Wednesday 26th of December 2012 01:40:39 PM

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I find this place to be my "go-to" location for new beers released to the Atlanta market. I find the selections to be top notch, prices to be a little above average and some staff members to be clueless about beers. On a good night, you may find a staff member well knowledge in the beer craft. But what can you expect from a wine store?? They have a "build your own 6 pack" section in the store and recently added a Growler bar. There isn't a better location on the north end of Atlanta/ Fulton County for beer.

Monday 20th of September 2010 08:37:09 PM

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Having been to a few TW&M's I was a bit disappointed with this one. Seemed very disorganized and poorly stocked. While the section was ok, it was below the standard from what I have seen in many other TW&M's. But compared to many beer stores it has a good (above average) selection, decent prices, and a good selection of local and regional breweries. Wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but if you're in the area it is worth stopping in....

Monday 22nd of December 2008 10:35:06 PM

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Located near a busy shopping area (I visited close to Christmas, even worse) close to the Perimeter Mall. The mall traffic seems to clog a lot of the turns, but it doesn't help that there are many strips and clusters of stores in the area. Located near a Taco Mac, so this is a good location if you want to grab a beer after grabbing some beers.

The store is pretty big, filled with way more beer than wine obviously. The beer section is toward the right side of the store from the entrance with a few aisles. One half aisle has some singles on the shelves, mostly 12oz bottles from broken six packs. One aisle has coolers, and the rest are filled with six packs or cases.

The single selection is pretty expansive. One advantage this place has over Green's is that there are singles in the 12oz side (rather than just 22oz or 750ml), as well as the option to make mixed six packs. This option works great for me since I just want to grab as much variety as I can to take back to D.C. They do not have as many 750ml or 22oz bottles as Green's (either location) or Tower's (either location), at least as far as I could tell.

Never asked anyone for help. There were a couple people stacking shelves, and taking down cases, but I have no idea how much they, or anyone else, knows about beer. I'm sure they could talk your ear off about wine though.

There is also an area that has glasses and other nick-nack items for beer and wine.

The price seemed reasonable to me. I got three six packs and the price didn't seem too outrageous for what I bought. I can't remember the exact amount.

For Atlanta this is a pretty good place to get beer, especially for the 12oz bottle singles selection. Green's or Tower may have more.