September 4, 2009
Good selection of craft beers, many that aren’t found at the various Liquor Barn locations; however, the staff isn’t particularly knowledgeable about beer and my attempt at a special order never panned out--no beer and no phone call to tell me they couldn’t get it. Thankfully I found what I was looking for and more at the Keg across the bridge in Clarksville, IN.

April 16, 2008
HUge beer cooler in the back. Pretty close to my house and has plenty to pick from. Of crafts, they have sixers, 4-packs, bombers, and singles. My only beef with this place is with the bomber and singles selections. The only singles sold are usually rare beers or large bottles (you couldn’t for example go in and buy a single of Hopslam instead of shelling out 15 for an entire 6er). They also fill growlers (usually not a great selection of growler fills last time I went the most interesting fill was SN Pale). Haven’ ever asked for service, but they will order if you want them to. Haven’t ever checked out the food either but, being that it is a party store they must have some descent stuff. They also sell simple glass wear. They have too many brands of beer to list, and you can occasionally find rare brews (consistently have Tom Hardys if that counts). Worth a stop and pretty central compared to the other great louisville selections, which are also party stores but are located very outward from the city.

May 14, 2006
Tons of beers at a reasonable price with no tax. They have more micros than imports, but the import selection is quite good. I think Liquor Barn might be ever so slightly superior to Party Mart, but it’s a tough call.

May 6, 2006
Good selection of micros and imports. Stone, Rogue, Arcadia, Jolly Pumpkin, Belgians, etc. Busy area of town so traffic can be bad.

August 1, 2005
Another good bottle shop in Louisville. They sell kegs, growlers, macrobrews, micros, and plenty of imports. They also have a nice selection of cheeses, meats, and frozen party food. Right off I-264 so it’s very easy to reach.