Sip Wine & Spirits

One of the only legit wine stores on Seamless. Great options for drinkable wines, which are rare on Seamless, at least in my area. (It’s all Barefoot and other undrinkable crap, unless you want to pay through the nose via a restaurant.) The staff are incredibly helpful if you call them for recommendations, and will even ensure that your wines are delivered cold if you ask. They even went above and beyond one night when I called to discuss options. During the call Seamless stopped accepting orders, and they found me an alternative delivery service during the call, while recommending wines I might enjoy. Top notch.

Great selection of wines and spirits! A lovely place to find your favorites or try something new. Highly recommend!

Fantastic store! By far the best in the area. The space is quaint and organized, the vibe is relaxed, and the clerk, Vic (or Vik) has exceptional knowledge and professionalism. I came in asking for a specific wine taste (as dry as rolling low-grit sandpaper down your tongue.) She immediately recommended three types, and I settled on the Coste di Moro Italian Red, which is priced generously. I must say, it pairs amazingly with Island Jim #2 as well as Undercrown Maduro cigars (which, by the way, can conveniently be purchased next door—woo!) Will most definitely be coming back when I need to stock up my bar in the Catskills.

I just read two bad reviews of Sip. I honestly think they're ex-lovers looking to get revenge. :-) First off: I loved the previous rendition of SIP. Was dope. Very good wine. Nice people. Was super disappointed when it changed ownership. But objectively speaking - the new ownership chooses incredible wines! I'd go out on limb and challenge for 'Best in Brooklyn'. Just next level stuff. Now...customer service. The woman who buys the wine is super knowledgeable and helpful. But not intrusive. If you're looking for somebody to babysit you from door to shelf, you'll be disappointed. She respects your personal space until you signal inquiry. At that point she's super friendly and helpful, but never pushy. Any doubters? I challenge you to find a single mediocre bottle in the entire shop. I sure haven't.

Love the selection here! Literally can’t get my wine any other place. Sooo good. Reasonably priced and the buyer there is fantastic. She will educate you about her selection in the most fun and informative way.

Surprisingly good selection for a little shop. The employees are knowledgeable and definitely non-judging if you have no idea what you’re looking for. They rotate out some fun mini liquor / sake / wine bottles on their checkout counter; definitely check it out!

Great selection for such a small store and you can always find more than one delicious bottle for around $10. Nice selection of liquor too and they will give you 15% off if you buy a mixed case of wine --they'll even deliver it for free locally. Sold!

Can’t believe there’d be a single bad review of this place and the people who work there. They do fun tastings and bring warmth to the community - very lucky to have them in the neighborhood!

I went here looking for a good bottle of wine, after passing through the Barclays Center. The staff/owners(?) were extremely helpful in matching my preferences to something unique yet comfortable. My girlfriend and I loved the wine that was recommended. It was reasonably priced, and organic too. I'll definitely be back.

Wonderful bottle shops like this are popping up all over. This one has a great selection! The amazing thing here are the prices. Most of their whiskey selections are under $30!

Be aware that the hours provided on Yelp are inaccurate. Call Sip before you go to be sure they are open.

Worst customer service ever. Went there today-October 8,2021 and the guy cashier was so rude it made me go home and write this review. If you want to enjoy your day with a great bottle of wine, don't go here.

I initially was going into this store in hopes of finding a nice fine wine. Upon entering, I was not greeted or even acknowledged. Mind you I was the only person in the store (a woman of color) with my mother. I saw a few wines of my liking and wanted to purchase but felt very uncomfortable when I noticed a woman who I assume was one of the owners just standing there with one hand on her hip staring at me and my mom. No hello, no do you need help...NOTHING. Once realizing that I decided to not make my purchase. If you are a person of color, do not support this business. Horrible customer service and not an inviting space.

It's difficult to find a boutique wine shop with a large selection at reasonable prices. If a quality selection with minimal snootiness is part of the requirements, then you've just limited your search to a handful of locations. Sip is a short walk away from Atlantic Terminal. You can't miss it because there's typically a witty sign prompting you inside- guess what? There's always a reason for wine. A few things set Sip apart from the rest- their selection of wines comprises a variety of varietals that can keep you experimenting with more hits consistently, and you can find great bottles for as low as $12. I've been skeptical about these frugal choices, but definitely willing to try. And it's taught me that delicious wines come at all prices. Another part of the Sip experience important to me is the employee knowledge. It seems no matter what bottle you bring to the counter, someone there has a few tasting notes for you to take into account when you finally get home to enjoy. I love their no-pretense vibe to helping you pick a wine. Service is usually with a smile, similar to mine after a few Sips of my own.

Great selection and very knowledgeable staff. Adjusting operations in response to COVID extremely well by not allowing customers to grab their own wine off the shelves, limiting number of customers allowed in store at a given time, and constantly cleaning surfaces.

Love going to this wine store. The employees are always helpful and provide great suggestions. I have discovered a few of my favorite wines at Sip, and gift plenty of them to friends. Definitely 5 stars.

I'm psyched to write the first review of Sip! A friend recommended this place when I was in town and wanted to bring some wine to a dinner party. At first, I was a little worried that it was too hipster/yuppie-ish (exposed brick? check.), but then they were so helpful and had a great selection of wine, I couldn't help but love it. Great wines (of all prices), super helpful & knowledgeable staff, and even a little tasting table. Wish I could Sip Fine Wine back home in San Francisco! :)

Great selection of organic wines across all price ranges. As others have said though, the staff are standoffish towards the customers (both me and my husband who went in separately on different occasions) No smiles or hellos. We are new to the area and so wondered if regulars get more of a welcome? I guess we'll see over time but if not, we'll find somewhere else to buy our wine.

Sip is a guilty pleasure of mine. Not that I would ever feel guilty for going there, but more that I might feel guilty for dropping so much coin there. I live far enough away for it to be relatively innocuous, but whenever I get the urge for a nice bottle that I know I'm not going to find at one of the other run-of-the-mill or by-the-numbers wine shops closer to me, I take a stroll up 5th to Sip. It's nice and small, so the selection is navigable and accessible. I like that they have a well-rounded offering of wines from around the world, from relatively commercial and available to the most obscure Rioja or 1er Cru Burgundy you've ever seen (or have never seen, for that matter!). They don't exactly have a bargain basement, but that's not the niche or demographic they're going for. All the wines are thoughtfully sourced and well chosen, and the staff that I've dealt with can speak directly to nearly all of them. In the rare instances when they haven't been able to, they've been honest about it and tried to help me make deductions based on the region, producer and vintage. I don't like to be bullshitted when I'm plunking down my ducats for anything, so I appreciate the straight shooting attitude of the staff. They have also made some spectacular suggestions for me, not the least of which is a German Riesling which I am absolutely obsessed with. Overall, this is a boutique wine shop with some lesser known varietals and small producers. If you walk in and feel overwhelmed, don't be afraid to admit it and ask them for help. If you try to describe what you like and don't like, as well as what you think you're looking for, I'll bet they can help or at least give you some good suggestions. Exploring wine can be an adventure and the guys at Sip are all about that.

Sip is freakin' fantastic. I love the neon hanging sign they have outside, and the simplistic bottle display in their front window. The staff is attentive and friendly, without being overbearing. The space is small and cozy, with half-fridges for a small chilled selection underneath a modest tasting station, complete with bottled water. But the most amazing part is their selection. Other wine stores in the neighborhood have 2-3 times the amount of wine (notwithstanding spirits, too... Sip is strictly wine), and none of the interest. It never fails that I walk out of Sip with something thought-provoking and uncommon. Apple wine. Sparkling pink Italian wine. Hooray Sip!

Best liquor store in the whole area. It's small but elegant. It doesn't feel dirty and sinful like most liquor stores. They sell an excellent black bottle Brand of Prosecco that is our favorite. The workers and owners here are also very knowledge in their products and make very good recommendations, after listening to their clients needs. We come here to get wine and Prosecco a lot and they are even nice enough to open up for us right as they were closing one time, so to accommodate their customers.

I stumbled into sip one day on my exhaustive search to find my favorite Crossroads Sauvignon Blanc in a wine store close to hope. Still no luck :-( But I was momentarily comforted by the staff who offered me their version of my elusive Sauvignon. The place is totally inviting with hardwood and bright lights and modest collection of goodies. if you are ever in the neighborhood stop in a take a gander or a "Sip" if you dare...

The staff here is knowledgeable; a wide selection of wines at various price points. My only issue is my favorite cheapish red wine -house wine is no longer available *sob*. Saturdays from 4-7 you can sample stuff yay!!!!

Sip has everything one could possibly want in a wine store. The sensitive looking owner dressed in a black turtleneck ready with a wine recommendation for your friend's scallop scampi, the shaggy musician turned wine shop assistant lugging cases of wine in his plaid button up short and a restrained, stylishly lit space that allows the customer enough room to make that "uh-huh" face between two bottles of wine he/she has no way of comparing. Oh you mean the wine? The selection is fine...

I stopped into sip looking for something to bring to a dinner party and left with an excellent bottle that complimented the meal perfectly (wish I could remember the name). The staff is extremely knowledgeable and after explaining what we were going to be eating they suggested a couple options to chose from. While I wasn't familiar with many of the choices they offered, once I asked they were willing to talk me through their selections and I ended up with a delicious bottle. Overall very friendly staff, fair prices and delicious wines, I will definitely be back soon!

There's a wine store on every corner in Brooklyn these days. But in my opinion, few bring to the table what Sip Fine Wine does. Sip truly is a diamond in the ruff! What I love about the shop is that Nick (the owner) and his select team of employees really make it a point to learn your personal tastes and make recommendations that 9 times out of 10 are spot on! They really have a sense for what you enjoy drinking after shopping there a couple times and are really helpful in finding a bottle that you'll enjoy. The other thing I love about the shop is that Nick prides himself on stocking bottles from the lesser known, independent vineyards around the world (and for every price point at that!). So, when you walk in you're bound to find a funky bottle from the Languedoc that you may only be able to get there. His curated stock is a breath of fresh air in my opinion. Hats off to SIP!

I'm not a wine connoisseur, but I typically buy one for every dinner party I go to, and for a long time this was my go-to place. Part of it was convenience - I lived close by - but I went back because they were great with recommendations. They usually ask for your price range first, but obviously it helps if you have some vague idea of what you want (like the type of wine you want). If I know what's being served, I'll mention that. So far they've batted a perfect 1.000 - I never mention what I bring at the parties (mainly because I barely know anything about it), but usually someone will say something complimentary without being prompted.

Nick and friends run a most excellent shop. Great atmosphere and very smart advice. Love the tastings. I even hired the crew to lead a corporate wine tasting and they rocked it. Yeah, I'm a "sipster."

First encounter with Sip staff was not a greeting but a grunt as he poured himself a tasting portion. I attempted to ask about a particular bottle and it became very clear that he had no idea what he was talking about. He did say that the Pax Grenache was "one of only 2 or 3 left in the world" and that the winemaker relied on winemaking techniques that no one else is using "it's like medieval". Finally he told me that it doesn't matter if the winery's grapes are estate grown or sourced. Staff attitude and knowledge is a joke.

This is the wine store by which all others should be judged. Nick et al. know their bottles, don't oversell and generally turn people on to a whole lotta deliciousness on a daily basis. The perfect compliment to Total Wine Bar across the street. Now, if they could only up their weekly tastings to daily...

This is a great place to get to know and understand wine. Nick, the owner (or any of the other employees), will most likely remember your last bottle purchased and they'll do their best to steer you to something else you might like next time you visit. Regarding the display of the wines in an upright fashion, I decided to ask the about this! Their response: yes, of course you don't want store wines upright, but the stuff on their shelves that is standing is stuff that moves quickly and you'll notice that the more expensive bottles that might not move as quickly have bottles STORED correctly behind them. He wisely rotates the standing ones back to the vertical storage every so often. I've since discovered that Nick was a sommelier and also managed a restaurant bar (Le Madeline in Manhattan) in his illustrious past and understands wine storage! All in all, I consider myself lucky to have such a great wine shop in my neighborhood!

Great neighborhood wine shop. The people who run it are very knowledgeable. They get lots of small vineyard wines. These are usually much interesting than the wines from large vineyards that you see at most liquor stores. Last time I was in they suggested a bio-dynamic french burgundy. It was excellent.

Sip has the best revolving selection around. Aside form heading into the city to some cavernous wine shop of 10,000 square feet, you're just not going to find a collection of this many expertly picked wines. As an aside, I build wine cellars for a living, and storing wine standing up is never a problem if the bottle is only gong to sit there for a relatively short period of time. And from what I can tell by the ever changing and exciting inventory, it does just that...take it from a pro and let the uninitiated conjecture all they want.

This wine store earns major kudos for having such a nice staff. I have never felt more comfortable looking for a cheap, crowd-pleasing wine... The selection is small but well-curated. I do love wine, but know a limited amount about it - I'm happy to have found someplace where I can ask for help and have a positive experience in a generally bitchy retail sector.

This is the best wine store in the neighborhood. The guys there make really thoughtful recommendations. They're very good at pairing, just tell them what type of food you're making / ordering. My guests have been impressed. I've learned a lot about wine just from chatting with the staff. Love this place. I'm a regular now.

Great little wine shop, directly across the street from Total Wine Bar on 5th Ave. in Park Slope. The guys who work there are friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful. They know their wines, so a simple description of what you're looking for and in what price range will lead you to a wonderful bottle of vino. They do tastings on Saturday afternoons too, so you can go and try something new. The store itself is small and well-designed, with a very comfy vibe, so you won't feel intimidated or overwhelmed by thousands of wine labels or varieties. I'm so glad this is just around the corner from me.

My husband and I went with Sip Fine Wine for our wedding and they were great. I was arranging everything long distance, so the website and staff were amazing. Answered emails promptly, delivered our order to the reception and had a great selection of reasonably priced bottles. I recommend working with them. They even had our order put together a couple days before the party and when we came in looking for a couple bottles for dinner and they just gave us some from our wedding order so we could "sample," it was fantastic.

Informed and intelligent staff. Great atmosphere and selection. Also, good tasting events that always have you chatting with locals and distributors with their goods. I always leave with a bottle o' wine or two! The best wine store in the neighborhood by far!

Great selection and reasonably priced. Not sure exactly why, but every time I go in there, the staff make me feel really uncomfortable. I'm totally comfortable with my dorky self who doesn't pretend to know everything about wine...wait maybe that's the problem. Better read up.

I don't shop for wine anywhere else though there are at least 5 other wine shops within a stones throw of SIP. The staff is knowledgable, playful and insightful.They encourage experimentation and with every suggestion they continue to strike the perfect chord - every one of their wines is a unique experience - as is every visit to the shop - always entertaining.

This place is fantastic. Nick the owner hand picks and tastes every bottle that he stocks. One might think that this is standard practice but most wine shops just ask their sales person what sells best. Nick is interested in offering a selection that is diverse, great quality, reasonably priced and your not going to find everywhere. I put a lot of trust in Nick. I often call him and ask him to select a mixed case for me which he'll deliver. Highly recommended.

despite storing all their wines upright, they have recently added a whole new contingent of bottles under $10, so i'm currently a fan. plus they sell mixed cases for 15% off which they will deliver. for free. i'm big on delivery, especially if it's free. and liquor.

Great wine shop...they have never steered us wrong. We've brought many or their suggestions to family events, dinner parties, etc. and are always complemented for our wine selections. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Overall decor and style is fantastic - very comfortable feel and easy to navigate. Prices are reasonable.

Nick, the proprietor, is very knowledgeable about wines and makes good choices. There is a good selection between $12-$20. Good values.

I joined Yelp just to give my fave neighborhood wine store props. The staff is friendly, knowledgable, and engaging. They know their stuff and are happy to assist in finding exactly what you want at your price point. The selection is curated yet accessible and they also save your purchases in case you forget the wine you liked. The spirits selection is top notch and super interesting as well.

I take it all back! Well, most of it. After trying out other wine stores in the neighborhood, Sip stands out as having the best selection by far. The quality is awesome- you can easily get a delicious bottle for between $10-$15. I've been back many times now and always manage to find something new, interesting, and enjoyable. While the staff is usually pretty hands off, they've shown that they know their stuff when I ask for help. While other nearby wine stores may seem larger- most of them don't have anywhere near the variety and certainly not the quality of Sip.

This is a great neighborhood shop with an excellent selection of wine. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and they remember what you like to help with suggestions of what you may way to try next. They also have every single white wine on the shelves available cold, and they deliver in the area! It is definitely my go to wine store.

Sip is my go-to wine shop and the awesome staff members have become genuine friends. Sip has a great selection at various price points making it possible to get a solid bottle at $10 or a rare treat at more; i have yet to get a bad bottle of wine at Sip. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive, and a little bit of patience on your end will get you a great experience. Thank you Sip for providing a consistently positive experience and for broadening my wine horizon!

very nice and super helpful staff that gave us a great recommendation for exactly what we asked for. i like how they didn't try to push only the expensive bottles of wine on their customers like wine shops can do sometimes. the wine was so good for the price we wanted to pay that we will go back just to get the Saurus Pinot Noir.

Good selection of affordable good wines. Staff are nice enough to provide a spare box or two if you are moving your wines.

Arrogant staff (yes you grey haired man with a pony tail AND a quiff) - we spent $80 in there and grey haired man didn't even offer us a drink of the wine he was sampling as he pushed past us with a cursory 'Excuse Me' to offer a glass to the man who came in behind us: so self important. I suppose if you are in the middle of so much gentrification you don't have to make a effort or have any manners. Never again.

This is where I go for my wine. Nice staff. Clean shop. Good selection. Not the cheapest you can get, but a good selection under $15 and lots of possibilities above that.

Love Sip! They have a great, curated selection and the guys who work there are always friendly and happy to help. I live nearby and am here often.