Fantastic store. Great selection of wine, spirits, and beer. Clean. Organized. Good prices, helpful staff. Plus discounts on cases if you get the rewards card.

Awesome store! I barely drink (I only like (Barefoot) Moscato and "girley" (think Bay Breeze ish) drinks overall! My co-worker knew of WW for good gifts & gift baskets during the holidays. They did NOT disappoint. A group of us went in together to buy for our surgeons. GREAT PRESENTATION! These things are gorgeous! Not cheapie quality baskets either! Prices varied from $15 - $35 / box set / basket. Wish I didn't shop so early, or I totally would've bought some for the people on my shopping list! I'm definitely keeping WW in mind for the future!

Well, that's weird. I really feel like I reviewed this Wine Works at some point in the past. Apparently not! I've been coming here longer than any other liquor store in the area, believe it or not from the check ins! Prior to becoming nutty about the suds, I was in love with New Jersey wines. Wine Works was my standard spot for Valenzano, Heritage, Sharrott, etc. I stopped in yesterday afternoon since it was right on my way home from the shore area. All the usual vino suspects are still well-stocked on the shelves, but I headed straight for the beer. First off: Check the dates. Some of the beers are dusty, and that's a bit disconcerting depending on the style. Second: Make your own six-pack. I do this whenever possible in general, and they do have a nice selection here. Much larger than Wegmans, smaller than Total Wine, and maybe on par with Canal's, depending on the location. Also check out their large format bottles. I was surprised to find Transmitter Brewing in stock. Transmitter is a tiny brewery on Long Island City. Like, super tiny. Like, only a few people can comfortably fit in their tasting area at a time. Definitely try their stuff if you see it and like your beer on the funky side. Check out is always efficient. Obviously be prepared to present your ID if you're anything like me and could pass for a 19-year-old. Probably the best part of Wine Works? Very reasonable prices. My 6-pack of pretty good stuff came out to $14...aka the price I've paid for one beer on draft on a few occasions.

I always enjoy visiting Wine Works. I wish they would franchise and open more stores! Pay $10 for a membership card (lifetime member) and receive 4 wine tastings per day! What a great deal! They change their wines out weekly. Your card is gets loaded with a dollar amount - I think it starts at $1000.00. (You will understand it more when you see it). When your card comes to a zero balance, they refill the card for free! Again, a one time lifetime membership. Coupons - They do not have coupons, however, there is a daily email that goes out informing you of any special deal that day or special product. Also, if you shop at ShopRite in Marlton, there is a 10% discount coupon on 1 bottle of wine (non-sale item) on the back of your store receipt. HUGE selection of specialty wines and beers - items that you will not find at your local liquor store, Joe Canals, or Trainos. I went on vacation to Charleston and had a specialty beer at this dive restaurant (so good too) that Wine Works carried the supply of that same beer! I was sooo excited. Service is great, take your time and leisure, and explore the store. There is also a cheese shop as well. They will at times provide cheese samples near the Wine Tasting area. They also have a chill machine - buy a bottle of wine and have it chilled in time to take home for dinner or for a party. Ready in a matter of minutes! Enjoy!