Bottles & Cases

After going back several times to Bottles and Cases, I have decided that I like the wine selections and, of course, the prices. Still not happy to see wine stored standing up, though!

The wine selection is pretty good (copious but not diverse), although the wine knowledge in the store needs to be considerably improved. I was initially intrigued by their tasting center, where an impressive display of wines are available to sample, but quickly learned not to expect any insights into the wines themselves-​it is literally a «tasting,» as in, «here’s your tasting and what next?» This is an area that could be vastly enhanced-​because of its uniqueness-​with a sommelier or at least a reasonably apt and friendly employee. We’ll hope for the best.

Great stop if you are buying wine in bulk for a party or event. They have bins with $ 5 wines and more in the aisles under $ 13. The wines you will find here are brands you will recognize, ones that are commonly found in restaurants. They do have a small selection of finer wines but if you are shopping for a unique bottle, go elsewhere. They have tastings often and a plentiful selection of liquor. Make sure you get a Bottles & Cases card because it will save you money, also be careful when pulling out of this parking lot, as the drivers on 25A couldn’t care less about how fast they are driving around that bend. Safety first.

A very upscale looking liquor store with a huge wine selection and even features a wine tasting room. There’s plenty of cheap wines and liquors, but also many high-​end spirits. If I were to have a night of quality wine drinking, this is the place I’d come to procure that midnight cherry elixir.

Came in here yesterday just for some cooking wine – ended up with 2 bottles of wine (plus my cooking) and a bottle of vodka! Haha! There were taste testings for the wine I chose and also for the vodka I had picked up. If it weren’t for the taste testing I would have never discovered this new drink! The vodka is called Top Brass White Chocolate Almond – 80 proof. Mix with pomegranate juice… YUM! If you are in the area you should check this place out!

This place is great for discounted alcohol. They don’t always have everything that you’re looking for but really you can’t complain when you see the prices.

Very good selection of hard spirits and inexpensive wines; selection lacking in better wines — such as those in the $ 50-​$ 100 range.

I had passed by this place a couple of times and had been wanting to check it out. I had recently began discovering different wines, since there are an abundance of wine stores on the North Shore. I had been to Long Island Wine and Spirit Merchants in Commack, which has a nice selection, but I’m not a fan of the layout. There is a small wine boutique in Dix Hills called The Wine Shack, which I check out from time to time.
However, when I stepped foot in Bottles and Cases, I felt at home. There’s usually some sort of wine or liquor tasting when I go there. I discovered a great Chardonnay for 10 bucks! The cheap wine bins in the entrance are definitely something to check out. Recently, I had been interested in trying Bordeauxs, which are a little hard to find, and I found a couple here. None of them I was a fan of but I think I just have a picky palette.
There’s so much to choose from and its a nice open space that reminds me of a warehouse, in stark contrast to the typical wine store vibe with wood detailing.
If you’re looking for a great wine or liquor selection with a unique vibe and excellent pricing, check out Bottles and Cases.

I went here for a specialty bottle of Dom for my future wedding. I’ve passed by this place tons of times but never went inside and when searching for the Dom I was like why does the name sound familiar? this place is like a huge warehouse of wines! it’s so glorious. I can’t wait to go back and actually shop.

Bottles and Cases has an shiny new store along the venerable path of 25A on the way to Centerport, NY that literally gleams in the night. Sporting a big parking lot and a well spaced store, this extra clean wine and spirits store has very good service and wide selection.
As one patrols into the store there appears to be something missing, which isn’t distressing, but it does have an empty feeling to it. Many of it products are exploited wholesaler specials so there is rarely any depth to any product line. For instance, one might find Johnny Walker Black in 1 liter bottles, but no other sizes such as 750ml or 1.5L. This apparently rotates by the month.
Still, the store has an good selection as well as a tasting bar in the back. I was thankful for its regular hours this Christmas Eve and I could tell could tell others thought the same way.

Best liquor store in the area, for sure. I’m all about supporting the mom and pop shops and paying a couple bucks extra, but sometimes you need to be wowed by the awesomeness of B&C.
Here’s why they are 5 staaaaa…
–Frequent Tastings
–Large selection of liquors, vinos and mixers
–Always clean
–Great staff
–Solid pricing (rebates too!)
–Vino discount bin (don’t judge)
–Lots of check out lanes
–Easy in/​out with their new location
Sure there’s a closer liquor store to your house, but it’s worth checking out when you want to stare at 30 different kinds of vodka or need to pick up quantities of sauce for a party. Thanks for making booze shopping fun B&C!

Stopped in this place with a major case of Déjà Vu.
For some reason I thought I was in «bottle values».
Place is setup the same, the pricing is the same but my card didn’t work here.
I guess they are independently owned and operated.
Place has great prices, just not a amazing selection.

Great place, staff always helpful for the wine novice. HUGE displays of wine and liquors at really reasonable prices. Whenever I’m in Huntington this is a must do to stock up.

The staff is always very helpful!!! Great selection at an amazing price point.

Bottles & Cases offers an unmatched variety of wine and liquor at excellent prices. They offer everything from your well known labels of vino and liquor down to a great selection of rare wines and a featured selection of Long Island vineyards.
This large store located on 25A right outside of Huntington Village provides ample parking, a neat and clean appearance and a friendly and helpful staff. Be sure to visit Bottles & Cases on the weekend as they have regular tastings at their bar in the back of the store (See Photos.) These tastings are of not only wine, but liquor and mixed drinks, providing great cocktail ideas!

Thank you Bottles and Cases for carrying a Cab I just about couldn’t find anywhere else and for a very reasonable price!
Considering I bought two bottles and had them shipped to the west coast, the cost of shipping wasn’t that bad. I paid $ 24 for shipping via UPS ground and got my order within a week. The two other and only websites I found sold the wine were demanding as much as 3x the cost, NOT including shipping…
There IS NO competition here.

I used to go to this place before they moved to this new building. I was really impressed with the new store, plenty of parking and shopping carts. I lucked out and I think there were just two customers in the store (appx 2pm on Thurs) and no line. While shopping as luck would have it my 4year old had to use the facilities. Not only do they have restrooms that customers are actually welcome to use, but they are nice. Very clean and even a baby changing table.
They have selections in every price range and an impressive looking tasting bar and what looks like a «wine shrine» with the expensive bottles on display in the back.
It’s so different from the typical liquor store in the area that I thought it was a chain or franchise, but it’s a local family business with an innovative concept. Go! And if you can’t you can shop onilne at their website.
They have my favorite Vodka, Crystal Head in the skull bottle, for $ 45.52 a good price. (For now I just picked up $ 10 wines but that’s on my wish list.)
I had trouble not giving it 5 stars, but there is one reason: not highlighting the local wines much. But many of our Long Island liquor stores do not, so that may be a little unfair. They do have LI wines but I thought there should be more. I didn’t find anything by Martha Clara (Riverhead) for example.
Make sure you sign up for the discount card.

This place is ok, and can provide good prices due to the fact that they buy large quantities of certain things. However as others had said this means your selection is more limited. Gone are the narrow aisles packed with shelves of bottles, this place is large, well lit and has a warehouse store style to it.
New York has a law regarding liquor store ownership that basically makes it impossible for chains to develop. So hence the «bottle bargains» down the road that is essentially identical. So this is why almost all liquor stores are small and pretty much single owned. Stores like wegmans are lobbying NYS to get this overturned. I kinda like smaller stores though, and asking people what they recommend etc.
So yeah this place is great if you want to stock up on 1.75L bottles of Gin from about 3 different manufacturers or find some good random wine deal, but not good if you want to buy ingredients for a mixed drink, smaller quantites, or a wine you enjoy.
I also dislike how they scan your license to get a shoppers card, and prices are high unless you do this. I do not want them to have all my info.

I miss you Bottles & Cases!!!
They had a decent wine selection. Great prices!
If only you were in Queens…

Bottles of hooch at really decent prices.
I love this place — it is similar to Bottle Buys over in Glen Cove — in that they have extremely decent prices on your everyday drinking favorites. The only drawback is that they have what they have unlike your neighborhood liquor store who has 25 varieties of vodka etc.
The place gets absolutely packed out around the holidays, as expected.
The line moves quickly and they get you on your way in relatively short fashion.
Big parking area off to the side