Greenwood Spirits Shoppe

4/22/2008 10:42:38 PM, tuesday, april 22, 2008
Good selection but nonetheless I got disappointed. I was looking for Sprecher Dark Lager and they didn’t have it and couldn’t get it. But they did have enough that I found several I’m looking forward to trying. Several I bought were based on the suggestions of the staff. Friday afternoon tasting sound fun but I haven’t made it to those. I does appear that their interest in the microbrews is genuine. I didn’t even look at any of the edibles.

3/4/2008 8:26:17 PM, tuesday, march 04, 2008
They have a humongous beer wall that could be overwhelming, but there is constantly helpful and knowledgeable staff offering their assistance with your beer choices. They have familiar and even more unfamiliar selections in lots of beer varieties (wheat ales, lambics, dopplebachs, IPAs, etc etc). Every Friday they have beer tastings hosted by friendly and informative employees with in-house made beer cheese and/or olive dip, crackers, and cheese blocks to nibble with the brews. (Saturdays they also have wine tastings for all you wine drinkers.) I’ve definitely expanded my beer pallet and knowledge thanks to them. Great for vetern/new/curious beer drinkers

3/4/2008 7:57:51 PM, tuesday, march 04, 2008
They have a wide selection of micro-brews from (but not limited to) Bells, Rogue, Stone, Dogfish Head, Shaflay, Ommegang, and a lot of imports. Probably the largest selection of micro-brews in Bowling Green. They keep up with the seasonal and limited edition beers. The staff is more than willing to help you out and do special orders, and they have beer on tap for tastings every Friday. Hell, a lot of beer. Great for any beer geek.

12/22/2007 5:55:11 PM, saturday, december 22, 2007
everything was ok, there prices were high i went to a few other stores and found everything that i got at a cheaper price but all in all i wasnt impressed

12/18/2007 2:40:24 PM, tuesday, december 18, 2007
WELL, I JUST MOVED TO BOWLING GREEN FROM CALIFORNIA AND WAS LOOKING FOR A GOOD SELECTION OF MICROS. I DECIDED TO GO IN AND SEE WHAT THEY WERE ALL ABOUT. IT’S A BIG STORE FOR SURE, BUT FOR THE MOST PART OUTDATED.THE STAFF I THINK IS NEW. I FOUND A FEW SINGLES TO TRY BUT EVERYTHING ELSE WAS SO HI PRICED. AT A FEW DOLLARS HIGHER ON EVERYTHING THAN OTHER STORES IN TOWN. IT MIGHT BE A QUICK STOP FOR THOSE ON THE INTERSTATE THOUGH.

9/6/2007 4:49:00 PM, thursday, september 06, 2007
Recommended by illinismitty. Nice place, friendly staff, good selection of beers. Didn’t get to check much of anything else. Would return.

6/6/2007 7:56:39 PM, wednesday, june 06, 2007
Decent selection of micros (Bells, Rogue, Stone, and some CO brews as well. Most everything was available as a single. I got a 10% discount for buying a six pack. Staff was helpful. Big place, easy to find, right off the I-65. Good selection of bourbons and other whiskies.

3/8/2007 11:27:08 AM, thursday, march 08, 2007 [ Updated monday, march 26, 2007 ]
This place is located about 60 miles from my house. I am glad the ratebeerians found this, because I have a place to stock up on Bells since my parents can no longer bring Bells down from Illinois. The store has a very open and organized feel to it. Singles are moderately priced, in the cooler and on the shelves. The shelves and coolers are neatly organized with wide aisles for easy browsing. The micro selection includes Bells, Goose Island, Stone, DFH. Ky beers include BBC and Alltech. Some of the limted release beers are a little pricey, such as $21 for DFH Fort and $10.50 for Raison D’extra 12 ounce. I’ll cut them some slack, because they are in Bowling Green, KY. Worth a stop if you are driving on I-65. Just check the dates on a few beers.

12/25/2005 11:25:19 AM, sunday, december 25, 2005
The store is very easy to find right off of the interstate. I did not have much time here so I did not check out the cheese shop. I can guarantee I’ll be back. This is a gem for anyone living in North Alabama. Wonderdul selection with most Stone products and a handful of Belgians and German beers.

8/1/2005 2:02:13 PM, monday, august 01, 2005 [ Updated tuesday, july 10, 2007 ]
I really like this store. I stop here almost every time I drive from Louisville to Atlanta. They have a very diverse selection of micros, macros, and imports. They recently hired a new beer manager, who keeps the shelves well-stocked with new and interesting brews. They sell almost all of their beers in both 6-packs and in singles. Their website is a bit outdated but gives a good idea of their selection. They have a very large selection of whiskey and bourbon, and the country ham is delicious (this is Kentucky).