Capitol Hill Wine & Spirits

Washington, DC, United States

3.7

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9 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 202-546-7070
Address:
323 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington, DC, DC, 20003
b/t S 3rd St & S 4th St
Capitol Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 mi96, 97 route
0.3 miEastern Market
0.3 miCapitol South
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
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Street
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Washington, DC) 12:40 Tuesday, 24 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Capitol Hill Wine & Spirits offers a HUGE variety of fine wine, beer and spirits. There are complimentary tastings almost every Friday and Saturday between 4−8pm! This allows customers to sample the various products that we carry. We also offer other services such as Western Union money orders, an ATM, Calling Cards and Lottery. Our humidor is ALWAYS stocked with fine cigars. There are snacks and sodas as well! We take recommendations, so simply ask! Our sister stores are Harry’s Reserve, located at 909 New Jersey Ave, SE and Eye Street Cellars, located at 425 Eye Street, NW.

Meet the Business Owner

Owner.

Business Owner

My family and I have been in the wine, beer and spirits business for over 30 years! It’s what we know and love. Please visit us at one of our store locations, either on the Hill, at 909 New Jersey Ave, SE and/​or 425 Eye Street, NW. We would love to see you!

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9 reviews of Capitol Hill Wine & Spirits

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Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
Don’t judge a book by its cover, that’s what your mom taught you. Apply that rule to this place if you’re a beer lover, you won’t be disappointed. Sure, the exterior looks a little seedy, and that ugly yellow sign isn’t very confidence-​inspiring, but ignore all that and just plunge right inside.
The fridge running along the right side of the shop is chock full of great American microbrews and some foreign rarities, mostly six-​packs rather than bombers or 750ml bottles, but there are enough that you could buy a different one every day for two or three months without repeating. The prices probably aren’t the best in town, but it’s not a ripoff either.
I judge liquor stores primarily by the breadth and depth of their beer selection, and this place gets top marks. If you have another criterion, write your own darn review.
Place rating: 1
Washington, DC
Capitol Hill Liqours has a Western Union portion that should not be in their store. Thus, the review. Everything stated is true, and not directed towards the store’s products but their association with Western Union.
I have been living on the Hill since 4÷15÷1992 and have gotten a chance to frequent this establish and to see the changes and watch them grow. My disappointment came when my niece visited and was sent money via Western Union to this store. She went on two occasions and was told that there was no money (she was only getting $ 100 from her mother in NYC). I finally went with her on two additional occasions and was told that there was no money. The woman behind the counter was rude and condescending towards my niece and myself. Western Union has them listed as a service area, but there is never any money. I suggest that they not list themselves as a center.
Place rating: 2
Washington, DC
Seemed like a great place. I was so happy to get my Boulevard Wheat, as I’ve had trouble finding it other places on the Hill that the Boulevard site says should have it. The staff was nice and friendly.
And then I got home and took out a bottle… and the beer was 3+ months past its ‘best by’ date. Not happy.
Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
A very nice neighborhood store. A great selection of liquors and a good selection of wines. More importantly, the staff — especially Charles! — are very nice and very helpful. I’ve had wines I’ve liked that they don’t carry and they do a great job of trying to get them for me. They’re also always trying new products and bringing in new wines.
Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
It’s my one stop booze shop. Compared to the other liquor stores in a few block radius they have the best prices and selection. On both Jonnie walker black and Bombay gin have seen other stores charge as much as 6 dollars more for the same size bottle. The beer selection is good, not awesome, but they would need a bigger space for awesome. They do have a lot of good beers though. I like that they have been doing samplings on Friday and Saturday night and have been stocking small batch and start up liquor companies. It’s much more fun to hear about the back story of a new company making rye then to just get the same old stuff.
Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
This has become my favorite wine and liquor store on The Hill!
Sevida the owner is always available to point you in the right direction of some great wines, and some you may have never tried. She is very price-​aware, so if you budget is small, she’s got a great wine for you, still! By saving some bones on your everyday wines, it allows you to splurge on one that may be a few dollars more, and you can discover some great new finds from around the world.
On the liquor side, they have a great range of premiums that you don’t always find other places, and all of your favorite single malts are here.
If there is something you are looking for that’s not here, they probably have it down the street at their flagship location, Harry’s Reserve on New Jersey Ave. SE. It’s a beautiful new spot between Nationals Stadium and Cap Hill.
Tastings every Saturday from 5 – 8, and 10% off the tasting wines!
Place rating: 3
Falls Church, VA
They had orange bitters I needed for a party, and it’s close to work, so if I know I need something for a party afterward, I can grab it here to save some time on the way home. Their prices are a bit higher than the ABC’s of Virginia though.
Place rating: 5
Loudoun, VA
Just like the other Unilocaler posted: a great neighborhood, a newly renovated store, an owner (AJ) who takes pride in knowing more about his clientele and there wants make for a delightful visit to one of my favorite stores on the block. Tell AJ, Vinny sent you!
Place rating: 4
Arlington, VA
This is a nice neighborhood package store. They recently upgraded their floors, and they look good. They try to order specialty items for patrons and are always so nice.
AJ is the owner, and Charles is the tall man often wearing a bowtie. Some Fridays, they have a free wine tasting.