As an ignorant European: What's the legal context so far, in Ohio but also in other US states? First time I hear that liquor/spirit home delivery is not allowed. I regularly order spirits and other alcohol from shops online, to be delivered by regular mail, here in Germany. There is zero age verification that I am aware of, apart from some shops asking "Are you over 18? (yes/no)" before you can place an order. I wouldn't even be able to find the spirits I like in local shops. There is also home delivery by local delivery companies, where you can order all kinds of products like snacks and other things but mostly drinks of all kinds, including beer and wine and spirits, to be delivered within an hour or so, at higher prices.

It's a mess because the laws vary not only between states, but counties and even cities over if and when you can purchase alcohol.

The USPS doesn't ship alcohol, and UPS/Fedex requires you to be a licensed distributor. Most of that business is shipping to stores/restaurants though. Wineries and microbreweries are starting to do home shipments, but if and how much still varies by where you live.

There might be some local couriers willing to buy and deliver booze to you, but they're probably doing it at their own risk.