16 Cincinnati Breweries and Wineries That Will Deliver Alcohol to Your Door

March First

7885 E. Kemper Road, Sycamore Township
Order March First brews online at marchfirstbrewing.com. The order minimum is $35 for home delivery and you must order by 9 a.m. Wednesday morning to make that week's delivery rounds. Deliveries will be dropped off between 11 a.m. an 5 p.m. and someone 21 years or older with a valid ID must accept the brews. The brewery says, "March First and FigLeaf beer, hard seltzer, and canned cocktails are available for delivery. Bottles of our spirits are only available for curbside pickup." Curbside pickup is available from 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. and orders should be available an hour after you place them.
Photo: March First

Rhinegeist

1910 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine
Head to shop.rhinegeist.com/collections/cincinnati to order Rhinegeist beer for pick-up or delivery. The brewery says, "The process is simple: just visit shop.rhinegeist.com, place an order and select 'Local Delivery' at checkout. Delivery days are Monday through Friday, deliveries beginning at noon. All orders placed before 9 a.m. on delivery days will be delivered the the same day, orders placed after 9 a.m. will be delivered on the following delivery day. Check out the graphic for delivery range and zip codes. There is $30 minimum for delivery orders — merch from the web store is included. Let’s roll." (This is all local delivery only; not Ohio-wide.) If you want to pick-up, you can do that, too. Just a reminder that if you place your order within an hour of taproom closing, it won't be available until the next day.
Photo: Facebook.com/rhinegeist

HighGrain Brewing

6860 Plainfield Road, Silverton
Newish Silverton brewery HighGrain is offerings its brews for touchless pick-up — through their deck-side order window — and delivery. (Their taproom is also open.) Order online at highgrainbrewing.square.site and your beer will be delivered Friday through Sunday — as long as you're within a 12-mile radius of the brewery. Order by 2 p.m. for same-day delivery. And there's free shipping for any order over $25. Check out their "Holiday Fun Pack" featuring four crowlers: a Euro Pale Ale, Juicy IPA, Mexican Lime Lager and Robust Porter for $34.99.
Photo: Sean M. Peters

Oakley Wines

4011 Allston St., Oakley
Head to Oakley Wines' website to order bottles of wine and cheese to be delivered directly to you. There's a $30 minimum for delivery. Visit toasttab.com/oakley-wines-cincinnati/v3 to see what's available.
Photo: Hailey Bollinger

Fibonacci Brewing Co.

1445 Compton Road, Mount Healthy
This Mount Healthy brewery and winery closed for on-site consumption in November, but you can still grab their beer. Owner Betty Bolas says via email, "We have been doing drive-thru and home delivery services since March. Our home delivery allows customers to order online and have it dropped off the same day. There aren't any time restrictions on the deliveries. For example, you can order at 5 p.m. and we will more than likely be there before 6 p.m. — although we do have a two-hour window to receive deliveries. We deliver to all of Hamilton County and the 45014 zip code in Butler County. Outside of that, Ohioans have the option for next business day shipping. For example, if you live in Dayton, you can put in an order online by 2 p.m. and receive it the next business day." Order online at Fibonacci Brewing Co.. Both beer and wine is available.
Photo: Facebook.com/fibonaccibrewing

Listermann Brewing Co.

1621 Dana Ave., Norwood/Evanston
Listermann is currently shipping beer anywhere in Ohio. Orders received via Listermann Brewing Co. by noon will ship the same day for next-day delivery (except on Saturdays and Sundays). There is a $24 flat-rate shipping fee. The brewery recently added a ton of beers to their list — BA Brambleberry, Give Me Something to Cake, BA Cincinnati Style Stout, Oatmeal Cookie Chickow!, Jay Jay, Jay Jay | Vanilla and Above the Clouds? — plus themed?Ugly sweaters.
Photo: Facebook.com/ListermannBrewing

Fretboard Brewing

5800 Creek Road, Blue Ash
The Blue Ash brewery has launched an online shipping platform in addition to its online ordering for pick-up. Beer can be shipped anywhere in Ohio and someone 21 or older must sign for the delivery when it arrives. There is no minimum purchase amount but Fretboard notes that shipping a six-pack costs around $10, and it's not much more to ship a case of beer. They suggest buying four six-packs or a couple of six-packs and crowlers. Order online at Fretboard Brewing.
Photo: Brittany Thornton

Revel OTR

111 E. 12th St., Over-the-Rhine
This urban winery is offering free local delivery and a 10% case discount on their housemade wines. Read wine descriptions and place an order at revelotr.com/order.
Photo: Facebook.com/RevelOTR

MadTree

3301 Madison Ave., Oakley
MadTree is bringing beer to the people a couple of different ways: via their roaming "adult ice cream truck" and group beer deliveries. The beer truck is traveling area neighborhoods select days through New Year's Eve (see facebook.com/MadTree for neighborhood updates and track the truck at madtreebrewing.com) carrying beer, Catch-a-Fire Pizza kits and holiday merch. The brewery will post on their social media which neighborhood they're heading to; you can tag them or comment for specific areas and streets you want them to visit. Payment is credit card only.
"The whole point of this is to be reminiscent of the ice cream truck days of our youth. It is not overly planned but more happenstance," says Lauren Amos of MadTree. "You can track us and see if we are close. We have people who come find us. It is typically a delightful surprise to find us just like when the ice cream truck would show up. We are observing all safety measures including socially distant lines, masks, and sanitization methods."
If you're looking for something more concrete, MadTree is also delivering beer to a single location/address — as long as you order a minimum of 20 packages (of beer and/or pizza kits). You can place your order with [email protected]. Delivery is available throughout the area, except they cannot legally deliver in Kentucky. To order, you'll get a group order form and then schedule a date and time for your delivery.
Photo: MadTree Brewing

The Skeleton Root

38 W. McMicken Ave., Over-the-Rhine
This working winery and tasting room specializes in dry, classically inspired wines made with American heritage grapes. To order bottles to your home, visit skeletonroot.com/staycation. Per the winery, "Wine bottles available for pick-up & Cincinnati delivery. Local Delivery within 20 miles of winery, $50 order minimum. Shipping available to most states."
Photo: Facebook.com/skeletonroot

Rebel Mettle

412 Central Ave., Downtown
Rebel Mettle opened its doors on Sept. 12 in downtown's Historic West Fourth District. The lager-focused brewery was founded by U.S. Air Force veteran Michael Brown, who shares a passion for brews and his community. And now they're doing that via delivery. The brewery says they will deliver beer on this side of the Ohio River every day but Monday. There is a $30 minimum for the delivery. "We go all the way to Hamilton, just south of Lebanon, and just east of Amelia (essentially the 275 loop plus 15 miles out)," says Brown in an email. Order at Rebel Mettle.
Photo: Hailey Bollinger

Streetside Brewery

4003 Eastern Ave., Columbia Tusculum
Streetside is offering beer delivery within 5 miles of the brewery, adding some "target areas on the weekends — (the) West Side, Milford/Loveland for example," says founder Kathie Hickey via email. "Folks can watch our social media feeds for the target areas." Same-day deliveries ned to be ordered by 10 a.m. and there is no minimum... but there is a $5 delivery fee. Order at toasttab.com/streetsidebrewery/v3.
Photo: Scott Dittgen

Sonder Brewing

8584 Duke Blvd., Mason
Mason's Sonder has a very comprehensive guide to its home delivery service at sonderbrewing.com/home-delivery. Beer delivery is available Monday-Friday with same-day service if you order before 11 a.m. (after 11 a.m, you get next-day delivery). The brewery says to "ignore the delivery time given from Toast, deliveries will be between noon and 7 p.m., due to volume we cannot schedule delivery times." Like any alcohol delivery, someone 21 and older must be available to accept the order. Sonder brews can be delivered within a 15-mile radius of the brewery and delivery is for orders over $25. If you buy less than $25, delivery is $5. Order at toasttab.com/sonder-brewing/v3.

Urban Artifact

1660 Blue Rock St., Northside
Urban Artifact is moving he to a strictly carry-out/pick-up/delivery model for the time being. Head to artifactmerch.com to shop for brews. They are currently offering free shipping in Ohio for orders over $60; under $60 there's a flat $14.99 rate. The brewery can also ship to Washington, D.C., Virginia, Connecticut, Nebraska, Vermont, New Hampshire, Nevada, Oregon and South Dakota. They say they try to ship all orders within 24 hours of receiving them, but sometimes that isn't possible — like if there's a new beer release and a high volume of orders. And the closer you are to Cincinnati, the sooner your beer will arrive.
Photo: Facebook.com/urbanartifactbrewing

West Side Brewing

3044 Harrison Ave., Westwood
There's a $40 minimum purchase requirement to have your brews delivered by West Side Brewing. Browse and buy at toasttab.com/west-side-brewing. Orders are delivered on Saturdays only and purchases must be made before 11 a.m. on Friday. Delivery is no-touch but you will have to show someone your ID to get your beer.
Photo: Facebook.com/westsidebrewing

BrewDog

316 Reading Road, Pendleton
Scotland-based brewery BrewDog has expanded its U.S. operations with a massive taproom in Pendleton. It is BrewDog's second-largest bar in America (the chain has additional locations in Columbus and Indianapolis in addition to global spots in 60 countries including Germany, Spain, France and Finland, among others). And delivers beer, cider and non-alcoholic brews via FedEx for a $10 flat-rate. They don't ship internationally or on weekends or holidays. Buy online at shopusa.brewdog.com
Photo: Adam Doty