Cape Cod Package Store Fine Wine & Spirits
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Featured Red
This ruby red Merlot displays all of the classic characteristics of the Rutherford appellation. Complex aromas of cedar and earth are highlighted with red berry, spice and vanilla.
Craft Beer of the Month
This seasonal release from Southern Tier Brewing Company embodies all the rich, decadent qualities of a fresh baked pumpkin pie, and bakes them within the smooth and bubbly pallet of this top-notch ale.
Featured White
Our Carneros Chardonnay is a bright, clean wine with excellent balance of fruit and structure. In this vintage, flavors of ripe peach and pear are followed by notes of soft vanilla. Barrel aging contributes to a round, satisfying mouthfeel with very subtle oak flavor.
About Us
As one of the first liquor licenses to be issued in the Town of Barnstable after the repeal of prohibition, Cape Cod Package Store has quite a history in the village of Centerville. Owned and operated by the Pendergast family since 1939, Cape Cod Package Store has been in the wine & beverage retail business for 72 years. Jack and Sylvia Pendergast opened the original store at 404 Main Street in Centerville. In the early 1940’s, the business was moved to 1489 Falmouth Road on Route 28 (pictured above right) and later expanded to encompass the existing location, at 1495 Falmouth Road.
In early 2010, Jack Pendergast, along with his daughters Andrea and Danette embarked on a full renovation of the store. In three phases, beginning in Jan. 2010 the left side of the store (previously known as the Lock~n~Oar or Roz's Drapery Den) was taken down and a two story structure was built, which would later be the office's of the store and the existing wine room of the store. In May 2010, right side of the building/the old store was taken down and moved temporarily to the left side of the building. A feat to be had indeed, as they ran the business out of this location for part of the summer. Then in late summer the store was moved back into the main part of the building, while the wine room was completed. A Grand Re-Opening occured in Nov. 2010 to commence the project and fully open the store as you see it today.