I don't even know why I bother going anywhere else for libations. Seriously every time I come here…read moreI say that. They have EVERYTHING. An obscure cider brand from Michigan you tried once on a vacation? Not only do they have it they have a variety from that same brand. Want a wine you can only describe in flavor and maybe to e color of the label? They got someone that can hunt it down for you. Don't know how to host a tasting event? They created the PhD on the subject. It's actually not a good place if you get overwhelmed easily as the store has about 800% inventory at all times and they span from the basics to absolute top shelf temp/humidly controlled storage for basically anything you can drink. Staff is so helpful they make shopping pleasant - I went in looking for Marsala wine to make a chicken dish and after talking to a wine person there I had 3 more dish ideas and left with something completely different than Marsala wine - and it was incredible. Perfect recommendation. The most selection of liquor , the largest variety of cider and microbrews and a staggering selection of wine, again I can't see a reason to go elsewhere anymore.

Yankee Spirits is a wine & spirits store that opened in Sturbridge, Massachusetts in 1971. The…read moreliquor superstore is one of the largest in New England and carries a wide selection of wine, spirits, beer, hard cider, and mead at very competitive prices. As of 2026, there are additional locations in Attleboro, Norwood, and Swansea. I recently made a trip to Yankee Spirits while I was passing through the Sturbridge area. I have visited before, but this was my first visit in about six years or so. They have an absolutely enormous selection of alcoholic beverages, but I was only interested in exploring their very impressive selection of craft beer. I don't make it to this area very often, so I was most looking forward to see if they carried anything that's either hard to find or just totally unavailable in my home area of New Haven, Connecticut. I spent maybe a half hour just walking down the aisles and seeing what all of the options were. Afterwards, I was ready to begin shopping. I ended up purchasing a pretty sizable haul which should keep my refrigerator full for a while. Most of the beers I grabbed were rare barrel-aged stouts, but I also picked out a few IPAs and other various styles that no longer get distribution in my home area. If you're looking for a serious selection of excellent craft beer, wine, or spirts in New England then look no further than Yankee Spirits!

Cheap prices, delicious home-made fresh food. Real people making real food. Friendly & expedient…read more This place rocks! Also full service package store and small grocery convenience store. Tables outside. Great summer stop. A classic road-side stop.

Went in looking for good bourbon. Didn't find my go-to, Buffalo Trace. Picked up Bulliet and went…read moreto cashier. LO, AND BEHOLD, Buffalo Trace is behind them. Bingo!

The people are very friendly that run the store. Definitely one of the older liquor stores around…read moreespecially for Southbridge. However if you get any 12 packs here of the same adams Boston lager. Check the date! Here it is March of 2026 and boxes say best by Nov 2025!

Great collection of all Beer, wine and liquors and great service…read more Great sandwiches of all types. Clean and organized.

Good selection and well laid out store. They serve good sandwiches as well as some grocery staples…read more The alcohol prices are reasonable and they have just about everything.

Totally totally love the Italian grinder! Delish!!…read more Your basic neighborhood town packie that makes a small variety of grinders. They have to be made with love because they are awesome!

Fred's used to be a run down little convenience/package store with cramped aisles and dusty…read moreshelves. In high school, we'd often stop there in the mornings to stock up on Jolt cola and other necessities. I have very fond memories of this litle store. I stopped in to pick up some booze on my way to my parent's house for a visit. I hadn't been in there in years and I was greeted by a bright, clean, modern-looking space. A major upgrade from the dingy decor of yesteryear. However, and maybe it's just because there's more space now, the store looked practically empty to me. There was only one or two of everything on the shelves which just made it look depressing. And, any store that calls itself a package store should have a decent booze selection, which sadly, this place did not. I wanted red zinfandel for me and blue curacao to make my mom "that magic blue drink you made me this summer" as she called it and neither were to be found. Sooooooo, 2 stars for the less than adequate selection of booze and an extra star for the upgrades to the store.

I have been golfing here for years and no mater the time of year, the course is always in great…read moreshape, the staff is friendly and the food is great. The course is walkable and not a lot of chances to loose your ball if your a half decent shooter. Now as part of three courses, we have more options under the same great management team.

Wonderful experience, breathtaking views. Barbara was charming and an entertaining host and the…read morewinery is very spacious. Sit outside and enjoy the views of the Blue Ridge.

Good quality food they only have 1 table and not sure if the cost is worth the food. It was good…read moreflavor and quality but for 2 sandwiches 2 drinks and a small cheese /charcuterie tray close to $60 it's a bit much for what You get in my opinion. I would have gone higher if the cost / value was more reasonable

Wow! I really loved this place. I loved the fact they had artisanal cheeses, this captured my…read moreattention but the food really made us happy. I ordered the short rib grilled cheese and my girlfriend ordered the Brie and fig crostini. We loved our meals. The short rib grilled cheese was definitely the best grilled cheese I have ever eaten. It was served with a side salad which was dressed perfectly. My girlfriend really enjoyed her crostini. This was a perfect lunch. The restaurant/cheese store was very cute and quaint. After we had our lunch we sampled some of the fine cheeses and ended up buying a few pieces as well. The store owner was very nice and shared a lot of information about the cheeses we sampled and purchased. The store/restaurant had two floors. The first floor is where you order at the counter and the second floor is a small dining room.