Wegmans Wine, Liquor & Beer

I make sure to stop in here when I am down near Cherry Hill Wegmans. This location is better than the in-​store location at the Mount Laurel Wegmans, plus it is much larger.
It is wise to stop in at least once a week because there are hard to find bottles that come in, some items are priced so well you cannot pass up purchasing this bottle, and I really like their Wine Cellar room and its recent makeover.

The parking lot can be a nightmare. The liquor store has a good craft beer selection, but their mix 6 shelves could use a larger variety. They have a number of affordable wines that the average wine drinker could appreciate. The spirits section includes a nice selection of whiskeys and I never have a hard time finding something new.

A lot of people are intimidated by Wegman’s. They think it is expensive, but in reality some of the items are cheaper in this store! I love it! it is my go to grocery store. I appreciate the bakery, and the cooked food. they also carry items that other stores do not.
the liquor store has CHEAP liquor! much cheaper then some of the competition!

Our trip to Wegman’s Wine, Liquor & Beer ended not only with us leaving with nothing, but also with the most horrendous customer service I’ve ever received.
We looked around the store, looking to find some form of Ice beer (yes, we are low brow, it’s what we wanted). When we couldn’t, we looked for an employee.
At first, we struggled to find one, until eventually we found them all so engrossed in conversation with each other that I stood a full minute waiting right next to them for any of them to acknowledge my presence.
When they did, they just looked at me and grunted. OK, I get it, we’re in Jersey, not exactly the mecca of customer service. Hopefully they’ll at least be competent. I ask them «do you have Busch Ice, Natural Ice, anything like that in 12 packs or more?» The employee points wordlessly at a cooler area and then mutters to his coworker «most asked question we get.» Delightful. Would be tolerable if he’d even listened to the question. Alas, no, he’s pointed us to Natural Light and Busch Light. As we originally figured, there’s no Ice beer in the store.
So, employees care more about conversations amongst themselves than addressing customers and when they DO address customers, they don’t ACTUALLY listen to their questions because they’d rather get back to that conversation and make fun of the customers instead. Screw this place, every other liquor store I’ve been too in Jersey has comparable selection and way better customer service.

This place is heaven on earth. They have so many great quality wines at affordable prices. There are aisles and aisles of unique wines from all over the world and they are wonderfully presented in the store. There is plenty of parking and the staff were nice enough. I will be back to stock my wine rack!

This is my go to liquor store. I usually buy wine and beer so I understand why liquor drinkers would feel a little under appreciated as the selection is not as vast as other stores. However for me it works like a charm all my favorite wines are stocked at lower prices than other stores. Also, they carry dogfish head my favorite beer! They won me over with this as it seems to be super hard to find. The store is always clean and well stocked. They also have a pretty large section for mixers which I appreciate especially in the summer when I make pitcher drinks for gatherings or around the holidays. I am the official bartender in my family. The best part is it is across the street from Wegman’s which means I can grocery shop and not have to move my car.

Very large and clean liquor store that being said I have some complaints about this liquor store. I came here with my roommate to get alcohol I don’t drink but he does so I figured I’d go in. At first glance the place looks very large with a lot of different items to choose from. Their selection is not as large as it seems though. They have a large selection of beer and a good selection of wines but their spirits were lacking some variety although this is common amongst some stores so that’s not to bad. The thing I did not like we’re the prices. I realize the store was not super big and popular but it seemed like it should be enough to try and keep costs down on liquor. It however did not their spirits were very high priced for the cheaper to the more high end liquors. I would say I would come back here again but unless my roommates want to I won’t because I don’t drink and because even if I did they had pretty steep prices. It is very clean however so keep that in mind.

this liquor store is everything I expected out of Wegmans — large, beautiful, organized, and accessible. It has it’s own large parking lot adjacent to the Wegmans grocery parking lot, should you need to love your car closer! The wine selection is large and desirable, including a spot for local NY & NJ wines, which I love! (Should out to fox run vineyards in upstate NY… Riesling = amazeeee)! Plus they have a glorious fine wine room, which I’m not equipped to shop in but certainly able to gawk at. How lovely!
Their beer selection is also pretty great, and I especially loved how many they had in the fridge, nice and cold. Everything from 6 packs to 30s ready to drink!
Cherry on top? There are two: discount with your shoppers club card (obvi I have one) and convenient free wine tote for your purchases. Yes please! I will clearly be back.

I didn’t think I could love Wegmans anymore than I already did… until they opened an adjacent liquor store.
As a whole the prices are good to average for Jersey standards, of course they are blowing PA out of the water.
The craft beer selection is pretty extensive. I love that you can put together your own 6 pack!
As a regular red wine drinker, I could easily blow my budget keeping myself in stock. Wegmans carries the solution to this problem: Crane Lake. It’s not the best wine by any means, but it does the trick for my nightly glass of Merlot. And it’s $ 3.99 per bottle for the win!
As with all Wegmans liquor stores, they have a strict carding policy. I’m happy to abide since my days of being carded are mostly over. I respect that they are trying to follow the law.
It’s across the parking lot from the Wegmans super market so it’s easy to park and make a one-​stop liquor and food run.

To call this place just a liquor store is an understatement. It’s more like a liquor superstore… Located directly across from Wegmans grocery store, you’ll be a able to do all of your food and alcohol shopping without leaving the parking lot. For the most part, whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. A huge store with every type of wine, liquor, and beer. There’s always someone available to help point you in the the right direction or make suggestions… There’s even bathrooms here that are cleaner and better decorated than you’ll find at your favorite restaurant.
Well worth a visit.

For a store bearing the Wegman’s name, I had high hopes for exotic wines and beers from this location. Overall, I’d say it’s a pretty standard South Jersey liquor store.
Decent wine and beer selection. I always love the option to build your own six pack, but the options aren’t as expansive as some other places in the area. Fair prices.
They had a cop in there on Saturday night checking peoples IDs which was a little annoying, but it is what it is I suppose.
As with that whole complex, the parking lot is atrocious in the Wegmans area.
At the end of the day, if you are shopping at Wegmans and need to get your fix, I guess it’s worth it to walk over to the liquor store (yes, it isn’t connected to the supermarket). Personally I’d rather just go to the Shoprite and shop in the liquor store inside the store.
If you really want to go out of your way, just go down the street to Total Wine for a massive beer and wine selection.

This is a great place to shop for all your alcoholic beverages. They have a great selection of beers and wine and even better sales! The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable about wine. I definitely will keep coming back.

This place is great for hard to find beer. I’m not a huge fan of their wine and liquor selection, but I do come out of my way to buy beer here. They have Berliner Weisse, and that makes me happy. It’s one of four beers that I like. If you’ve never had it, it’s lemony and tart and goes well with something sweet like raspberry or woodruff syrup. They also have a cherry Belgian one which would be the second one that I like. Their import section has a lot of single bottles. I bought a nice large bottle of unpasteurized French cider (Cidre Bouché Brut De Normandie, 2011) that was fizzy, tart, and very satisfying.
My only gripe is their policy on individual craft beers. This weekend they had a new fall shandy in from The Curious Traveler. I had tried one of their summer shandies at a Unilocal event and fallen in love. Every beer is different, so I saw a single bottle of it and thought I would try it before committing to a six pack. I got to the register and then learned that you must make a six pack of the craft beers, and can’t buy less than six. Boo… I don’t drink much beer, so that was a no go for me. I wish they would change this policy.
I do love their import beers though and the bags they given you with spots for six bottles which makes it really easy to carry. You can bring them back and reuse them. I will be back for my Berliner Weisse!

This has quickly become my go-​to liquor and wine store. Generally, a visit (by myself) consists of walking straight up to the great selection of Jersey wines and instantly choosing a couple. If I’m with my boyfriend, it could be a bit longer, as he tends to analyze every beer and liquor option available, Googling away to check their ratings.
I don’t think I’ve ever walked out empty handed, and the prices are reasonable. Oh, and they have a public bathroom, which is always a plus in my book!

Great hours (especially convenient on Sunday evenings when you are jonesin’ for that final weekend glass of vino), great prices, and a ton of gourmet wine selections that are affordable and break away from your typical wine and spirits shoppes.
The craft beer selection is extensive as well; living in Philly, it’s nice to know there’s a quality one stop shop just over the bridge.

The first time I stumbled upon this place I was quite confused as to what I might find inside (as if the name didn’t give it away). It was probably because I’m from Pennsylvania where beer and liquor are sold only by state liquor stores and beer distributors. Thankfully that is slowly changing now and maybe we will be lucky enough to have a Wegman’s Wine, Liquor & Beer pop up on this side of the Ben Franklin bridge.
This large, well lit store has high ceilings and shelves of wine, liquor and beer towering to great heights. I am not a wine drinker, so I cannot review their selection of wine but they were doing a wine tasting on my last visit which is cool. I have browsed the liquor section and for the most part they carry as much or more than any PA liquor store I’ve been in.
Now to the good stuff: The Craft Beer selection. This store has a great selection of six packs from all over the United States and even Canada. I can’t say if they have imported craft beers cause that’s not really what I was looking for. They also have a really nice selection of big bottle (22oz) beers that can be purchased as singles. I do wish that they had a better selection for the «build your own» six packs, but I can live without it. The prices are real good too. The worst part about the store is trying to decide what to buy.
Just in case the old standard beers are your thing (Miller Light, Corona etc), I do believe I walked past some on the way to the good stuff.

May just be me, but it seems like their selection or better put, their variety is less here than at some of their other stores like in Mt Laurel. Overall, people are very nice, some of their prices are good, and it can be convenient if you’re already at Wegman’s main store to pick up a few things here, but if I am looking for a complete liquor store option, I would go elsewhere. So they may have X brand of Vodka for instance, but if you want Y flavor of that brand, they may not have it, choosing instead to carry more of the mainstays.
Note that they card every single person who makes a purchase, so if that type of things annoys you/​makes you feel young, just something to keep in mind.

Like a teenager too cool to be seen with the rest of the family, Wegman’s Wine, Liquor, and Beer stands off to the side of the main Wegman’s store; I actually didn’t notice it existed until my second visit to this location. However, I have to give it brownie points for being so close to the Wegman’s grocery store in the first place. Being able to kill two birds with one stone does make life easier (i.e., grab your groceries/Wegman’s take out AND the restocking the home bar).
Now, New Jersey is positively littered with liquor stores, so what makes Wegman’s Wine, Liquor, and Beer stand out? How about rock-​bottom prices in a completely comfortable, clean, non-​seedy shopping environment? The prices are what make it, for me. Their $ 6 wines? Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my face. Best bang for your buck. I grabbed a tempranillo off their $ 6 rack for, uh, taste-​testing purposes, and it was deeeeelicious. Their special wine room in the back is fun to browse, too. Nice detail with the fake moss.
The beer section isn’t as large as other jumbo-​sized NJ liquor stores but their «craft your own six-​pack» deal costs a flat fee of about $ 10, making it potentially quite a better deal than other places that may charge by the bottle. They have a great variety of hard liquors, too, and for great deals.
Wegman’s, you’ve stolen my heart again.

Another strip mall, another liquor store. Does South Jersey have more liquor stores per square mile than any other area, I wonder?
As predicted, the parking lot on a Saturday in December was a total circus. We nabbed a spot near the smaller stores towards the Rt. 70 side of the lot with the expectation that there would be no chance to park at the liquor store itself. As we got closer we saw that there were actually a couple spots available. Quick turnover, maybe?
The Weg’s liquor store is huge, stocked and well-​organized. I didn’t find the prices to be better or worse than the likes of Total Wine or Wine Legend across the street, although I would definitely hit Wegmans over Wine Legend. Sure there are cheap bottles of wine to be had, but are they the vinos you really want to be drinking? Step away from the Yellowtail, friend. Here, try this twelve dollar bottle of Seven Deadly Zins instead. Isn’t that nice?
The convenience factor of this store is big but that parking lot is such a pain in the ass. I’ll carefully consider the pros and cons when deciding where to shop for booze while in Jersey, but I’m sure this place will play into the rotation.

WOWZERS — Wegmans hits it out of the park again!
Just as I’m walking though the over crowded parking lot — I think «How can Wegmans make this better». I mean really, Wegmans rocks everything, but a 30 rack is the same anywhere. Camden (right down the block) sell them cheap, might be sketchy, but if youre looking for cheap — do you really care about some sketch.
Well so Wegmans made buy booze even more enjoyable. Like a kid in a Times Square candy store. I start with a basket going up and down the row of 6 $ bottles of wine. Seven bottles later I get the young guy stacking the shelves to grab me a cart. I mean lets be honest — Thanksgiving is coming up, my family doesn’t drink… it’s a burden and a pleasure I take on my shoulders (drinking for them all). Kidding. Partially. 10 $ bottles of champagne — heck I’ll plan a few disco brunches with Don Cartel — right there is a reason to buy 10 bottles.
You know the super swanky nightclub with the über large bottle of premium vodka the size of your thigh — well here at Wegmans that bottle of Goose is 49 $. Insanity!
Don’t worry — there is your standard police officer. So if you’re under 21 don’t bother.
Go here — it’s worth going out of your way and stocking up on all yours needs in one trip. Plus I’m sure you have some bottles of vino to give to people you’re not that excited about shelling out the cash for — at 6 $ bottles of wine — show them up this year and buy them two.