Basil Posted January 12 Not really bourbon history but definitely related I think. I went to Tavern Wine and Spirits in Charleston, SC yesterday and they claim to be the oldest liquor store in the country. It is a very small store of two rooms and is packed with great bottles. Prices are obviously geared toward the tourist crowd so keep that in mind if you visit. They do carry a nice selection of local products, and the gentleman I spoke with seemed knowledgeable. If in Charleston for a tourist type visit, I would recommend checking it out during your wandering. It's at the corner of East Bay St and Exchange St, next door to the dungeon. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marshbound Posted January 20 Basil, you didn't get a lot of interest in this topic but I get down from Charleston maybe twice a year, and you've given me a new destination to try. Thanks for putting it out there. I have typically visited Total Wine when needing liquor, and if I need common items cheap my FIL has access to the Coast Guard Exchange, which has great pricing but very limited selection. We stay over on the Mount Pleasant Old Village side. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Basil Posted January 21 Just to be clear.....the prices at the Tavern are well past secondary on most items that you would want. I ended up purchasing a 375 of Woodford that was etched with the name of the store and something about it being America's oldest liquor store. Novelty item. Still.....it's a cool little store and worth popping in if in the neighborhood. If staying in Mount Pleasant, check out Bottles. They do store picks and have a decent selection. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marshbound Posted January 21 Thanks Basil, that is very close and looks like a really nice store. Never been in there before so looking forward to the next visit. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
