North Woburn Liquors

Guy behind the counter was rude to me and everyone else who came in the store. I have an out of state ID, and he immediately became rather hostile. My ID is two years old and doesn’t have the newer security features. The owner accused me of having a fake ID and very, very rudely told me to get out. If he couldn’t read the ID, so be it. But the repetitive disrespect was uncalled for. I am a 22 year old grad student. Don’t waste your time, go elsewhere.

As I reached for my credit card, I noticed that my bottle of wine labeled $ 17.99 had rung up as $ 19.99. The clerk checked other bottles and found the same thing, but asked me to wait for the manager. The manager arrived a few minutes later and the clerk told me to pay 19.99 as «the computer is always right,» at which point I laughed and left. And went to D&L née Dion Liquors on Main St in the center.
Kind of makes you wonder how many of their price tags are wrong and how many people don’t notice.

I just moved to Woburn I was stocking up for a party, They have Great selections of Beers and Wine. The Manager seems to know all about the Wines. I’m a Micro Brew guy! Like to try out a new Beer every time, they have a Big section and some Beers I’ve never see anywhere else.
Reasonably priced

Conveniently located near a large Stop and Shop, right at exit 36 off I-​95 with ample parking, this mid-​size liquor store will probably have something you can drink.
The wine selection is relatively small. There are the usual suspects: Château Ste. Michelle, Kendall-​Jackson, Oyster Bay and similar wines that you see everywhere. A handful of Tuscans, a handful of German Reisling and Gewurztraminers, and that’s about it. There’s hardly anything from Spain or France, even South America is not that well represented.
Things look up in the domestic beer section, with a decent selection of popular and craft breweries represented: I’ve seen Pretty Things, Brooklyn, Shock Top, Smutty Nose, Ipswitch, Allagash, Crispin and other ciders, and organic beer, in addition to the usual popular Anheuser-​Busch-​Miller and major foreign brands.
There’s a decent selection of whiskeys (Scotch and Kentucky) and vodkas. And they carry Moet and Veuve Clicquot (at least during the holidays) if you’re shopping for a special occasion. They don’t have a huge selection of gourmet mixers, but they are trying to keep up with the fashion for exploring more exotic items by stocking things like St. Germain and moonshine. Prices are competitive, service is friendly.