Table & Vine

If they don’t have it, you don’t need it! They have more selections than any other similar store I’ve been in.

Huge liquor store that offers a large variety of gourmet snacks, cheeses, breads, etc. Amazing selection at reasonable prices. I have literally lived all over the country over the last few years and this is the biggest wine, beer, booze outlet I’ve come across.

Table and Vine is a full scale wine, beer and liquor store located just off I-​91 in Springfield. They are open long hours, seven days a week, and offer good prices and friendly service. Their wine and beer selections include a good range of countries, regions and price points. They also feature cheeses (whose odors occasionally detract from consideration of the wines!) and some packaged gourmet goods. The store shares a large parking lot with neighboring merchants, is accessible and has a public facility.

This is my 3-year-old’s favorite store. At least, in public when someone asks her, it is, much to my embarrassment. She is obsessed with cheese, and will waltz right up to the ladies at the counter and ask them if they have any Havarti or Gouda. She LOVES that they have samples (and Mommy loves that they have grown-​up samples, as well). I sometimes spend too much on food there, but how can you not? The cheese selection is the best around, and the edible cookie dough is something you can’t get at many other locations. And Iggy’s bread… if you haven’t tried the cranberry pecan loaf, DO IT, even if you’re not a fan of cranberries or pecans (I am not, but I could live on this stuff… I’d be really, really fat, but I could).
As for the selection of adult beverages, you really can’t beat it. They really do have everything, even some weird stuff like this Squirt/​Tequila mix that I sampled and ended up buying. Their wine selection is like no other, and I have no problem walking in and getting any host/​hostess gift I need within ten minutes. The prices are pretty good, too. Comparable to other liquor stores, some items a dollar or so more, some that much less. Their sales are pretty decent. All in all, I highly recommend stopping by if you’re new to the area.

If I died, and heaven existed, it would look like Table & Vine.
I’d never been before, so I had zero expectations going into this massive supermarket of booze. Walking in the door, I was immediately leveled. This place is HUGE and packed from wall to wall with every type of beer, wine, and liquor you can imagine. The dim mood lighting definitely tells you «this place is for adults who like Camembert cheese with their Chenin Blanc, or grown men whose posh urban loft smells of rich mahogany.»
Surprisingly– at least, to me– they have quite a selection of food pairings to go with your beverage purchases: cheese, smoked/​cured meats, olives and peppers, crackers, bread, chocolates and other sweets. If you’re pressed for time and on your way to a dinner party, swinging by Table & Vine will make it a one-​stop shop.
I was interested in buying some small-​brewery bottles to mix and match as a birthday gift for my fiancé. Walking into the beer aisle was a bit overwhelming: every type, size, and flavor imaginable, in names you’ve never ever heard of. I asked for help (there were three employees stocking that aisle) and got a plethora of suggestions fired. Unfortunately, the cost of the bottles (two of the ones I selected were $ 7+ each), kept me from doing the pick-​6 deal. Had I known that they offer a %-off for the mix and match, I might have gone ahead with it anyway.
I walked out with two small-​brewery IPAs with really cool/​indie graphic labels. The price is a little above-​average, but you’re getting something unique and unusual.
My one complaint is that when I went (I believe on a Friday?) the place was JAM-​PACKED. I felt harried and rushed, and couldn’t really spend a lot of time perusing the beer aisle as swarms of people (and employees stocking) ebbed back and forth in waves. When I go again, I will definitely go on off-​peak hours.

A magical place where dreams come true. A land of endless amount of liquor, fine wines, and gourmet treats. If I could live here, I would.

Yep! This is as good as it gets! My friend told me about this magnificent place and we had to see it with our own eyes. Dude did not lie!!! They have everything here, literally! As you walk-​in there is someone directly to your left that will have wine samples, yeah free samples yo!
As you wonder through the wine aisles you will notice that they have the wine broken up based on where it was made and if it is a red or white. They have these little cute cards with information on the explaining what flavors are in the bottles and what to pair it with. Totally helpful for a wannabe wino like me!!!
They don’t have just wine here; they also have beers from breweries all over the place. It’s pretty awesome. My fiancé loves trying new beers. So this was like heaven to him! You want mixers? Hard alcohol? Fancy cheese? Dessert? Chips? They got it! It’s a total one stop shop and they have people who are pretty knowledgeable!
Love this place! Hit it up!!!

Love this place! You could spend quite a bit of time here searching for the perfect bottle of wine or great beer. Staff is excellent and will help you pick something out.
Beware, right before holidays, its packed. But lines seem to move fairly quickly.
Great selection and something for everyone. They even have wine ice cream!
There really should be more places like this.

Great selection of specialty beers and ales from around the world. If you can’t find it here that would definitely be the exception. Their selection of wines are equally impressive from both domestic, major and lesser known wine producers from around the globe. Top brand Scotches, Bourbons, Whiskeys, Rums, Gins, Vodkas are in full supply and if you are not sure about your purchase ask for a taste test right there on the spot in the aisle. Service and product knowledge is key in this establishment, engage a product specialist, it will save you time and you’ll come away with a good selection based on your preferences.

I wasn’t sure what to expect going into Table and Vine. It ended up being a fun shopping experience.
This store is owned by Big Y.
Everyone keep asking me if I needed help. It may have been the lost look on my face. The two employees that helped me were very informative.
The employees are very helpful. I was looking for dessert wine, since I don’t like the taste of alcohol. I was also looking for some vodka, for my friends birthday party. I was in there for about an hour or so. Just taking it all in.
Also, I was able to buy some fire wood at the same time:) That was a bonus for me!
I think you can also buy it online and pick it up at the front of the store. This is a great extra, if you don’t have a lot of time.
I am not sure if the prices were good or not. But I do know the Absolute vodka was 4 dollars cheaper then costco. They did have some rebate forms around the store to take advantage of.

After my delicious dinner at Cal’s Wood-​Fired Grill in West Springfield, I needed to get up and walk around a bit before hopping back on the Mass Pike and driving west towards my hotel. Directly across the street from the restaurant was a gigantic warehouse with a huge lighted sign advertising «Beer, Wine, and Liquor» and I knew I needed to go see what was there.
I am quite sure that a choir of angels started singing as soon I walked through the front doors at Table & Vine, and I truly had to stop and gasp as I took in the sights. This was the largest collection of beer, wine, liquor, cheeses, and gourmet foods that I had ever seen under one roof. Pardon me while I kneel down and say a few words of thanks before grabbing a shopping cart. «Look at all my precioussssssssss»
Sorry…where were we? Oh yes, this was a truly amazing collection of spirits as far as the eye could see. Hard-​wood floors, subdued lighting, excellent signage — all to showcase nearly 4,000 varieties of wine, over 2,700 spirits, 1,700 domestic, imported, micro and craft-​brewed beers, 150 artisan cheeses and 1,500 specialty foods. I felt like I was walking through an adult version of IKEA with people shuffling up and down the aisles, behind their carts as they paused to marvel at Table & Vine’s collection, and then looked carefully at the prices which were certainly reasonable.
According to the signage, Table & Vine has about ten thousand items in stock, so I knew that I was in for an exciting evening. They have one of the world’s largest temperature-​controlled wine cellars, and a vast collection of spirits, including their enormous variety of Cognacs, Armagnacs and single-​malt whiskies. Oh yes, this was Bourbon Heaven for me!
I was very impressed by their huge assortment of microbrewery and imported lagers and ales from the world’s best known brewers, as well as some of the smallest, local brewers located around the country, as well as in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts.
As if the beer, wine, and spirits wasn’t enough, Table & Vine carries a wonderful assortment of gourmet and specialty foods, including imported, domestic and local cheeses, olives, fine pâtés and terrines, charcuterie, oils and vinegars, exotic spices and condiments, jams and jellies, coffees, teas and hot chocolates, sparkling waters, handcrafted breads and crackers, award-​winning hors d’oeuvres, imported chocolates, beautiful, mouth-​watering cakes, pies and tarts…*gasps*
I picked up some artisanal cheeses and whole-​grain crackers, as well as a bottle of High West’s American Prairie Reserve Bourbon to share with my Dad when I see him this weekend. Table & Vine is truly an amazing store that I’ll visit again the next time that I’m in the area.

Worth a trip of 45 minutes or more, easily.
Wine, beer, liquor, cheese. Is there really more to life? No. There isn’t.
Not only does Table & Vine boast the square footage of a full supermarket, it’s also an incredibly beautiful store to be in — the wood floors and dim lighting, ample signage and store organization — It’s like a Balducci’s, but a little drunker.
I likes me my local beer and wine, and being from Connecticut, Table & Vine exposed me to some Massachusetts varieties that I’d never seen before. I jumped at the chance and purchased a few new bottles of both.
I can’t think of a better place to pass off one’s own serious case of alcoholism as a «pleasant shopping experience.»

Definitely the best craft beer selection… especially MA breweries around. prices are better than most places as well. my biggest feedback for the owners and managers…
The organization of the craft beers is non-​existant. If you’re going to have everything available, organize it so I can find what i’m looking for. While i love to browse beer selections for a long time, it gets a bit time consuming.
organize by type of beer? 22oz’s vs. 6 packs… states? alphabetize the brands… anything.
i found US beers over in the «international» sections… and vice versa… etc.
In all, best selection around, but frustrating to shop unless you are just getting everything.

As you approach this gargantuan liquor store, your first reaction might be «Holy Crap this place is as big as a supermarket». Well, you’d be right, because Table & Vne occupies the space of a former Big Y Supermarket. In fact, the shopping carts still have the Big Y logo on them.
Enormous. this store is enormous. The wine section alone is bigger than most entire liquor stores. Crazy huge beer section too.
They have a really nice food section too, mostly snacks and gourmet fare. They sell Yuengling beer, which I can’t get in Connecticut.
Because we are so close to Cinco De Mayo, they had a Tequila Fair today, with lots of free samples of different tequilas.
Olé baby !!

I love this place. Extensive selection of wine, liquor, beer and food! I love the vodka aisle. I always find something new there. The prices are great. They staff is super friendly. I love their cheese selection. Definitely worth a trip if you’ve never been. It’s the only place I go for my booze!

The holy grail of liquor stores! Amazing whiskey, craft brew, wine, and spirit selection. Also a nice selection of food pairings to go with your liquor purchase. So grab a carriage, have fun, and be thankful you’re an American.

Great beer and wine selection but my favorite part is the tequila aisle. If you’re partial to the agave spirit, it’s fun to browse all the selections & look with awe & wonder at the $ 200 bottles.

This place is an old Big Y grocery store. Therefore, it is huge and you should use a shopping cart. The wine area takes up about half of the store. It is fantastic! I found a few hard-​to-​find wines from my hometown area (Bully Hill). They also had a large selection of 90+ wines, which are my favorite value deal bottles. If you are looking for anything in particular, I would say this place is a good bet for finding it or something like it. The other half of the store is several aisles full of every type of liquor you can imagine, and every kind of beer you could possibly want. One stop here also eliminates a snack run. There is an aisle dedicated to chips and nuts as well as a large area with jams, jellies, crackers, and other interesting snack tidbits. There is also a refrigerated case stocked with cheeses and meats. Ready. Set. Party!

Table & Vine has a super large beer selection, and a lot of beers we don’t get in CT so it is worth the trip! prices are either the same as or lower than other stores. We just picked up a 12 pack for $ 11 that is $ 16 everywhere else. big domestic and import selections and more than average on the new england choices. Staff has always been helpful when I needed it.

Wine, cheese, chocolates, tastings…
This store is always full of surprises. Whether it’s the massive wine tastings (for a donation) held every weekend or the knowledgeable staff who offer superb recommendations.
I’ve had them create special gift baskets for holidays, birthdays, etc. Each has been beautiful, unique and loved!
You also cannot beat the prices.
Again, my only complaint is its so far away from me!