Such a fun stop and a must visit if you are exploring bourbon in Louisville. The staff here is…read moreincredibly knowledgeable and welcoming, whether you are a collector, a beginner, or just browsing for something interesting. The shop has a great selection with bottles you do not always see on the shelves elsewhere, and the team is happy to explain differences and make recommendations without any pressure. The space feels warm and easy to navigate, and they make the whole experience enjoyable. A great place to pick up something special or learn a little more about bourbon. I would absolutely come back.

This is a liquor store with a nice bourbon bar. Some bourbon is over priced, but there are also…read moremany good values, you need to do the searching. The bartender was very nice and willing to help with your selection. The store has bourbon behind the glass that is worthy of a museum.

Lots of choices! Pleasant staff. Prices were okay. Def a place for people to hang out outside or…read morecongregate, which late nights isn't always the most fun for a girlie pop by herself. Great location - close to Frankfort Ave if you are on your way home from lunch or dinner and wanted to pick a little something up.

Quick review to say that their drive-thru service is quick and efficient. I was on the hunt for…read moreCampari after striking out at the Kroger liquor store next door. I pulled up and was immediately greeted by the cashier, wearing a mask. I told him what I wanted and he found it quickly. It was rung up, bagged and passed through the window in a matter of minutes. This is a clutch liquor store to have nearby. It doesn't have a giant inventory, but it has the basics and then some. And the drive-thru is a plus especially during these COVID times.

I meant to take a picture while I was in here but I was wary of looking like I was casing the…read morejoint. It's always an odd thing to go back to your old neighborhood and see how much things have changed. And, for the purposes of this review, please keep in mind that in my old part of town, neighborhood = subdivision so I'm playing fast & loose with the terminologies. 's fun, right? In any case, imagine all the pearls that were clutched to discover an open & notorious liquor store on Barbour Ln. Just imagine all Kammerer kids who would be lazing about, hoping for a broke 21 year old to make their night (obviously, the Ballard kids are far past the point of needing to troll haunts such as this #themoreyouknow)? I walked in and... interesting. It looks very much like a convenience store that was transformed into a liquor store (I'm almost certain of it). Organization wasn't much to be found but it was easy enough to find beer and wine -- even if I wasn't wowed by the selection (in fairness, I wasn't too put off by it either). $7.49 for a six-pack of a decent red ale. $8.99 and up for various bottles of vino. The owner seemed like a pretty nice fellow. He didn't bat an eye at my friend and me roaming the aisles as though if on a walkabout. Forgetting (and forgiving) the odd location and layout, BCW & S (I dig the name) could become a standout.

Always worth coming here, have different beers weekly!! And they have a pretty good selection of…read moreBourbons.....

great product selection for such a small store. friendly workers, quick service. in and outread more

A-OK, Indeed. You're not going to get a fancy-pants 'spirits' experience here. But, if you're…read morelooking for a good selection of reasonably priced (maybe a touch on the high side) bottles, you're in the right spot. Quarters are cramped, so come in with a game plan. If you find yourself lollygagging around the store, odds are you're going to bump into someone/something and no one is going to be happy about it. There's, likely, a rhyme and reason to the organization but I didn't discern it. That means that you shouldn't come here if you're looking for the perfect bottle but you're short on time. Come here, when you have a second to wander (not, lollygag) and explore the options. Again, not a big space but there's a nice quantity and selection if you take the time to look for it. The folks at the counter are helpful but they're busy. If you need something, you may have to wait for a bit. Know this. If they ask you if you need help, say yes. You won't get asked again. This isn't an issue of being rude. It's an issue of having stuff to do. They keep it moving. I dig that. I tend to enjoy a relaxed (lollygagged) booze shopping experience, so SSBS will probably never be my go-to, but it's not at all a bad place to shop. Just follow the rules I laid out and all will be well. Oh, I saved the best part of this place for last: there's a drive-thru!

This place is the bar that country music singers from the 70s all the way to the 90s sing about…read more This place makes you forget all about the hard day at work you just had and has great people that will talk to you as long as you're willing to talk to them! With a pool table, a couple booths, plenty of bar stools, and down to earth best friend bartenders, you can't go wrong with this place! They also have damn good food too, burgers, bratwurst, onion rings, fries, fried mushrooms and more. And to top it all off they have live music on Thursday Friday and Saturday! Not to mention there's a liquor store right next door in the same building. A certified honey hole.

Go to the bar. The beer is cold. Do not buy tobacco here. It might be two years past expiration.read more

We went on a Friday night to listen to live jazz in their garden & it was even better than…read moreexpected. Parking was difficult, but it was a perfect-weathered Friday in Louisville so it was to be expected. We got to Nouvelle around 7:30pm. There was several tables open in the garden. The garden seemed to fill up pretty quickly after we arrived. The service was great! Our drinks & charcuterie came out quick & were amazing! The waiters & waitresses were super friendly & helpful. I highly recommend going on a Friday night in the next few weeks while they have their Friday night jazz sessions going on in the garden!

Haven't been here for a bit and I don't know why! Coming in to get some wine and decided to sit…read moredown for a sip when I heard there was a yummy Beaujolais open. It did not disappoint! You can come here with other humans or solo and have a lovely time. There are some nooks for a more private time or tables near the bar. Plus since it's finally warming up, great outdoor seating. Come on in for a sip or two!!! Super collection of wines for everyone.

Decent pricing and a large selection. They even sell individually packed white & black tees. The…read morestaff is friendly and its not like some typical liquor stores where its overcrowded and you can hardly squeeze through to look at the merchandise. If youre near the west end and are in need of libations, I suggest stopping here.

I was very excited to tour this distillery, my husband went here during his bachelor trip almost…read moretwo years ago now and always said it was fun. We showed up around 930am for our 10am tour - they say to get there at 9:45 AM, but we were a little bit early - and they greet you with a welcome cocktail, which was pretty nice, you can choose between an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan. The tour was very informative and you do the tastings throughout, and then we headed up to their rooftop bar to drink a bit more - it was a rainy day but still nice. Overall I liked this distillery and would come back - there is free lot parking too, although only about 20 spots.

We enjoy visiting Kentucky and touring the bourbon distilleries. The tours aren't necessarily…read moreunique from one to the next, with regard to the process of bourbon distilling,, however, there are some stand outs we have found over the years. Rabbit Hole is a newer distillery located in downtown Louisville. As with almost all others, their shop is where the check in area is and it's all immaculately clean. The team that works here are knowledgeable and friendly. I have found most of the distilleries have happy employees- that's appreciated. One part of the tour that stood out for us was a special tasting of one of their founder's blends (Adoura) at the end of the tour. When the price tag for that particular one is $900 a bottle, it's a real treat to try it.