I went there because the Nejaimes used to run a grocery store in my hometown of Harwinton, CT…read more (They then went on, in the 1960's, to open "Nejaime's Stockbridge Shop," a grocery store which was immortalized in a painting by the renowned artist Norman Rockwell.) I found out (from Mike Nejaime, a relative who works at my local liquor store--Ponte's Torringford Liquor Store) that even though the grocery shop has changed hands, the Nejaime family runs a couple of wine shops in that area so I wanted to speak with one of the Nejaimes. (My dad was Lebanese, so I am half, and they are Lebanese, so we also had that fond connection.) When I walked into the Lenox store, I was greeted warmly by a man working there and a nice lady as well who asked if she could help me. I said I'd like to speak to a Nejaime, and she went into the back and brought back Joe Nejaime, the proprieter, who is the son of owners of the little grocery store in Harwinton, CT from my childhood. Joe was nice as could be, and we talked and reminisced about the store from our childhood days. I ended up telling him that I saw him and his store on an episode of "The Real Housewives of New York City." He told me that Dorinda Medley (one of my favorites) has a house close by there. I was so excited to buy her signature Bourbon, and Joe even took a selfie with me! The store is immaculately clean and has an amazing selection of wines and liquors. I can't imagine you'd get better service, as well. Stop in sometime! (They also have a Stockbridge location as well as the Lenox store.)

Was so surprised to see how much this store has to offer. I was expecting a regular liquor store,…read morehowever this store not only has a great selection of wine and liquor to choose from, but also has a great cheese selection and other snacks to choose from. Staff were friendly and helpful as well.

Cute shop carrying various (you guessed it) provisions of canned seafood delicacies of different…read morenationalities, as well as : assorted cheeses, charcuterie, fresh baked bread, plus wine and beer in the back. Great ideas for picnics at Tanglewood. Thank you!

Loved this please and the staff. Very knowledgeable and engaging. Met the owners and had a lovely…read morediscussion about wine and sardines and all things Portuguese. We happened to drive by and quickly grabbed a parking spot to grab a few wines, crackers and cheeses. So impressed with the variety of imported sardines and the carefully selected variety of wines. The store is bright and welcoming. An absolute must.

Great new OWNERS ... Stop in and try one of they're grinders absolutely delicious and fresh. Great…read morepeople to do business with.

The best grinders and very friendly staff! Boars head meats, the best! Love this placeread more

More than a package store. Friendly down to earth people, guess that's where the name came from…read more The food is mostly sandwich style, good homemade cookies and the service is exceptional. There is a small area in the corner to sit and enjoy the ambiance. When the weather is nice you can dine outside at the picnic tables and enjoy mother nature.

The best gas station/ convenience store ever. The nicest people in the world and they cook a mean…read morebreakfast sanwhich

Tony and I went here to get him some Beer for the evening at the Hotel. It was easy to located and…read moreclose to our Motel The staff was extremely friendly! Answered my questions, gave me some tips about our trip to Maine & also made some suggestions! We purchased a 12 pk of PBR! I'm glad I don't drink anymore!! But I did enjoy the store & seeing all the Whiskeys and bourbon plus wines! Highly recommend if you are in Lenox MA

Spirited is a lovely spirits, wine and charcuterie shop with plenty of supplies for your next…read moreparty, picnic or any celebration. They have a wide variety of wines, aperitifs, spirits, from around the world, accompanied by an exquisite selection of cheeses and cured meat. Plus a large selection of micro brewed beer. Being in Lenox near Tanglewood I am sure their wares were present at many concert picnics. The staff are all very knowledgeable and helpful. Happy 2024! Cheers!!

Always friendly and have what I want in stock. The owners make the visit enjoyable. No need to…read moreleave the neighborhood.

the new owner has a very nasty attitude he will never get another time from me I was walking around…read morethe store on the phone he yelled at me and ask me why was I walking around on the phone first of all I don't drink so the only time I go over there is to get money from the ATM or get a soda I told him that I was using the atm and he yelled at me because I wasn't buying anything I do not like him

One of my favorite co-ops ever. When we are in the Berkshires, we always make sure to stop by…read more First off, there are whole spatchcock chickens are amazing. I especially love the andouille seasoning chicken. The chicken itself is so fresh, so moist when cooked... The seasoning is excellent. Pat it dry with some olive oil and sea salt, roast it and it will be the best roast chicken you've ever had. They have a really good selection of local produce, I do wish their dairy section featured more local vendors. I also love their housewares aisle, they always have the cutest baggus. Come here, buy a chicken, and don't leave without a baggu.

I just love this co-op! The large assortment of organic products, especially in the produce…read moredepartment, are appreciated. The sandwiches in the cafe are always on point - I recently had the Whoa Bro, and it was everything I wanted in a sandwich. Add to this their house made sausage, a seating are with a very of the mountain and friendly staff and you have a winning combination. Oh wait - the Bjorn Qorn produced just 70 miles from the co-op was incredible as well. There is just something cozy and welcoming about this space.

Good stop on your way home or to the hotel as was our case ...passing through town on our road…read moretrip. Good customer service- pretty good snack selection - no real ambience to speak of ...you're in and out!

+ Fair prices and stock…read more - Unnecessary attitude, credit card limits (mentioned mid-purchase versus in advance or posted on door). - Rudely, snatched debit card out of card reader, pointing to card limit sign. (Was he noting security code on the back of card?)