So here I was - a California wine geek looking for a nice bottle of wine in...Cave City Kentucky???…read more To be honest, I would have been happy with just about anything. The first store had no wine at all and directed me to this place. So we took the advice and came here fearing the worst. Well, I was pleasantly surprised to walk in and be greeted by a wonderful person named Stacy. She told me where the wine was and MAN, WAS I SURPRISED! They had one of our favorite Sauvignon Blanc's (Oyster Bay). The fact is they have a very impressive selection of wines - ESPECIALLY considering that they are in the middle of nowhere, Kentucky. They also have a large selection of beers. So I picked up two bottles of my Oyster Bay and figured I would try one of the local wines as well. I selected the Black and Bruised - which is Blackberry and grape wine. When I drank the B & B i found it to be very fruity and fairly sweet. It actually tasted like grape juice with a slight berry flavor. I wouldn't drink it everyday, but did drink the bottle watching the election results at an Inn on the Outer Banks of NC. Both times I was in the store while staying at the Cave National Park, I was assisted by the very pleasant and helpful Stacy. While wandering about the store I could hear her assisting other customers and she was just as pleasant and accommodating as one can be. It was truly a pleasure for me to observe such awesome customer service. Overall an EXCELLENT place to shop and get great service. Stacy needs to come and work at the wine shop in California and teach them a little about customer service.

What does one do when in Kentucky? Go seeking bourbon, obviously. Not being familiar with the area,…read morethis was the first option that cropped upon a quick Google search so this is where we went. My friends, who have no appreciation for almost any sort of liquor, sent me in alone. I pretty much zeroed in on the bourbon selection and didn't spend much time looking at anything else. I was a little disappointed that the selection of bourbon was fairly standard for any liquor store in the general midwest vicinity. Prices were standard. Service was amiable enough. Everything looked clean and organized.

This is the stop to get your favorite liquors,wines,and merchandise before heading home.They carry…read moreBourbon in all price ranges.They have a good selection of vodka,rum,gin,Tennessee whiskey,wine,etc.,etc. . You can sample on site.They carry clothing and any merchandise that goes with it.Staff are great to help and answer any questions.The Working Man Review stocks up here when in town.

Grab some liquor. Check Taste some samples. Check…read moreSit at a bar and pay for some more sample. Check Grab a beer in the middle of the store. Check Service was good and the staff was knowledgeable about the different options they have

Prices above suggested retail but not insane, good selection to choose from. Staff was a little…read morecondescending when I chose not to buy anything but I'm used to it since I don't overpay for bourbon.

from Indiana, driving through on I-65. Needed to pick up some beverages for the weekend, looked up…read moreliquor stores near me... chucks popped up. Easy to find, went in and was immediately shocked at how much inventory of everything they had. My wife and I were only steps in and Bryan introduced himself and asked if we needed help... told him we were just looking around to see what was what as we had never been before. He gave us the quick rundown and left us shop... I had some questions, so I went up front to ask, he was awesome with his knowledge! Will definitely stop every time I'm driving by and probably make a day trip.

It seems the liquor part of the market is open whenever they feel like working. They don't have…read morenormal hours of operation and 4 out of 10 visits he has been closed or a sign on door when he will be open again...the liquor store 3 miles toward Glasgow has set hours if operation. And it doesn't change daily ..my only issue...it's like playing hit or miss with this liquor store.

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We were unable to locate this business based on directions on Yelp. A local businessman had never…read moreheard of them and had a similar inquiry as ours about them a couple months ago.

Some items a little over priced but not bad at all I will stop here whenever I pass through Kentuckyread more

Huge selection of bourbon. Best of all, it's not marked up like other places in Glasgow. This…read morewill be my go to place for good bourbon and whisky.

Liquor than Water…read more Locally-owned and operated liquor store that appears to maybe have just recently opened in the Glasgow, JY area. The Good: *Nice selection of microbrews and some locally-made stuff; I found a bourbon barrel aged ale from a local brewery that was delicious. *Has a drive-thru (didn't use) *Young East Indian couple running (owners?) the place we're very nice they even had to mention that I'm clearly not from around there. What was your first clue? The Meh: *Prices seem a bit high for the area, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Ugly: *Most of the selection was mostly macrobrews and basically available stuff. The reason I go to liquor stores is to find rare and local stuff that grocery stores and gas stations won't/don't carry. TLDR: Nice liquor store that has some nice finds.

BEWARE!!! Do not go in here if you aren't 100% sure what you're going to buy, and save your time if…read moreyou're on the KY famous bourbon hunt. Went in CT to hunt for some new bourbon, after looking around for about 3 minutes and asking prices (on the most expensive products the store has ever had mind you) the guy asks me not to go in the isle, he needs my iD. I consent, since I'm visibly a grown man. He side eyes me and waves me off. I continue to see if I can find anything worth my tasting, after about 8 total minutes in the store I walk out. Before I sit my behind in the driver seat of my car, here comes a belligerent Indian man running to my car flipping me the middle finger and telling me I am "banned for life", demanding to know why I would even enter the store if I wasn't going to spend money (I'm not spending 2000$ on a 250$ bottle) . To save you some time, everything is overpriced, every liquor store in the surrounding area offers cheaper options of every single product on CT Liquor and Smokes shelves, this is a fact. They also don't know what barrel/store picks are so I'd be curious to know how knowledgeable they even are of the American market. I have went to every single store with a liquor license in Bowling green and many surrounding areas, every single one is better than this one.

New Liquor store with lot of Vape and Tobacco product and…read moreso close to home with great prices and great service.

Great selection of whiskey. Helpful and not overbearing staff. Multiple bourbon store picks…read more(woodford, buffalo trade...). public restrooms! Reasonable prices all around. Also, get this, someone not with us must have left their credit card at the counter. The employee literally ran out into the parking lot trying to find the owner. Most places would have said F you. Excellent place.

They have a friendly and knowledgeable staff. The selection of all bourbons was more than…read moreimpressive. The selection for beer, wine, and other liquors was good. They have a clean restroom.

We have many friends who have suggested this place and we finally had a chance to try it out. We…read morewent on a specific night because they were to have salsa dancing/music and my husband and I are getting more into dancing. I tried not to have many expectations because you never know what you'll get in Bowling Green. We both expected the bar to have a smokier vibe but it was very clean, small, and modern in design. Not necessarily bad, just different. They have an excellent wine selection, a few unique beers, and a few of their specialty cocktails on tap. We shared a bottle of red wine then I tried their pineapple vodka cocktail. It was good but didn't blow my mind. The bar area is a little cramped, the cashier station is in between bar seats and if a line forms to order or close out, the walkway more narrow than it was before. The dancing was ok- they had a dancing class there which added to the crowd but they also played some extremely trashy music that isn't what most people enjoy dancing to (I'm sorry, I don't want to dance to Britney Spears or Lady Gaga... it's 2019). That was frustrating. They did have a keyboardist who played actual salsa music and we enjoyed dancing to that. It's an awkward floorplan for dancing but we made it work. It seems like a nice bar. Their prices are not great but slightly better than other similar bars in the area. It was clean and those working were pleasant and managed the crowds well. The music was a little bit disappointing but that doesn't mean we wouldn't go back! It's rare to find a venue that hosts legitimate ballroom style dancing (or at least encourages it) so we may go back just to practice and have some fun. Definitely a top spot in Bowling Green and worth a visit if you have a free evening.

What a hidden gem in Bowling Green. We went based on the ratings and it did not disappoint…read more Michael, the owner, made us feel welcomed and Riley made sure we were taken care of from our drinks to music. The wine available to purchase is not ones you would typically find. Michael sources them and chooses based on what's in 'season' and has a great variety. Drop in and check out the rosés that are there. The sparking is delicious. It's located in a strip district and is a large venue. They have a 'party' room that can be reserved. They also have an area in the front that accommodates anyone that likes to dance. They don't serve food, but encourage guests to either bring snacks or order from somewhere local. The bathroom was clean and maintained. If not a wine drinker: they also have beer and premade cocktails on tap. Go in a stranger, come out having met new friends.