Brooklyn Wine & Liquor Stores

The Greene Grape began in 2004 with a small wine store in Fort Greene dedicated to small production wine in an affordable price range. Today that commitment has extended to a 2nd store in Manhattan.

In almost every other part of the world where wine is produced people drink almost exclusively the local stuff. But not in New York. Also, New York wines are rarely as cheap as the local plonk the locals everywhere else drink on a daily basis. But the wines have gotten a little less expensive and they continue to improve, so Uva Wines has recently expanded the selection of New York wines.

Wine, like everything in and from nature, is about change and renewal -- and about the joys of variety. Rounds of professional tastings, searching out new sources of deliciousness to keep you all supplied with interesting bottlings as the weather warms up

Established in 1983, Long’s Wines and Liquors is a family owned and operated business located in the heart of Bay Ridge. Long's Discount Wines feature an excellent selection at value prices.

Curated wines from small family producers who prioritize quality over hype, featuring organic and sustainable options that reflect genuine winemaking passion. Perfect for exploring thoughtful selections beyond the usual mainstream picks.

Schedule a private tasting with your friends in a exclusive tasting room! Smith & Vine provides groups of ten to twelve curious tasters with six excellent wines.

One of the most extensive selection of wines and spirits in all of Brooklyn. Nestled on Vanderbilt Avenue in Prospect Heights, Wine Exchange offers a wide range of wines and spirits from all over the world. Special events and tastings featuring some of the finest vineyards and distilleries.

Wines that are age-worthy and that merit cosseting to ensure that they mature properly under the best possible conditions. As you will find when you check out what is available, many of these wines have fully matured and reached perfect drinkability; many others will merit further ageing in your own cellar, should you choose them. And some few fall into the "hard to get" category.