Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Samuel Adams Octoberfest 70, Weyerbacher Zotten 82, Rogue Yellow Snow IPA 93
 More Beers Available Here
Bells Sparkling Ale 88, Brigand Belgian Ale 74, Tommyknocker Imperial Nut Brown Ale 76, De Proef Cuvee Angelique 72, Breckenridge 471 Small Batch IPA 94, Mendocino Winter Seasonal Imperial IPA 89, Leffe Blond 79, Brooklyn Local 2 95, Green Flash Trippel 85, Issaquah Ménage À Frog 72, Samuel Adams Brown Ale 49, Westmalle Tripel 98, Tröegs Dead Reckoning Porter 92, Harpoon Leviathan Imperial IPA 96, North Coast Old Rasputin Anniversary Bourbon Barrel Aged Stout 100, Great Divide Fresh Hop Pale Ale 95, Maredsous 8 90, BrewDog Cambridge Stone Juxtaposition Black Pilsner 97, Southern Tier Raspberry Wheat Beer 19, Stone 09.09.09 Vertical Epic Ale 95, Maredsous 10 94, Smuttynose Star Island Single 52, Dogfish Head ApriHop 87, Dogfish Head Sahtea 90, Allagash Black 95, Dogfish Head Black and Blue 79, Avery The Reverend 89, Magic Hat Circus Boy 26, Southern Tier 422 Pale Wheat Ale 39, Steamworks Third Eye P.A. 71, Left Hand Twin Sisters Double IPA 87, Left Hand Warrior IPA 91, Great Divide Samurai 30, Lagunitas New DogTown Pale Ale 90, Stone Imperial Russian Stout 100, Dogfish Head Immort Ale 98, Chimay Rouge (Red) 97, Samuel Adams Imperial Stout 89, Abita Andygator 37, Ballast Point Big Eye IPA 96
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5 reviews for Westover Market
| ben4321 (41), Rockville, Maryland | | June 1, 2009
Pretty solid selection for a Grocery store, and you could tell they were improving as the beer was overflowing into the vegetable bins. Prices were not great, but not terrible. Decent for the area... | | jefcon (31), Arlington, Virginia | | October 19, 2008
A wide selection and obvious attention to detail in their ordering. Nothing earth-shattering on the shelf pretty comparable to Arrowine in range of product. Good amount of their stock is refrigerated. More sixes than singles. | lexo (1), Arlington, Virginia
does not count - explanation | | February 19, 2008
This market’s beer selection is fantastic. Equally impressive is it’s keg offerings and it’s beer and wine tastings conducted the 1st friday of every month from 6pm to 8pm. They just added the troegs lineup of beer which I’m personally excited about. Definitely a place to acquire excellent beer. | | LaMichael (599), Colorado | | January 9, 2008
Across the street from Lost Dog Cafe and next to the post office, the beer selection at this grocery story is pretty solid. Some of the Rogue XS line along with about a dozen of the more common Belgians, and a wide selection of regional micros, including some singles up front. Nice selection but if you’re in the area I would recommend Total Wine in McLean. | | jasonp (28), Sterling/Dulles, Virginia | | January 6, 2008
Was referred to this place by a co-worker, was surprised not to find it added to RB until now. It’s pretty much an urban grocery store (right across the street from Lost Dog Cafe) with quite an expansive beer selection once you enter and turn right towards the back (their Wall of Beer). They have a very good selection of US micros like Bells, Stone, Victory, Bear Republic, etc. There’s nothing here that you can’t already get at other good Northern Virginia stores like Norm’s or Whole Foods EXCEPT for a couple Southern Tier beers (I saw UnEarthly IIPA and Hoppe). Compared to their US micros, their Belgian selection is somewhat limited but what they carry is good (Brasserie des Rocs Grand Cru, etc.). I met the proprietor, really nice guy. He said his son runs the beer section but he wasn’t in that day. I have the feeling that if I did meet the beer guy, he would most-likely be super helpful. A pretty passionate beer selection for a grocery store. Worth checking out for your everyday beer needs or if visiting the area. Oh, and one HUGE plus for those of us that enjoy beers best drunk fresh (IPAs, Pils) almost their entire shelf stock is refrigerated. |
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