Reviews of Landmark Wine & Spirits + Minoru's Sake Shop (Winery)

167 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011

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Nowadays the business gets a rating of 4.5 out of 5 and that score is based on 24 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Landmark Wine & Spirits + Minoru's Sake Shop IN New York

Brent Unkrich

Great selection

本田雅俊

Jack Zyman

Great prices

Helen Zhang

This place is amazing ! Hands down probably some of the best selection, at very very modest prices. It is welcoming, tidy, and doesn't have the obnoxious signage (neon bright lights) like other liquor stores have in the area. Highly recommend as a place to get unique liquor as well !

Anri Uechi

多種多様な日本酒と焼酎が置いてある。品揃えはミツワを除けばニューヨークで一番かもしれない。値段は普通だと思う。

Andrew Yang

Loida Valentin

Friendly staff. Wide selection of wine AND sake. Support your local wine store!

milton marin

Great selection on rarities & high-end liqour. What you don't find in other stores,you will find here. Professional staff

gsister

Very good selection of sakes. Not the cheapest store though.

D Martinez

Lani Meldrum

Neil Zhang

Justin Velgus

Knowledgable staff. Great selection. I love their sake section and am looking forward to seeing it expanded!

Michael Saterman

They have "whipper snapper" bourbon for $37 - score! And a great Saki and Sohchu selection!

Jessica Izaguirre

My go to place for finding good sake in New York City

Robert Glynn

Great selection, not only of sake and soju, but lots of unique wines and spirits. Easily in the top 10 liquor stores in NYC.

Michael Harris

Great sake selection, as advertised. If you're unsure of what to get, just ask the kind folks for their help. They were great and we loved our bottle of sake.

Rose Noel

Good selection of sake at good prices. No one offered to help, though. Come in knowing what you want.

Norm Rasmussen

Amazing selection! While the small 'to-go' sake cans are popping up in more liquor stores, this was one of the first places I had found them in NYC, so I'll always go back!

David Brown Jr.

Patrice C

Amazing selection of Sake and staff that can guide you to a great bottle in your price range. Primarily came here to pick up a bottle of Shochu as a gift and left with a mini lesson in how to choose sake, a great bottle of wine and a plan to totally come back.

John Puma

Though Landmark touts their Sake selection, i found it to be merely decent. That said, their high end and nama selection are both refrigerated, which is a big plus. They also sport a very extensive selection of Shochu

Stephen Lyman

Landmark Wine & Sake may as well be called Landmark Shochu as far as I'm concerned. Shochu, the Japanese distilled spirit, has become more and more popular in the US over the past few years, but it's still difficult to find in either restaurants or bars (impossible to find outside Japanese bars & restaurants), let alone liquor stores. Landmark sets the benchmark for shochu selection. With a selection that absolutely dwarfs Astor Wines, Landmark is truly the king of the hill for shochu in NYC. Their selection is even substantially larger than that at Mitsuwa, the Japanese superstore in Edgewater, NJ. Last time I counted there were 91 different shochus available at Landmark from barley to rice to sweet potato to Okinawan Awamori to even the more exotic varieties such as carrot and green tea. It's really a remarkable collection. It showed me just how many shochus I have left to try even in the relatively small US marketplace. If you're a shochu fan you owe it to yourself to visit Landmark wine and pick up as many bottles as you can carry home.