute drive from my house and located in the adjacent shopping plaza from Target! They have a great selection of wine from the US, Europe, and South America, They had prosecco (!), Rosé, and Red Velvet wine from the Cupcake Vineyards. I love anything Cupcake Vineyards and it was exciting to see the Prosecco. I didn’t spend too much time here since it was New Years’ Eve, but I liked what I saw and can’t wait to discover and try out some new vino. They have «Members pricing» which is free to join; they just need your drivers’ license.
I picked up my bottle of Pacific Rim and the cashier gave me the member pricing since I expressed huge interest in joining. It was too busy to sign up, but I’m definitely going to shop there from now on! Woohoo!