Liquor Junction

As others have said it is an odd location. But there is plenty of parking and easy to get to.
The selection of craft beers and wine is impressive. The selection is broader than any store in the region. Prices are good.
I have two minor gripes though. First, the automatic deposit machine rejects some beer bottles, probably ones they don’t carry. This is annoying as you end up walking out with some empties. Not very good customer service, in my opinion. Second, the heavy metal music that is blasting isn’t particularly pleasant to these ears. Having said that I will be back!

Good prices, great variety, nice people. I won’t go any place else in the Reading area for beer and wine. Tough to find near the local Market Basket but it’s worth the effort to look for it.

The Northeast needed a place like this. Large store with huge variety in everything. From high end scotch and wines to you basic beers they have it all.
Locations are a bit out of the way for those not in the area but I’m sure that helps keep lease cost low b

The best selection of craft beers with great organization and pricing in the area. The employees are very friendly and Ken is amazingly knowledgeable in beers. A must visit

Fantastic beer selection (like a kid on Christmas Day).
Wine and spirits are decent too.
But the issue killer feature? The prices…
Can’t beat them.
Good group of people working there and the owner is ever present.

This is a really great place, huge selection of adult beverages. I found so many local distillery offerings on liquor like Billy Goat Whisky. The process seem competitive with the local competition. This is tucked away and it takes some eyes to catch it.

Liquor Junction in Reading has a vast selection of wine, beer, liquor and the biggest selection of craft beer I have seen in the area. The prices are the best in Reading or surrounding towns and better than I have found at the NH state liquor store! I highly recommend. And if they do not carry a specific wine or champagne, prosecco, etc. they will order for you.

Yes, the new reviews are correct. Liquor Junction is not the same as the former store Wine Bunker, and not in the same location but further down the plaza. It’s also FAR BETTER. Amazing selection of wines and by far the largest selection of beers I have ever seen in one store. As in, hundreds. They order in for you as well if they don’t have it. Tremendously nice staff, too. Hugely recommended.

I love this place. Great prices and almost anything you want. Beer, wine and hard liqour. They have cigars as well.

PLEASE NOTE: There is some confusion in the earlier reviews… While there was another liquor store nearby called the «Wine Bunker,» the Liquor Junction is not affiliated with this store. Liquor Junction is a brand new store with new owners. It opened in July 2014, so any reviews earlier than this date are referring to the Wine Bunker.
That said, the Liquor Junction is SOOO much better! Liquor Junction offers one of the largest selections of craft beers I’ve seen on the North Shore — from hundreds of bomber bottles to hard-​to-​find selections from around the world. While I have found some of the more common beers slightly less expensive at other stores, this is the place to experience new brews.
While they’ve only been open a few months now, I’ve found the owners to be very nice and knowledgable about what they offer. In addition, they often plan craft brew tastings to bring in new customers (nothing like tasting 8 – 10 craft brews for free)!
While I’ve spoken a lot about their craft brew selection, Liquor Junction also offers a wide selection of wines… from your typical Gallo and Berringer, to the finest of wines from California, Europe and Australia.
As others have said, the store is tucked away in an odd setting next to the Market Basket in Reading. Once the Market Basket debacle is over, I have a feeling that this will become a key liquor store for many in the Reading/​North Reading/​Woburn area.
Go check it out! You’ll be happy you did… and I dare you to not walk out with at least a six pack under your arm! ;-)

I believe this used to be the Wine Bunker… but now they have re-​located to a better spot in the parking lot with more parking and most importantly: MORE ALCOHOL. I came in here the other day and was quite impressed. The store is HUGE, and their prices for bottles of vodka and Jack Daniels were a couple of dollars cheaper than other stores in Reading.

I guess this place used to be called The Wine Bunker.
Well, I went in yesterday and can tell you it could easily be renamed The Beer Bunker.
Super large store, with so many choices! If the Market Basket directly next to it eventually returns to normal, I am certain this place will have a better chance of surviving for the long haul. There is nothing else around here, so I am fairly certain that the store was strategically placed next to MB for the extra draw of grocery shoppers.

Best Wine shop in the area. Vast selection, great emphasis on pacific North West U.S.
Bob, the wine manager knows his juice and can accommodate pretty much any request. Tasting machines in the back help to try before you buy. Always running.
The craft beer selection is pretty huge and managed by the proprietor Brett. Belgium, New England, whatever floats your boat — they’ve got it covered, or will order it for you.
Boutique brands of liquor are stocked as well. Lots of cool bourbon, scotch, etc from all over. Unlikely to find mass produced swill.
Loads of parking and right next to Market Basket. Perfect for loading up on supplies for the weekend.
2 corks up.

Do not use this place, especially if you want to order wine. I ordered wine on line, received a confirming email and when I dropped by the store to see when I could expect delivery was told in a condescending manner that the website didn’t work and I shouldn’t have ordered from there. I had to convince the person to order the wine for me, and he told me the wine guy would call me back at the end of a week. That was over a month ago. I have tried calling three times, with no response. Their customer service is atrocious. On the few times I have been in the store, no one has EVER come over to see if they could help find anything for me, suggest a wine, etc. There are too many wine stores in the region to patronize, this one does not deserve your business.

The lovely young woman who manages this shop is one of the smartest, most passionate wine people in the area, so do not hesitate to ask her opinion of your choices. She really knows her stuff. Each bottle on the shelf has been meticulously researched by her.

Absolutely the best selection of wines in the area. Tucked away behind Market Basket and next to K&G, The Wine Bunker stocks wines from Argentina to Yugoslavia. Prices range from less that ten dollors to bottles in the thousands. I love the wine selection from Argentina. Having spent lots of business time in that country, I’ve grown to love the Mendoza Valley wines. WB has a full rack and a tremendous range of wines from that area.
A wine tasting last Saturday, with a jazz trio to boot, brought out the crowds and WB had some great pricing to go along with the tastiing.
If you can’t find a wine to your liking here, you’ll never find one.