11.13.25 got to attend one of Kahn's in store tastings ... what an enjoyable "Thansgiving pairing"…read more#winetasting event! Blue dots are what I tasted (yes, small sips!), and the Liberty School cab came home. Others that topped my list were the Chateau Buera Reserve Rouge (a Bordeaux style from the country of Georiga), the Prisioner red blend, and the Brendel Coopers Reed cab. :) presented from the best and the staff is always wonderful. Also, excellent sale proces on the event wines! #ReviewsByRL

Attended Kahn's Thanksgiving Tasting Event and loved it! This was my first time here and attending…read moreone of there events. The space wasn't too busy, had time to try majority of the wines. Got so many suggestions for wines that go with Thanksgiving dinner. Can't wait until the next event!

This was hands down the worst experience I have ever had at a liquor store. The woman at the front…read morewas on her phone and when I was looking rung the bell to be let into their whisky safe (I was looking to buy a bottle of scotch) no one responded. After 5 minutes, I went up and asked them if someone was going to let me look, and the response was that they could let me "grab what I wanted" but that they didn't have time to let me look. Very disappointing experience. I had heard some really cool things about this place, and made the 1.5 hour drive from Louisville just to check it out. I'm in the spirits Industry and have been to hundreds of liquor stores, but this is the bottom of the line. My advice, go anywhere else but this place.

We stopped looking for a hard to find bourbon. They said they carry what we were looking for but…read morethey were currently out. So we looked around - bourbons are found all the way to the back & down the stairs in an old bank vault. I found a bourbon that I haven't had for some time so I bought a bottle. It's a different kind of liquor store - in a good way.

Overpriced with minimal selection. Service depends on who is there. At least the pizza smells good…read morenext door.

My favorite little corner bottle shop. It's small but they fit in a lot for decent prices! And…read morestaff is always super friendly and cordial!

As I'm writing this I wonder what the 'C' in Mister C stands for, and will probably toss and turn…read moretonight until I call up to the store to find out...or I may pour two, or three, or four, glasses of their delicious wine until I'm thinking about how much I love having drinks in the summer. Yes! Mister C, you make my summer endless. Which is why "C" will stand for Celebration or Chill of Colorful like the eclectic mix of patrons casually strolling in and out. You're a cool place Mr C. I got a fifth of vodka called Amsterdam, a handle of gin, a bottle of X-Rated, a few pink Kinky Shots, and some whiskey that I didn't know the name of. This price was amazing!! If you know me, you know I've been in search of the lowest priced liquor store my liver can stand. That search seems to have led me to unequivocal certainty that Mister C is for me. What is a party without libations and banter?! A 9am conference call. That's what it is! I choose to believe fate brought me to this place one Saturday evening. Bootleg movies being sold in the parking lot, shady neighborhood feel, and sassy cashiers that gladly accept tips. Mister C is serving up realness for a comparable price. It's a needed break away from the liquor stores in my area. Not that rolling out the grand red carpet to pick out a wine in a specially temperature controlled room doesn't make me fancy dance - sometimes, I just want some drank. Go here if you want the old stand bys, with some east keystone street flair!

We stopped by this location in search of ingredients for my favorite mixed cocktail, the Strawberry…read moreHenny. Although the store is small, we found everything we needed rather quickly. The gentleman who assisted us was really nice and upbeat, which made our visit nice too!

Great service and excellent knowledge perfect product assortment of products cannot recommend any…read moreother store that could be better

No Longer 21st Amendment. Moose Liquor is the new name…read more Along with the new name comes skyrocketing prices on everything!! I will drive the extra minutes to sobro spirits or big red liquor from now on. Better prices, sales, and customer service are what I need. Even though this is closer to my home.

Staff is friendly and professional. Stock is always good -- I do wish they stocked Mead but that's…read morebeing picky. Lines always go fast and I do recommend this location.

They have what you need. The store is good, always stocked, clean, and the manager is helpful along…read morewith everyone else there. But I will WARN you to not go if there is a cop(s) in the parking lot after 9pm. They will follow you for a good distance. Obviously the pigs use that parking lot as their hunting grounds for when the restaurants close right before this liquor store closes. I'm not talking about the bars closing, I know they close after midnight which is after the L already closed.

Since my most recent amputation (that feels weird to write, but I've had 3. What can I say?), I've…read morebeen a lot more aware of trying to accomplish as many tasks as possible with one stop. I was having dinner nearby and saw Big Red located in the adjacent strip center. I believe it used to be located at a nearby corner, but relocated. I could be wrong. I only recently started exploring the beer world again and have to admit until recently it had been years since I'd been in a liquor store. I'd been to the Big Red near Geist. They had a wide selection, but it wasn't the most wheelchair friendly. This Broad Ripple location is just the opposite - it seems like a smaller space, a somewhat more modest selection, but a MUCH better layout and I had very little difficulty wheeling around it with the exception of a couple corner spots. Plus, an employee who was shelving products repeatedly offered to move if I needed to get where he was at. I've been mostly devoting myself to the local brewing scene. So, I immediately gravitated to that section. I should note - this strip center does have accessible parking and curb cuts. They aren't perfect, but they're functional. The doorway is a glass door and as is typical of a liquor store you tend to have products right around the doorway (so, I don't advise swinging the door enthusiastically and shouting out "Mister Fabulous is here." Not that I've ever done that. I was greeted quickly and wheeled my way over to the beer section. Big Red has a nice balance of national, local, regional, and craft brews. Prices are fairly competitive - it did seem like I saw more beer selections here where I said "I can find that cheaper elsewhere." Employees were friendly. I appreciated that when they were offering suggestions that they referred to each other by name. It's a subtle way of having people get to know you. Masks were required. Social distancing was expected. The checkout counter was a tad high but workable. There's a safety factor here that's important and they seem to manage it well. Big Red is offering delivery, curb-side pick-up, and they have an app. They serve up beer, wine spirits, kegs, cigarettes, and some snacks. You can also get quite a few of the mixes and juices often used with mixed drinks, as well. In this one strip center, I can have dinner, get a haircut, hit Magic Bus, and stop by Big Red when needed. I love the convenience and this will definitely be a "go to" Big Red spot for me because it's pretty wheelchair friendly and the staff is helpful. I'll definitely be back.