Dry Dock Wine & Spirits
“Super friendly and very knowledgeable staff – Dry Dock plain and simple just plain rules.”
“I have been working with Elana for years, and she is the best.”
“Talk about smart on their part because that's all it took for me to purchase a bottle.”
Dry Dock Wine & Spirits
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range Moderate
6 reviews
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Such
A good
Selection
Of spirits and
Wine for poor and near poor. Lots of tastings.
Dry Dock is my favorite liquor store in Brooklyn. I started going there when they opened and I lived down the street and still only go there for my liquor and wine needs even though I now live in Kensington.
Super friendly and very knowledgeable staff – Dry Dock plain and simple just plain rules.
Great liquor store. The woman working was very friendly and knew a ton about the assorted booze. Very nice selection. The prices are a drop high but not too bad. Worth it to buy from people who know about what they are selling.
Even though I live a good 20 minute drive away from Dry Dock Wine, my boyfriend and I never hesitate to make a visit whenever we're in the area. We've found ourselves in this charming establishment a good handful of times this past year.The staff is always incredibly helpful and friendly, and there is usually a spirits or wine tasting that we participate in.
Cute wine store in Red Hook, but I noticed that bottles range on the more expensive side. I couldn't find anything less than $14. However, I did find a Malbec from France, scooped it up, and my boyfriend and I were off to eat some wonderful French food. It was a perfect find!
Great selection of whiskey and wine. They even have a bargain section in the back (not labeled as such!) where you can pick up some cheaper wines. They also have sampler bottles of whiskey (aka nips), which one could use to throw into their soda and walk around Red Hook drinking in the street. Not saying I did that, but *one* could.
Anyway, their whiskey prices are about $5 more expensive than you would be able to get elsewhere in Brooklyn, but I guess it goes with the territory of less foot traffic.
Nice guys working there though.