This place just opened 10 days ago. I was at Napa East earlier this week and the contrast in…read moreexperience makes me appreciate this place all the more. Friendly, welcoming owners, knowledgeable about their products. Steve had me taste a nice red blend that was mostly Zin, a moscato, and a Malbec. I bought the Malbec and another blend, for about $35. There are higher-priced bottles of wine here, but it was great to see a decent selection across price points. I also sampled a lovely sage and mushroom olive oil and cranberry-pear balsamic vinegar. They're planning to hold tastings and workshops with wine makers, cheese makers, and chocolatiers; I'm looking forward to attending some of those soon.

This place was recommended to us by a friend. Immediately after walking in we felt welcome. The…read moreowner was extremely knowledgable about all of the products. This included an array including wine, hot sauce, and even different kinds of salt. I highly suggest checking this place out because you can sample almost everything before buying. The beauty of this place is that everything is hand curated by the owners. They don't sell anything they haven't tried, which is why everything is exceptional. I drove by it all the time, but didn't know what was inside. I'm happy to say I'm a regular customer how. Check it out!!!

titos vodca. is excelert. very smooh. r tasty. always prompt delivery. no complaintsread more

This store used to be a great wine destination. They had wonderful staff working selling wine for…read moreseveral years, and they held amazing tastings for their customers, and the wine selection was filled with small producers from almost every region. It's now more of a liquor focused outlet giving little attention to fine and/or interesting wines. Sadly, for the past 2+ years this place is no longer the great store it once was. Looking at the reviews from the past two years, you can see I'm not the only one who feels things have gone downhill. Such a shame to have the biggest liquor store in beautiful Andover become such a dud.

I can't believe what I just dealt with at this store. The cashier is rude and has no personality. I…read moreasked if they cashed scratch tickets he said no but I guess I have too. I use to enjoy going there but I won't any longer. He was very rude and discourteous. It was 6:30pm on may 27th.

Selection is major labels and more inexpensive products. Perfect place if you need one of those or…read morearen't looking for anything in particular. Lotsa Yellowtail. On New Year's Eve we ran in to grab a bottle of bubbly and the most expensive they had was a $13.99 bottle of Korbel. (And it didn't look like they were sold out of other things...) I didn't need Dom, but I was embarrassed to show up to our party with a $14 bottle.

This is the most amazing wine store I have ever been too. Self declared as having no bad wines. A…read moremiracle! This is a place where I spend at least a couple hundred bucks a month (used to), albeit mainly on common table wine. But last week I thought I would splurge for my birthday and asked for something upscale, but reliable in that they had confidence in the quality of the supply chain. I ended up buying an $80 Petite Syrah which was near vinegar. Being a regular, I felt like I had to say something, not to mention having lived outside the Rhône region in France, where I experienced real Syrahs for several a years. When I told them this was not a debate about the quality of the wine, but rather that it was simply bad, I was told that all of their wines are good because they have other customers that like them. To quote: "All of their wines are on the shelf because someone likes them", therefore no bad wines, just differing palates. How convenient. I wouldn't even think of debating subtleties in N Andover, but when something is so bad that is undrinkable at $80/bottle, only an utter moron would keep quiet. BTW, this experience was all after providing the respect of temperature acclimation and decanting. So long story short, they have decent prices for table wines, but it you are looking for something upscale, don't waste your money. And whatever you do, don't be bamboozled by their pseudo sommeliers.

Do yourself a favor and head to this place for a free wine tasting on Saturdays. The staff is…read moreextremely knowledgeable & enthusiastic (especially love terry) and enjoy sharing information and insight. I've learned a lot about wines just by attending these tastings and I have found some new favorites along the way. I always buy wines as a result...Speaking of which, their prices and selection cannot be beat!

Owner is very friendly. they have a great selection of gluten free beer that is hard to find…read morebecause most stores don't want to bother carry them. the owner is always interested I. what I like and helps me find other gluten filled IPA for my boyfried. I highly recommend them.

Live in town and wanted to support a local business…read more Went looking for a specific Belgium beer, after not finding it I walked to the counter and asked if they stocked it, her quick reply "no, we don't"...that was it...odd silence occurred. I mention that I heard that stores can special order beers, her response ...Yes, we sure can (I was a bit baffled on why she did not offer that up and that I had to ask). She was provided all the needed info (+ my cell number) and she said that she would call me and let me know if they can get it (it was said in such an uncaring tone that I got the hint, I would never get the call). Two weeks later after no call back to me, I went to a store in nashua, they were awesome and now have my business. It's a 20 min drive to nashua (vs 4 mins to the pepperell store), but I feel like a valued customer at the nashua store.

I spy with my little eye a BIG yellow sign above the doors:…read more [ GIANT WINE SALE ] *Cuts across 2 lanes of traffic, crashes through snowbank, abandons running vehicle in fire lane* The Vineyard is a nice little shop that just so happens to be in between my mother's condo and the highway back to Boston. Don't mind if I do... Offering a variety of delicious wines, beers, and liquor as well as a fresh deli section where you can find "The World of Cheese" - how can you go wrong? Certainly not with the prepared lunch items or freshly made desserts... Stop on by if you've got a party to go to or even if you're spending a quiet night at home. Why not pick up some scratch tickets at the counter as well as some cigarettes or cigars? The Vineyard is here to help you have a great weekend.

I've been here twice, the first time was just to get a bottle of gin which was pleasant but…read moreunremarkable. The second time I went here was for one of their "grand tasting" events which was terrible. I went with several friends all in our mid 20's. I'm not sure if we were pegged from the beginning as "cheap college kids" or something but the treatment received was astonishing. Granted this is only my second wine tasting event ever and this is only an isolated experience so I'm giving them two stars assuming future experiences might go better and because as a store, they seem acceptable. Now, back to the tasting. My 3 friends and I had always talked about wanting to go to one of these tastings at the vineyard that we see every time we drive by. When we heard about the next tasting we decided try it out and stock up on our favorites. We headed out later that night, walked up, showed our id's, signed in, giving them our address and email, and in return we received some small sample glasses. We have all been getting non-stop emails ever since (sometimes 2 or 3 a day!) which we can't seem to unsubscribe from, but thats another matter entirely. Upon entering we realized this was a rather well attended event and most of the other people present were clearly experienced wine tasters, they appeared to have all brought their own glasses and were all good friends with the people serving wine. We assumed these people would be just as friendly with us. At the first tasting table there were 3 whites and 3 reds to pick from and no one else in line so we walked up, requested the wines were were interested in, tasted them and wrote down our thoughts, no problem. The person serving the wine did not offer us any comments on the wine such as its history or the flavors that we should expect and was otherwise not very talkative, assuming this was an isolated experience and that we would learn more at the next table, we moved on, at least we tried to move on. Thats when we looked at the next table to realize that the server was still talking to the same group of people that he had been talking to for 20+ minutes now and they had long since finished tasting wines. We moved over there and tried to politely interrupt so that we could also sample some of his wines. The people were very rude, refused to make room for us at the table and did not acknowledge our presence. One of the less patient people in our group ended up just breaking into the existing conversation after standing there for 5 minutes and requested to try a specific wine, the server poured him a taste and then went right back into his conversation, ignoring the other 3 of us that were also standing there waiting for service. Another one of us interrupted and asked for a pour, was served and then again he went right back into conversation. After the two more abrupt members of our group tried a wine or two at that table, the rest of us decided to move on to the next one. At the third table we saw a familiar scene, a server deep in conversation with a group of people that appeared to be talking to him for some time, again we tried to break in to try some of the wines but this time we were told to come back later. We complied and moved onto the next table with the identical situation, in fact there was only one other table not in conversation and as we approached it, the server placed his wine under the table and walked away to go attend to something else. At this point we getting the distinct feeling that we were outsiders in a very exclusive club, we didn't have the right wine glasses and we didn't know the right people. I'm not sure what we were doing wrong but we ended up leaving after only tasting about 3 wines each and just made our own wine tasting back at home. My hope is that vineyard reads this and realizes how difficult it can be for some people to enter an exclusive scene and tries to make their wine tastings a bit more "newbie friendly" - maybe put a "wine tasting for dummies pamphlet" out on the table so we know when its appropriate to interrupt and when its not? I hope when we get the confidence to go back to the vineyard for another tasting we will feel a bit more comfortable and hopefully have the opportunity to actually buy something.

Always smells kinda bad in there and the guys working there are always on the phone. Also seems…read morelike they turned off the fridges to save money since all the beer I've bought there has been warm. Will not be back again.

nice people! place is great and the people and event greater. very good experpence. one of the best…read moreplaces around

The owner is so rude and snobby. She told her employees I was stupid. I live in the neighborhood…read moreand go here often. I'll never go back ever after years of going there!

Too good to sell 6 packs of 12 ounce cans of bud or coors to take to my boat.read more