I’ve used them but online pricing is significantly different than in store pricing. So when I visited he told me they were different so I purchased bottles online then put them together in store it was silly but saved me 25 bucks.
I detoured there once and found they didn’t have some of the things they’d listed on their website, but they had other, unlisted things on the shelves. The place was kind of grungy – surprising for a very affluent town.
Thanks for the feedback everyone. They do hold and shipping was quoted at $42 to the Twin Cities which I will take as Chicago if more to the Twin Cities.
I know, it didn’t make sense to me either. I asked and they wouldn’t give me the discount so I ordered the bottles online and picked them up while I was there, yes it was totally ridiculous.
I’ve ordered from them online a few times with no issues. Somewhat amusingly, I pay for “Fedex ground shipping” but it’s always been a delivery guy from the actual store who shows up at my doorstep in Queens. I guess I can’t complain about getting overnight delivery in an air-conditioned car.
For anyone who has been in person, have you seen by any chance if they store their sakes in fridges or out on the shelves?
I went there a few weeks ago because of an exceedingly good price on 2020 Ch. Meyney - $31. Heavily discounted, this has been $34-$35 elsewhere in the NYC area.
In Allendale, the shelf price was something like $39 or $40, and the sticker on the bottle was around $36. I asked what gives, since it was $31 online. They said that was a web-only price and they couldn’t ring it up at $31 – I’d have to order it online.
I managed to do that on my phone, standing at the register – entering my card number and all. Very annoying, but the price was unbeatable.
I then bought some '19 Alexander Valley Zin – a terrific and honest zin with only 14.1% ABV – at the $16 shelf price. Again, a steal.
It’s one of those stores with sagging shelves stacked high, and it’s difficult for two people to pass in the aisles. Not the most pleasant shopping experience, but sometimes great prices. FYI, it’s a short distance off NJ17.