Monday 16th of January 2012 10:55:12 PM

link
I made a visit here the other day to give the sniff test. It looks like a typical liquor store but the coolers against the wall let you know otherwise. Stretching from the front windows to the back of the store then across the back wall is craft brew. All the domestic stuff is in the coolers along the east wall. Very nice selection. Singles, six packs and bombers. All neatly placed in the coolers. Very orginized. Everything is priced clearly so you know what you are going to pay. I didn't ask for help but the guy behind the counter seemed more interested in getting the didgits of the chick that was checking out before me then answering any questions. They can't all be Three cellars. Overall a decent place to get craft beer if you know what you want.

Saturday 28th of November 2009 03:38:13 PM

link
Left BT today with a $14 mixed six-pack of NG Unplugged, Grand Teton, and Fade To Black.

All beer is cold, good. Sun reflects off the coolers, not so good. Can't really see the bottles inside... wear a hat and glasses maybe, or just open every cooler door. There was no lighting inside the coolers either, so I found myself squinting to see a few of the labels. Prices are marked per six-pack, which they average at the register. Found a couple older NG unplugged here, though the Berliner Weisse had some funky mold spots on the bottle (passed). Old seasonals seem to hang around, maybe not the greatest indicator of quality, but at least they're all refrigerated.

Imports were all on the left side of the store, crafts on the right side. 1-2 doors of bombers near the window, pretty sparse selection. Overall it was your typical selection with a few straggling gems like Left Hand Fade to Black. Cashier was quick and by the books, pretty much self-service here. More to be found at Ray's nearby...