Located in historic Stockton, NJ, Stockton Fine Wines is a purveyor of fine wine, spirits, and craft beers.
Purchased in 2014 by husband and wife team Jennifer and Paul Tilch, Stockton Fine Wines has developed a new reputation for exceptional service and an unparalleled selection of eclectic wine, beer, and spirits at great prices.
Jennifer, a Stockton native, is a Culinary Institute of America graduate with over a decade of experience in fine dining sales, most notably with the Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group. Paul is a 4th generation in the wine business, having previously worked for the family brand, the iconic DC-based Silesia Liquors.
Together they've assembled a highly experienced and accessible staff that can help pick out that perfect BYOB bottle for a night out, build an extraordinary case of wine, or just chat about craft beer trivia. Their commitment to quality is apparent through recently renovated wine rooms, weekly specials and tastings, and offerings to accommodate all budgets and tastes.
CONCIERGE SERVICE MINIMUMS
Due to the popularity and positive response from our customers, we will transition our Curbside Pickup option into a Concierge Service. Details Below.
AVAILABLE MONDAY - THURSDAY
EMAIL: SALES@stocktonfinewines.com (include your phone number)
A sales associate will reach out to confirm your order and give you a pick-up day/time.
The minimum for Concierge Service is 12 bottles of wine or $150 (if liquor/beer only).
Phone
(609) 397-0587
Location
17 Bridge Street
Stockton, NJ 08559
NEW HOURS
Sun -Tues: 10am-6pm
Wed-Sat: 10am-8pm
CONCIERGE PICKUP ONLY
Mon - Thurs
PLEASE PLACE ORDERS AHEAD OF TIME VIA OUR EMAIL ADDRESS
“Washington DC’s loss is Stockton, NJ’s gain. Knowing Paul Tilch and his family, I’m certain Stockton Fine Wines will be a great wine shop that will serve its customers and community extraordinarily well.
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You did great work and we did not run out of anything (not even the Corona Light)! I so appreciate your advice, efficiency and patience as you guided me through this new process.
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