The Best Place to Buy Wine in Every State

In business for over 50 years, Nespor’s boasts over 5,000 square feet of shelves offering premium beer, wine, and spirits. The owner is a certified sommelier, and the extensive selection of hand-picked wines features unique and hard-to-find brands and vintages.

This charming shop in Crescent Hill offers weekly deals on new wines, a monthly wine club with seven different membership options to choose from, and a well-curated selection of beverages. The proprietor is well versed at recommending wines to go with any meal, and the prices are outstanding for the quality of the products.

This service-oriented specialty food purveyor carries wines from small family-owned producers with many natural, organic, and biodynamic options. The staff keep a log of your purchases to remind you of which wines you’ve bought and enjoyed. They also offer gift baskets, wine glass rental, and custom cheese and meat boards.

Inspired by the small unpretentious French wine producers of the Loire Valley, this shop and bar features natural wines that are easy to enjoy. With a focus on healthy land stewardship, the proprietors choose wines made on a sustainable scale by passionate people. Take advantage of the tastings and classes, and do stop into the bar on Friday or Saturday.

Tucked away on the second floor above a Whole Foods Market, this cozy hidden gem is worth a visit. The staff is adept at helping you navigate the seasonally rotating stock of quality wines, from easy dinner accompaniments to rare vintages, and they offer tastings and in-depth classes that explore various wine regions and varietals.