Stopped here to look around during a quick motorcycle ride. Store front package store with good beer row and some single bottles in cooler. Staff was young, but interested and helpful. Selection is very good and found many brews I have not seen in Cincy. Good location and I will return with my car to take some home.

Tucked into the shopping center just east of Edwards on Madison (one of Cincinnati’s busiest intersections), I can’t believe I hadn’t been here before. The place has the look and feel of a typical liquor store upon entering, but swing around the registers to the front wall on the wine side of the store, and there is a seriously impressive beer aisle. Big selections of Allagash, Dogfish Head, Great Lakes, Goose Island, Unibroue, AleSmith, Rogue, Bell’s, Brooklyn, Founders, Thirsty Dog, Hoppin’ Frog, Avery, Stone, Southern Tier, and many more. Lots of Belgians, and some Cantillon and Bruery selections as well. There are stray bottles and boxes all over the place, so it might take some time to dig and see everything.

In Nati visting a friend and of course I look up the top place, thankfully and awesomely it was 2 miles from this house. I came in not expecting much because its Cincy but I came away shockingly surprised. They have two rows of beer, at least a hundred choices. American craft is well represented especially the midwest, tons of bells, troets, weyerbacher. International is ok, nothing special, the staples but nothing crazy. You can select singles out of all 6 packs which is awesome. I found 2007 pannepot for 6 bucks a bottle. Service was nice and the prices were the best. Everything was at least 20% below what is in Chicago. A must stop for beer when in Cincinnati.

Nice bottle shop in Hyde Park. Solid selection and nice staff. They don’t get too many esoteric beers in, but they have a good selection nonetheless.

I stop in from time to time to talk with the owner&son (Mike and Nelson) and of course buy beer, they are really nice people. They have a similar selection of domestic beer to Keller’s IGA:Victory, Stone, Bells, Arcadia, Founders, Smuttynose, Great Lakes, 3 Floyds(yup Dreadnaught!) etc and a better selection of imports. Limited selection of singles. Large selection of wine and a moderate selection of spirits. They will take request too!

I always forget about Hyde Park Wine and Spirits. It is another state liquor store, but they actually have a decent selection of wine and beer as well. Actually, their beer selection much better than most in the area. In addition to the regular micro, craft, import, and macro beers that are available in the area, they also have vintage beer (e.g. Expedition Stout) and other retired beers (e.g. Avery Ten). A lot of the stuff available is in 6-packs that can’t be broken, but they also have lots of 22 oz and 750 mL singles as well. There is a parking lot, but area traffic can sometimes be challenging. I enjoy stopping in to see what I might find hidden on the shelves...

My buddy Nate turned me on to this place. Great single bottle selection and will break six-packs for you. They carry a ton of stuff you can’t get in Kentucky which is nice since it is right off the exit.

The only singles avalable were 22s and the 6packs you could not break. The price was a little high.

A pretty good store in a very busy part of town. Good beer selection. Lots of stuff available here. Friendly owner. Aisles are a little cramped, but the selection makes it worth it. You can find something you need almost every stop in there. The only downfall is the Hyde Park traffic in and around that area.

The few times i have been here, i have enjoyed the selection and the service. The staff is not afraid to offer suggestions if you tell them what styles you like. I just wish this place was closer to the north end of Cincinnati.