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I’m glad I’m not in the liquor store business… I hear they have Greenwood and Carmel in the works as well.
I will still support the small local wine shops and liquor stores even though I fear most will not. Total wine will come in and put the mom and pops out of business. That’s what they do. It’s unfortunate. If you live up by this new location don’t forget about Tasteful Times, Crown Liquors, Payless Liquors and Big Red. These are all Indiana owned businesses.
Also don’t forget to visit The Wine Guy in Zionsville and Cork & Cracker near Broad Ripple. They may not have as many brands as Total Wine, but service is excellent, and most important, both curate their offerings well, ensuring that everything on the shelf is high-quality wine. No bad choices at all.