The Wine Shop has an unassuming entrance on the corner of Main and Millburn. I was a little…read moreskeptical walking in when the front desk was empty and a voice out of nowhere shouted hi! My first glance of the shop was also not impressive - the cheaper items and liquors are in the front section. However, I was surprised to see how large the refrigerated area in the back was. Then, there is a large area to the right through an archway with an impressive collection of wines from varied varietals, regions, and price points. It was surprising and very impressive. Prices were all very reasonable in spite of being in downtown Millburn, and the owner actually was really sweet when I was checking out. I have no doubt he knew his stuff and would have helped me find something if I couldn't make a selection.

Nice selection, fair prices, convenient to a wide choice of the byob restaurants downtown.read more

I was expecting to be blown away by the experience as this is the famous influencer Gary V's…read morefamily's store, where he got his start marketing. This business is what made him a multimillionaire, so I expected it to me magical. It was pretty ho hum. I lean towards the finer wines and liquors, so right off the bat it was disappointing. They didn't even have Tignanello in stock ... they said they could probably find a bottle online. The employees don't walk the floor ... there are lots of young-ish employees sitting at desks who have all the personality of robots. Seriously, after interacting with a few of them, I wondered if the store was closing because they seemed so put out to talk with me. The cashier was the same way. The upper level is where all the liquor is ... a very good selection. Not quite Total Wine ... They had very few rum brands and very few bottles of good gin. They did have a few bottom-level allocated items ... but no Forteleza, Pappy, Weller, etc. The markup was also incredibly high ... $150 for a bottle of Old Fitz 7 Year old bourbon. That's $70 at Total Wine. I left with a few cheap bottles at a very good price ... but they didn't have a lot of high end wines for purchase. Mostly $12 - $25 on the shelves. They had some 'special wines' they were pushing hard, showcasing a 96 point scored wine they claimed was $100 but marked down to $30. The 96 rating came from James Suckling (the biggest scammer in wine ratings) ... after a little googling, I saw that the average score was 92 and no other stores seemed to carry this. It was just okay. I was very disappointed they didn't have much Bordeaux and what they did have was a mish mash of average vintage years. Overall, I think I will skip coming back. It wasn't really anything special in terms of prices or selection. The little high end international grocery store and cheese shop was pretty cool though. There's a place called Gary's Wine about 20 minutes away, which I like a lot better.

Now this is my kind of library!…read more Wines galore - everything you can imagine. And organized! This place is two stories. The main area is wall-to-wall aisles organized by wine varietals. The upstairs area houses a lot of specialty wines, including Kosher, and a bougie wine cellar with rare and expensive bottles kept at temperature. They also have a market section where you can purchase meats, cheeses, pastas, and other little goodies. This place is truly a one-stop-shop. You can find an inexpensive bottle to enjoy, or you can find a big, special occasion bottle. Jim G helped us locate several of the wines we were on a mission to find. He spent nearly 30 minutes with us and ensured we found everything we wanted. He also offered some great recommendations based upon our favorites. We so appreciated his passion and expertise! Maybe it's better we don't live close to this place because we'd spent way too much money way too often!

My favorite wine and liquor store in the area. Definitely the best natural wine selection and…read moreliquor other stores in Maplewood don't have. They always have the best recommendations too. Cool staff

Not well curated, disinterested staff, hours vary, pricing all over the map. The newly opened…read moreCambridge wine shop is a much better choice in nearby Summit.

After going out for breakfast in Millburn we walked around a d stopped in at Unwined. Hadn't been…read morehere in a while but I will be coming back more often. The store is laid out with plenty of space to display the wine and spirits. Their selection is curated and unique. They also have cheeses, Iberico Ham, jams, and other gourmet goodies. Super friendly and they have a fantastic selection of bourbons and whiskies. Not a warehouse but a smaller more personal selection. Street and lot parking available. The wines are organized well and from my perusal appear to have a well rounded collection. Stop in you will be glad that you did.

Great small wine store! Nice selection of wines and some that I never heard of. I decided to buy…read moretwo wines that were suggested to me and we loved them. I also found out they deliver to local restaurants. The owner was kind and helpful.

Located in the same strip mall as the Staples, they have a fair amount of wines, a little beer, and…read moresome hard liquor on one wall. Don't expect much craft or microbrews; they don't have that much space, so you get get all the national brands here.

Decent selection, mostly fair prices, ample parking. Nice and convenient. I've been treated well…read moreby the family that owns it.

Fairly good selection of wines and spirits. Beer selection is good…read more Overall nice place to hit if you are going BYOB in Maplewood Village.

I go here often enough that I can say with certainty they add $0.50 to the price marked on the…read moreshelf at the register without notifying you. I believe that is illegal to do. It's a shame in this overly inflated economy that a store would do that.

Could not have been more helpful with choosing a gift bottle for dear friends.read more

Although my visits are infrequent, Springfield Wines & Liquors always has me leaving as a very…read moresatisfied customer. What can make such a difference when shopping at a small neighborhood shop? This is a place where every customer is greeted as though they are regular customers. Whether the daughters or their parents are working the register at the time, service is genuine, warm and uplifting. You can't say that about very many retail establishments these days.