Fields Station Liqour

I am on a ‘heeeeey how you doin’ sweetie good to see you again!’ basis with no less than 3 employees at FSL. This either means I’m an alcoholic, or I’m memorable. While I flatter myself the latter, the sheer amount of Franzia boxes in my recycling makes a strong case for the former. But I digress… This is a surprisingly nice place for the area. Clean, very reasonably priced, with a HUGE variety of wine, liquor, and beer. They keep a great stock of Sam Adams, which is unusual for this area, and also makes for a happy happy Chelsie H. Need a Portuguese wine? No problem. Looking for Sam Adams Irish Red (sweet Raptor Jesus… so good)? Over there to the left. Need a single tall boy of Heineken? They can hook you up. Need your second box of Franzia in two days? No prob, no judgement here.

Best option for micro-​brew selection in Dorchester. It’s in the strip mall adjacent to Fields Corner Station, and doesn’t look like anything special from the outside.
For the first year I lived in Dorchester, I shopped solely at Harbor Point and Liquor Land. I was consistently disappointed with their higher-​than-​average prices on micro-​brew and local beer selections. ($ 15 for Sam Adams? Ok…) I wandered into Supreme Liquors one day on a whim, and they were re-​modeling. A clerk told me they were going to be featuring a large micro-​brew selection.
Now, it’s the only place I go. Plenty of Sam Adams 12-​packs for $ 11.99, other New England beers usually around $ 13 or $ 14 for a 12-​pack, as well as 6-​packs and 22 oz selections from all over the place. They also carry Wolaver’s and Peak Organic beer selections. I am not much of a wine or liquor drinker, but their selection of these overwhelms the size of their beer coolers.
They are also open until 8 or 9 on Sundays, which is a great perk, since most liquor stores close at 6. We often have company on Sundays and it’s nice to know that they’ll be open.
Only caveats: since not many beer snobs like me seem to know about this place, their seasonal selections and finer craft brews tend to sit on the shelf for a while. I check the dates on my purchases whenever possible. They also only accept in-​state IDs. Several of my friends from out of state (students or interns) have been refused sales because they carry an ID from their state of residence, which can be a real inconvenience and annoying.

Freshly remodeled, bright, well lit, spacious, clean, and well stocked are all descriptors that come to mind about this store. There are about 32 cash registers WITH clerks at more than half of them, everyone is friendly, and its a pleasure to shop here.
One thing, their prices ARE about $ 2-​$ 3 higher on most items than other like establishments in the area.