Nyack Wine Cellar

My favorite wine store of all time.
It’s run by two lovely women, Sandi and Bonnie, and they select every wine that comes through the door. The wines are affordable and, honestly, the highest quality for the price that I’ve experienced. If your palate is anything like mine, you won’t have a wine here you don’t like.
The only bummer is that I don’t live in Nyack and if I can’t get there on a Saturday, I’m SoL…
(Clutch factoid: Free parking in the back!)

Excellent small wine shop. Although they have some more expensive bottles, they have a large selection of very good wines under $ 15. Sandi and Bonnie are very friendly and helpful. I know that whenever I go in, I will be sure to leave with a wine (or two or three…) that I like.

A great little wine shop run by, seemingly, one woman. She’s always there whenever I go in. If you need a reccomendation, go here — she always seems happy to listen to what you need and find you the perfect bottle in your price range — don’t be fooled by how small this shop is. She knows her wines and stocks the best of whatever suits most needs.

I finally stopped in this quaint little wine shop, right next door to hickory Dickory Dock. Very tiny but a wonderful selection, and the woman who worked there was very friendly and helpful. the prices range greatly from the cheaper $ 10 wines to $ 100 bottles, so whatever you are looking to spend, you can find it here.

This small specialized wine shop is tucked into the corner of the building. So when you go, face the building and go to the left, to the left. :)
Seriously small but very obviously a labor of love for the owners. They seem partial to European, particularly French and Italian wines (who can blame them, not I!) but also offer a nice selection of «fine and affordable wine.» Guess it depends on your budget! Saw some $ bottles and some $$$. We stuck to two bottles, an organic Argentinian Cabernet Sauvignon and a Californian (Sonoma, sorry Bradley!) Merlot both under $ 11. Schweet!
The woman who co-​owns the shop was very friendly even though we were a bit awkward clunking around in our mc gear, helmets in hand. I have not been called a bull in a china shop before but it was close!
Original art, traditional watercolors and some more modern reverse painted glass paintings line the wall, add to the charm and coziness (!) of the shop and are for sale.
At the very least, supporting a small business in this day and age makes not only the seller feel good but the buyer too.