Vintner Wine Market

Small beer, cheese, and charcuterie shop on 9th Ave, two doors after the namesake liquor shop. They had 3 beers on tap and around 200 cans/bottles in tall fridges. Quite a lot of them were from NY State breweries. The charcuterie guy behind the stand has no idea about the beers but later on, a younger person came who knew about what they were selling. The prices are NYC normal. Interesting finds from obscure breweries were available. Take a look if you're passing by, you might find some interesting gems.

The sign out front says Beer Cheese, there is a Vintner Wine down the block that has no beer, confused me. Tall cooler on the left with cans/bottles and they have a few taps. They have a nice selections considering the somewhat limited selection. The guy running the place was supper nice and helpful. A few tables on the right. Worth a look.

Cool little spot to drink a few good taps and buy some cans to drink in shop at a slight mark up or take home. I'd be in here a lot if I was in the neighborhood. Good selection of bottles and well selected taps. No flights but they will give tastes.

This one is a bit confusing. I've visited place with sign Beer Cheese, several doors from Vintner. Looking at the photos on web I'm assuming this place used to be right next to the wine market and then moved to the location I've visited. Not sure if new location should be opened. Anyway small store with several tables where you can enjoy beer and some snacks. 12 taps and several hundred bottles. Was surprised to find Double Daisy Cutter in can. Also had Upland Boysenberry. Kind service. Nice find, worth checking out.

Small bottle shop / deli. Solid bottle selection. Small draft list, but a couple of interesting things. Sandwich was pretty good. Not a destination type of place, but a good spot for a beer, a couple of bottles, a quick bite, or all of the above.

This is actually Vintner Wine Market, an odd name considering it’s a cafe that sells craft beer and that is right next door to the actual Vintner Wine shop... Confusing, I know. But the confusion will soon be replaced by bliss. This place is tiny but great. The staff is super friendly and will whip up a killer sandwich. The draft beer list is usually quite good, and there’s a chance for something exceptional (I stumbled onto Grassroots Legitimacy on my visit). The bottle list is, well, a bunch of fridges and random bottles on shelves. It’s broad, varied and quite good. No white whales but a lot of good stuff. Had I been living in the area, this would easily have been my go-to for craft beer.

It was nice out so decided to take a walk during lunch break and ended up here. Small quaint shop that has beer to go, few drafts, artisan foods to go and eat there. Staff was friendly. Selection was pretty standard for any decent beer shop in area nothing too exciting but some tasty stuff. Prices were high. Not really a destination but if nearby and need beer

stopped here on 7/9/13 while bouncing around Manhattan because we heard a dirty rumor about this place. A: It is a tiny place located in Manhattan, very tight confinement with about 5 table on the inside of the place. While it is called Vintner Wine Market, they certainly did offer a decent selection of beers in bottle and about 6 taps. Q: We went there because we heard a rumor that they had Bourbon County on tap...to our surprise, they had regular bourbon county, coffee bourbon county, cherry rye bourbon county, bruery white oak and bruery bois. I have got to believe that their selection is always that strong but they offered a nice variety of bottles too. S: The people there arent beer nerds by any means but they were very friendly, quick to serve and even apologize to us when we arrived because they had shut down their food service when we arrived but did offer us a bowl of olives and pepperchinis. S: As said earlier, I have got to believe that their tap selection is not always that strong but it was a huge surprise when we saw it...bottles were decent too. V: We paid $10 for cherry rye, coffee, and bois for 10o snifter pours. I am sure it would be cheaper somewhere else outside of NYC but you are paying for the area too...to be expected. Overall, a very tiny place but surprised to say the least.

This small place isn’t a must visit, but if you’re in the neighbourhood as I was, you might as well have a few tasters from tap. Friendly young bartender, not that knowledgeable on his beers, but he tries to give you a good time! Had a Westvleteren that was leaking a little from my travelling, so I offered it to him, because I couldn’t keep it any longer for my trades, but he had never heard of it. They did seem to have a really nice selection of home-mad pies and their cheese-selection looked really nice as well! 10 beers on tap. 8 dollar for 4 tasters.

This is a small store with two entrance doors, one door for the wine and hard-liquor section and another door for the beer and food section. As far as selection is concerned, it is the usual selection found in the many second grade NYC beer stores except that here it is more pricey than just about everywhere else. The girlfriend picked up two Allagash White for the hotel and the cost was almost $9. Skip this one.