The part nobody advertises. Out-of-state retailer shipping of spirits is prohibited in the overwhelming majority of states. That is not our policy, it is the law, and it means most alerts anywhere in this industry are for bottles you would have to go and collect in person. We would rather tell you that on a public page than after you have paid.
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What each answer means
Collect in person means we watch a shop or state store inside your state and will tell you when a bottle you want is on its shelf. You are driving there. That is the most common useful case, and for allocated bourbon it is how nearly everyone actually buys.
You would be travelling means we can still alert you — we just say plainly that the bottle is in another state and that we are not aware of a lawful way to have it sent. Every alert carries that warning rather than quietly linking you to a checkout that will reject the order or, worse, one that will not.
Shipping permitted is deliberately conservative. A state is only marked so when we have verified the law allows a retailer to ship spirits to a consumer there. Where we have not verified it, we treat it as prohibited — the gate fails closed, so an unverified state costs you an alert rather than exposing you to an unlawful order.
Where the sources are
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Coverage grows by adding shops we can actually read, not by claiming states. If your state is empty above and you know a shop there that publishes its stock online, tell us — that is genuinely how this list has grown.