Supreme Liquors

If this was a year ago, it would have 5 stars. This used to be close to the best liquor store in the Boston area for craft brews, but the selection has grown stale. (at least the cooler selection) I urge the sales guy to mix it up!!! Order some new IPAs for the beer fanatics. Same troeggs, dogfish, westcoast, harpoon, Stone IPA selection. Staff is friendly and free popcorn on Fridays. Its still a great packy don’t get me wrong. Hoping sales guy sees this and switches out some less popular IPAs for something new.

Just checked in at the store. I was only looking for beers and they have a decent collection; mix and match of a six pack is also allowed. Not many craft beers in the fridges, some on the shelves. Got some bock from Bavarian breweries and brown from Avery.
The staff there are nice to talk to, although perhaps not too much into beers.

Fantastic selection of craft beers! The staff are relatively knowledgable. (Haven’t found a super beer nerd on site yet, though, but one clearly is involved in purchasing.) They are very responsive with special requests through their website, as well.

This place has really good selection of beers and wine. It’s nice the store is always clean and the people that work there are usually pretty helpful.

Rude and unfriendly. I just moved from out of state a few weeks ago and have not changed my license over. The jerk behind the counter decided he could not use my out of state ID, however a passport would be acceptable. Also unable to do math since apparently my ID which expires in 2016 is expired today in 2013. Will never get my business again. Wollaston Liquors up the street has always been friendly and has cheaper prices!

Great beer selection from companies like Stone, Ballast Point and Lagunitas that are usually a few months to a year past expiration.

Overall good selection, great personable staff. The prices are more than reasonable and the store is clean. They get four stars instead of five because their wine selection could be a little better.

Inexpensive? Not really. They were selling L a Marca Prosecco for $ 4 more than the Rite Aid down the road. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to purchase that or the Hendrick’s gin I wanted because they would not accept my out of state drivers license. The excuse being there was no scanner to read the license, I guess it would be too much to ask a person to do their job and determine that I am well over the age of buying alcohol by actually reading my DL. By the way, I normally don’t see underage kids trying to score a $ 45 bottle of gin. Jerks!

Supreme liquors used to be my go to place for Sam Adams. The last two times have turned me off to the point that I will no longer purchase beer or wine there.
The last two times I asked the kid for a case of Sam Adams Lager loose bottles which costs around $ 25.00 or $ 26.00 dollars. After I get to my car I notice they charged me $ 35.00 on the debit receipt. I then lug the case all the way back in and the kid agrees that I asked for a case of loose bottles. But alas the case was 4 six packs which they state they have to sell for $ 35.00.
This time, being the 2^nd time this has happened, I start to get pissed. They offer me a cold case of Sam loose but I explain, I am bringing the case to my 85 year old father, who stores it warm and that the kid told me this case was loose and $ 25.00.
The 3 simpletons up front insist they cannot sell me the warm case. I tell them If they don’t honor the price, I will not be back. They said they could not honor the price. I walked and will not be back.

Avoid at all costs. Service is terrible!

Always have what I want. Efficient service a plus. Free popcorn on weekends and often have samples of the latest and greatest rum or whiskey when there is a promotion running. Decent beer selection and easy to follow store layout. Carry all the major labels. I’m not picky when it comes to alcohol so I’ve never had any issues with this place.

Great store with tons of hard to find imported and craft beers. Their mix & match is great for trying out new beers. Their wine selection is great too. The liquor prices are a bit high for my liking, but that’s really my only complaint.

You can take ANY 6 beers and make your own six-​pack with the old cardboard 6-​pack holders they give you.
AH-​MAZING.

Supreme has more cold craft 6 packs than any other store in the area. They also have a large selection of 750s, but they don’t seem to change up their selection very often so i’ve tried them all at this point despite only coming here every few months. Bonus points for being the first store in Quincy to stock Dogfish Head Worldwide Stout (Atlas on Adams street has since begun carrying it also). Beer prices are competitive.
They also carry snacks, most notably the cadbury Irish candy bars. I have never gone looking for anything other than beer and Crunchie bars here so I don’t know about the liquor/​wine situation. (Also, last time I was there they had seemingly every Cadbury product EXCEPT the Crunchie. Hell of disappointing.) The staff is very friendly and remembers me despite my aforementioned scarce attendance.

The prices here are ridiculous (that’s a good thing). The selection is huge from bottom shelf cheap liquor and beer to top shelf liquor and imported wines. They even have a decent Sake selection.
For someone like me, the selection is both great and overwhelming. I’ll definitely check it out again.
I can’t speak about the customer service. I’ll write about that next time I go. No one had been rude. So I’ll go back for sure.

I always get a little nervous and my liver a little worried when I move to a new location without knowing the liquor store situation. I just thank god that Supreme Liquors (SL) set up shop on Hancock Street.
When I inspect a new package store for the first time I have a couple «standards» they have to live up to. First, I check to see how much a 18 pack of High Life bottle are, at SL it rings in at $ 10. Anything below $ 12 gets my thumbs up. Next is the selection of Bombers (single beers), and SL by far has the best selection in Quincy. Many of them are sold warm so you might want to think ahead if you are craving some elite craft beers.
The people who work here are all nice and they always manage to strike up a friendly conversation and I always leave with a smile on my face.
They would get 5 stars if they took out-​of-​state ID’s (this is the UNITED States of America right?).

Such a great selection of micro-​brews and craft beers. Even better is the fact that they offer so many of said micro-​brews already cold! Many liquor stores that offer a large selection, do not have the space to refrigerate them, but Supreme Liquors does.
I was very happy to be able to go home and immediately crack open a chilled Rogue Mocha Porter last night. And I can’t wait to go back and get some others to try (I had to restrain myself from grabbing a few more six-​packs… after all, it WAS a Tuesday night).

This is a great liquor store for imported beers. This is my BEER store more than any other type of liquor.
The wine selection is great although sometimes I feel I find better deals at a super market but as one review said, I’ve never gotten a bad bottle of wine here. The staff is usually friendly although, as much as I think I frequent this store, I look like I’m 16 and they don’t seem to remember me so I get the cold demand for an ID before I even put the bottle on the counter.
This isn’t a super store, so they may not carry every type of schnapps or cream liquor but the selection is decent.
The only thing I really don’t like about the store is they keep most of the fun stuff behind the counter and as an indecisive person, I find staring up at a wall of booze annoying.

This is the packy to end all packys. I love this place. Definitely the cheapest liquor store around. The only place I could state was as good is Kappy’s, and I have left the north shore, so no longer an option!
The Wollaston store is actually their «discount» store, so it’s extra cheap. I have been to the Supreme in Central Square, and their prices are good, but not this good. My favorite sale is Yellow Tail two for ten.
The wine is incredible. I have never gotten a bum bottle, even the cheapy closeouts. Do not be scared if you used to buy wine when it was the Supreme Pantry (a regular seller of spoiled vinegar scum). No relation at all. Night and day.
They also have a nice selection of Irish food for those of you who want some food as well as drinkys.
I went on a beer run for some friends of mine last fall. They gave me a list of certain beers and a wad of money and told me to «keep the change» and buy wine with whatever was left over. They were absolutely mind-​boggled at what I had paid for the beer and how I still managed to get the two extra bottles of vino with the remaining change.
The staff are friendly. Awesome place!

Supreme Liquors is my go-​to beer run spot in Quincy.
They have great prices and a huge selection. The employees are all very knowledgeable, and if they like ya, you can mix uppa six pack’a looseys.
Cold, cheap domestic 30’s too. Why go anyplace else?