Conveniently located off Winton Rd, and it has a good selection of spirits! Reasonably priced. The…read moreguys working are helpful, too, if you have any questions. It's a little hidden - it's behind the Greenhills shopping mall. But, it's worth finding if you live in the area!

Great selection and the staff I have spoken to are very knowledgeable. I really appreciated their…read morerecommendations. The store is large, well kept, and fully stocked with spirits, beer, and wines. I am a newbie to the wine market but I have found several bottles here that I liked. Some of which are older (20 years +), and some of which were just cheap wines that were recommended. This is my new favorite liquor store.

Quality meats and professional service.Tri tip, ham, homemade brats and metts are all delicious. We…read moreare new to the area and love that we've found this butcher shop nearby.

I drove 45 minutes--yes, forty-five--to Langen Meats in pursuit of the finest meats known to…read moremankind. I had visions of perfectly marbled steaks dancing in my head. Apple Maps assured me they were open until 5:30. Spoiler alert: they were not. I pulled up at 5:15 like an eager carnivore ready to hand over my hard-earned cash... only to discover the place was as dark and lifeless as my hopes and dreams. Turns out they actually close at 4:30, not 5:30. I missed the meat window by an hour and fifteen minutes Please, for the love of all that is tender and juicy, update your hours. My gas tank and my dignity cannot take another blow.

There is actually a surprisingly large craft beer selection at Jeff's Marathon. Some selections…read morewere local, some not. I could see both craft and domestics beers through the walk in cooler door. Prices on beer and wine all seemed reasonable. There are also three flavors if Icee, Lotto tickets, and the usual mix of items found at a convenience store. Oh, and there are gas pumps and a car wash.

Damn. I am embarrassed, as a craft beer lover and enthusiast just now finding out about Jeffs…read moremarathon is a shame. If you are a beer fan, get here as soon as possible. Jeff this owner is a super nice guy and equally as knowledgeable. Upon entering and asking about a specific beer he dropped what he was going to help me. From the greeting to the check out the customer service was AMAZING! It is a "gas station" but the main focus is craft beer. The entire building is really really clean inside and out. They do have gas and other normal gas station items such as snacks and cigarettes. Jeff prices all craft beer reasonably and will even take requests to order items. He has everything from single 12 ounces to bombers. Very impressive selection. I will definitely will be a returning customer as well telling all of my friends about this craft beer gem.

I was visiting friends in Cincinnati and wanted to get some wine to take and share. This store,…read morewhich looked like a state liquor store, had some very good wines at very good prices. I felt very fortunate to have found it

Fave liquor store! Tons of wines from Ohio region plus that fancy shmancy wine to impress your…read moreboss. This place has them all! It seems small from the outside but opens up a bit inside to include a tasting room with sipping brandies and wines from around the world. Behind the register, one will find a nice assortment of liquors for an independent shop. I usually buy several bourbons and whiskies and occasionally will go beyond my standard Ketel One. From time to time I enjoy mixing cocktails with flavored vodkas or making the quirky new mule by using UV blueberry. Mixers and rimmers for martinis are also in stock. Domestic and craft beers are also stocked in this hometown shop! If you just can't wait to get home and make your own drink, check out the Lucky Turtle bar out back!

So first I have to say that it's a shame Cincinnati does not celebrate this local African-American…read morewine company. Since they don't have a physical location themselves the only place you can find their product (outside of Giant food stores on the east coast) is Cincy Liquors on Reading rd. I was able to taste multiple varietals at a tasting recently and even walked away with a few bottles. I'm a dry red drinker but thanks to them, I've reconsidered sweet wines. And by sweet, I don't mean Muskat. They use really non traditional grapes and other fruit to get a complex semi sweet finish. The wines range from 11-14% abv so don't underestimate them. The company was started by two childhood friends who went out on a double date. At dinner they ordered wine and apparently a company was born. They have a great story and a great product that I absolutely love. For less seasoned wine drinkers, I always have a bottle of this on hand to bridge the gap. Great guys, great wines, great times! Not so humbly submitted, Michael C.

From the owner: Markell-Bani Fine Wines and Sparkling Beverages was founded in 2008 by lifelong friends and…read moreCincinnati natives, Gregory Markell Lawrence and Sean Bani Yisrael. Inspired by their passion for fine wine and a purposeful desire to respond to the under representation of African-Americans in the wine industry, they decided to create their own wine brand. Greg and Sean began by immersing themselves in the wine industry, traveling the world, visiting vineyards, participating in wine showcases and educating themselves in the craft of wine making. Often the only African-Americans participating in the events, they quickly realized the elite nature of the wine making industry. Determined to use their African-American heritage as an asset instead of a limiting factor, they pressed forward; and Markell-Bani was born.