July 23, 2011
Small selection of singles (maybe 50 or so) and you can break six pack. They had some Founders, a couple Lost Abbey and Port Brewing, a bunch of Sweetwater and Terrapin. Staff was friendly. Not great, but decent overall.

July 9, 2011
Kind of hard to get into and out of place stuck next to the tracks right off Washington at the end of the Bobby Jones. Better than some, with a line of beer coolers across the back containing some micros, and a side shelf with some mixed stuff. Mostly stuff from the southeast or Rogue-type "across the country" stuff, but not tons of anything. I thought Toasts was a couple of notches better.

November 18, 2009
Harvard’s has better prices than Toast but not quite the selection.

October 6, 2009 [ Updated June 24, 2010 ]
How anyone can compare this place to Toast or Wine World makes me scratch my head. Decent selection but its no where near what it used to be....when Harvard still owned it.... UPDATE. Far as prices go it depends on what your getting as to who has the best price. For example Harvard’s is the cheapest on Stone’s porter but Toast is cheaper on Rasputin stout. Harvard’s is now allowing singles which is a huge step forward.

December 9, 2006
Really the only place to get any selection at all on the Georgia side. One small corner and a couple sections in the cooler dedicated to specialty beers but have some good ones - usually has Great Divide Yeti (even BA) on hand along with several Belgians, Georgia micros and occasional surprises (found Windhoek lager here). Some beers sold as singles.

January 19, 2005
The best liquer and beer store in Augusta and second best (better in price!) to get imports (Belgian, German, some Brit) and Micro’s. They will order stuff on request if available from their distributor. The staff is friendly and helpful, however, they do not know their beer.

September 16, 2004
Best selection of bottles in Augusta, Georgia. However, they do not let you break up six packs.