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Beer Available At Pinch Penny Liquor Store (arranged by most recent)
Dos Equis XX Special Lager 7, Newcastle Brown Ale 45, Heilemans Old Style 3, Woodchuck Amber Draft Cider 39, New Belgium Blue Paddle 46, Coors Light n/a, Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat Ale 32, George Killians Irish Red 24, Anchor Steam Beer 81, Miller Genuine Draft Light 64 (MGD Light 64) n/a, Heineken Premium Light 1, Heineken 7, New Holland Charkoota Rye 91, Beck’s 13, Sierra Nevada Hoptimum 99, Corona Extra 1, New Belgium Shift Pale Lager 74, Michelob AmberBock 14, Shock Top Lemon Shandy 11, Shock Top Belgian White 19
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GreggK25 (6), Carbondale, Illinois does not count - explanation | | November 3, 2011 Carbondale’s original and still top source for Craft and Micro Brewed Beer. If they don’t have it they will try to find it. Something new shows up on a weekly if not nearly daily basis. This place has been helping people find the right beer since Pete was a rock star. | | jmagnus87 (33), Carbondale, Illinois | | September 4, 2011 Not a place to go if you want to browse beers. They have a good selection but the clerks tend to rush you if you spend more than 5 minutes in there. Last time I was there I picked up some Schlafly no. 20 and some Founders Breakfast stout but I won’t be going back to see what else they have. Small space + bad lighting + a**hole clerks = me taking my business elsewhere. Check out Pick’s across the parking lot for better selection and clerks who can actually help you or Westroads across town for selection and old men who know a little something about beer. | | khan (11), Illinois | | March 28, 2011 [ Updated January 17, 2012 ] The store is tiny. They have no little selection outside of major beer distributors. The few times I have been in there, the employees are always very rude. Maybe they have changed since I was in there last, but I wont be going back to find out. | | seedsofchaos (10), Illinois | | March 29, 2010 Pinch Penny Liquor Store is a place that has definitely surprised me in the last year. This store went from having almost no craft beer to speak of to having 25% of it’s floor space now DEVOTED to craft beer. There’s plenty to choose from in the cooler as well as on the floor.
Things there right now I’ve seen in the past week: Bell’s (HopSlam, Expedition, Two-Hearted, etc, etc), Founders (pick an offering), Three Floyds (Alpha King and a few others), Ska Brewing (Modus Hoperandi, Blonde, Buster Nut Brown), Avery (tons of bombers and singles including Mephistopheles, the Reverend, Maharaja, etc,etc), all the Sammies, some Trappists, the list goes on and on and on...
This is a liquor store that has turned itself around from being a college town spot for frat boys to get their Natty Light to a respectable joint for both the beer geek and the non beer geek alike. | damer (3), Christopher, Illinois does not count - explanation | | December 17, 2006 The pub next door has better service than this hole in a wall store. I would rather go to Picks down the block. They occasionaly have some good brews there, and their beer fest every fall is cool, but ther selction and service is shit | jasper1 (3), Benton, Illinois does not count - explanation | | December 17, 2006 Got a couple of good beers there once, but they seem to rely on AB distributed items like Red Hook and Widmer. not that those are bad, just no selection in this store | slowbek (3), Marion, Illinois does not count - explanation | | December 17, 2006 Tight little store. Selection varies greatly from week to week. | | Philip (64), Illinois | | July 30, 2006 This merits entry only because its the best source of beer in the greater Carbondale/Murphysboro/Carterville/Marion area. Labeling this the "best source" isn’t saying all that much given its competition. What you’ll find here is plenty of beer that caters to the undergrad crowd (namely BMC products) and some micros. They are the only place that I’ve found that carries Bell’s. Most of the standard Bell’s 6-packs are in their fridge of beer (all beer is kept cold) as are the Schlafly 6ers. There’s a few singles of things like Sammy Smith and a few Belgians, but that’s about it. In the beer wasteland that is southern Illinois, this is a mild oasis. |
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