February 21, 2012
nice warm feel t the place, awesome cheese station thoguh I ve never tried it, wonderful full stocked shevels, service didnt really see to anyone but stuff is easy to find, good vaule esp for the location, out og\f my way or I would visidt more often!

December 1, 2011
I stopped in here to see their selection of craft brews and boy was I blown away. The store is very clean with everything leveled and stocked. The selection of craft brews takes up a huge amount of space from a huge single selection to a great 6/12 pack selection cold and warm. The craft brews actually take up far more space than the typical BMC and are placed up front while the BMC is in the back corner. The store definitely cares about craft brews. The beer manager is very friendly and knowledgeable. I will be going here every time I’m in the area.

July 5, 2011
Great warehouse style liquor store. nice bright factory lights, huge craft selection separated by Domestic and Foreign. Both solid offering JP, DFH, Founders, Southern tier, Nogne, Mikkeller, Haand, Pannepot, etc. Friendly staff, good pricing.

February 21, 2011
This place opened up about a year ago and at the time had little to no micro brews in stock. But over the past 6 months the owner has been going all out to get more and more. Each time I visit there are more beers here that are hard to find elsewhere, there has got to be around 1,000 or so different ones in stock as of this review. Much better than almost any other place in the area. The prices are fair as well and the service is pretty good. If you are in the area it is worth it to stop in a check it out.

February 15, 2011
This is by far the best place for beer in the area. It even rivals Monster and Hops & Grapes in Glassboro. The selection of Belgians is top notch and they have a huge selection of domestic singles as well. The other European markets have a big representation too. They have a large area for cold beer but I was too enamored with the singles to pay any mind to it. They have some cheeses but I was not there for cheese. The girl that helped me was quite nice on the eyes but she did overcharge me for one beer so watch the register. The prices were a tad on the high side but still worth the trip. If hungry, stop at the Mexican Food Factory for dinner and some good beer.

September 22, 2010 [ Updated October 23, 2010 ]
So I was exstatic when this place opened. I walked in, and was even happier when I saw it’s selection. There are three walls of beer. And the prices are pretty reasonable, especially compared to what I pay in Philly. Really a nice place with great selection that was much needed in the area.

August 3, 2010 [ Updated October 17, 2010 ]
When I first rated Wine Works, the store had just opened and the craft beer selection was relatively limited. However, as I have accrued much experience over many trips and beers from Wine Works over the summer, I have grown to greatly appreciate it. While the interior is relatively industrial and straightforward, it is brightly lit and the beers are well arranged by size, country, and brewer. After living in Philly, and subsequently being subjected to the outrageous cost of good beer, the values here are unreal. Seriously, this store has some amazing beers for mind-blowingly reasonable prices. Allagash, Dogfish Head, Flying Dog, Jolly Pumpkin, Green Flash, Stone, Southern Tier, Unibroue, and a solid stock of trappiste ales, Belgians--Cantillons!--fill the shelves, as well as some Nordic treats from Nøgne Ø, Haand, and the great Mikkeller. Brian, the beer manager, recently asked me why I had reviewed Wine Works negatively; I could not think of a single answer that still held true. Wine works has vastly improved, and Brian has done a fantastic job with the store. The girls at the counter are always sweet, friendly, and cute, which is a refreshing change of pace from the traditional old curmudgeon grumpily accepting your payment. Anyway, I highly recommend a stop here for newcomers and craft aficionados alike. Cheers!