Region's best package beer stores?

We sell c/o growlers of any beer on draft, ours and the rest, and as E wrote, bottles for carry-out are less expensive to take away.

That said, and to be honest, now that package stores have caught up, we're doing way less c/o for bottled beer than we used to, and that's okay by me. To cite just one example, Todd (Keg Liquors) has far exceeded our storage space and his selection will continue to grow; it's easier to keep a map around and point the way toward him. We always did c/o as a sort of customer service, but our real mission is draft beer and food, so it's all good. Draft and bottles push each other, and the rising tide's still lifting all the boats.

Don't forget Bombay at Bardstown/Bonnycastle. They have a modest but good selection, and their prices are better than most (another note, the liquor store next door, owned by the same awesome Indian folks, while not great for wine, boasts liquor prices that beat Liquor Barn hands down, and they somehow manage to get more bottles of Pappy Van Winkle 15 yr old than anywhere else in town when Pappy does its limited releases). Bombay also has BBC on tap to fill growlers.

Don't forget Bombay at Bardstown/Bonnycastle. They have a modest but good selection, and their prices are better than most (another note, the liquor store next door, owned by the same awesome Indian folks, while not great for wine, boasts liquor prices that beat Liquor Barn hands down, and they somehow manage to get more bottles of Pappy Van Winkle 15 yr old than anywhere else in town when Pappy does its limited releases). Bombay also has BBC on tap to fill growlers.

not to mention bombay has 4.99 growler fills. FIVE DOLLARS for a half gallon of decent/good beer. its $8 down at cumberland also for some delicious nitro porter.