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I meant to take a picture while I was in here but I was wary of looking like I was casing the joint. 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 Bourbons…