Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marron 98, Dogfish Head Punkin Ale 82, Bells Octoberfest Beer 59
More Beers Available Here
St. Bernardus Tripel 97, Reissdorf Kölsch 60, Jolly Pumpkin Oro de Calabaza 97, French Broad Altbier 70, Leelanau Petoskey Pale Ale 91, Jolly Pumpkin La Roja 97, Jolly Pumpkin Bière de Mars 97, Avery Karma Ale 50, Unibroue Don de Dieu 94, Stone Levitation Ale 87, Rinkuškiai Lobster Lovers Beer 9.5% 15, Triangle Belgian-Style Strong Golden Ale 81, Höss Doppel-Hirsch 76, The Duck-Rabbit Brown Ale 69, Lucky Beer 4, Ettaler Kloster Edel-Hell 45, Mc Chouffe 94, Maharaja Premium Indian Pilsner 10, Allagash Tripel Reserve 98, Saison Dupont Vieille Provision 98, Pyramid Apricot Weizen 49, Fullers London Porter (Bottle/Keg) 99, Carolina Nut Brown Ale 74, Victory Prima Pils 92, Victory Whirlwind Witbier 77, Left Hand Milk Stout 90, Founders Breakfast Stout 100, Brooklyn Local 1 94, North Coast Old Stock Ale 99, Schneider Aventinus 99, Unibroue Maudite 98, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier 97, Unibroue La Fin Du Monde 98, Hitachino Nest White Ale 85, Hitachino Nest XH 94, North Coast Blue Star 49, Hitachino Nest Red Rice Ale 58, Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier Weizen 88, Bells Winter White 80, Bells Oberon Ale 86, Bells Best Brown Ale 89, Bells Amber Ale 84, Bells Porter 94, Mythos 5, Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout 98, Okocim O.K. Beer 11, Bink Bruin 58, Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale 97, Orval 99
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18 reviews for A Southern Season
| LawBadger (10), Raleigh, North Carolina | | November 29, 2008 Huge store with wide variety of food, cooking gadgets, and gifts. Helpful staff. Great food and deli area. Very good wine selection. Beer selection is extremely small in comparison. Okay selection but based on the rest of the store they definitely leave you hoping for more. Overpriced. | | wilkie (38), Raleigh, North Carolina | | January 28, 2008 Huge cooking store. If there is some kind of weird cooking utensil that you have been looking forit’s there. Store is a lot bigger on the inside, and is semi-maze like. Beer selection is small, centered around Belgium, and lacking on local beers, but the staff is friendly. Slightly overpriced, whole foods has better prices just down the road. Lots of coffee too if that’s what you’re into. Gigantic wine selection. | | performula (27), Triangle Area, North Carolina | | September 19, 2007 [ Updated October 14, 2007 ] This is a huge store if you like food. Aisles dedicated to individual condiments, candy, imported candy, tea, coffee, glassware, kitchen utensils, etc. You cook...its there. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Wine selection definitely outshines its beer selection. | | ucusty (53), Wake Forest, North Carolina | | August 7, 2007 small collection very nice none the less. excellent de dolle inventory which included the recent elusive mad bitch! | | 00cobraR (27), Greensboro, North Carolina | | July 6, 2007 This is my favorite gourmet store. They have a few beers. Everytime I stop in they seem to have something new in there. I think 100 bottles may be a bit optimistic, but a decent selection no doubt. | | emacgee (25), Chapel Hill, North Carolina | | April 1, 2007 I really like this place. There collection isn’t huge but its esoteric. They have a very condensed collection. They also have a 15% off when you buy twelve bottles, so you there are somethings in there it would be cheaper to buy six singles than a six pack somewhere else. They don’t have a beer staff, mostly wine. So if you go in there know your shit or else you’ll be out of luck. The beer is back in a corner, plenty of belgians and other foreign stuff along with locals and other craft beer from around the country. Don’t expect a thousands of beers but you shouldnt have any problem going in there and buying the twelve necessary for the discount. | | beerlord (11), tonawanda, New York | | March 21, 2007 Nice looking store, maybe a littel busy. Deserts are great, beer selection is medioroce compared to what I have at home, but very god for teh areaa. Good ole southern hospitality too. | | mhelgason (18), Charlotte, North Carolina | | March 11, 2007 Rather small area in which they display their brews. I was impressed with the way they used the limited space (had beers seperated by location. Also had a decent single selection in the cooler. | Beffrey2 (2), Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina does not count - explanation | | February 28, 2007 The store is really nice. They sale just about everything you can imagine. It took me a really long time to find the beer though. It was hidden in the very back...which was a long ways from the entrance. The store is dark, the selection was small, but they had some good brews. I found the rabid duck, yeti, and a few other goodies. The service was great, they had people all over the place waiting to help you. They just need a better overall selection. | | JMFG (18), Florida | | December 26, 2006 Definitely not a beer specialty store, but they have a bunch of decent stuff here. The beer section is small, but they had Duck-Rabbit Barleywine and Baltic, Victory Hop Wallop, Weyerb Imp Stout, Left Hand Smokejumper, a couple des Rocs, some meads, and a bunch of other good stuff that I didn’t pay attention b/c I have access to them back home. One weird thing is that all beers are priced as singles, but once you get 12 singles, it’s 15% off, so if you get two sixers, the prices quickly become reasonable. The guy in the wine section wasn’t necessarily beer savvy, but he told me about the 15% off policy, and he went in the back and got some DR Barleywine when I asked him about it. Certainly worth a short trip to check out. |
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