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Beer Available At The Wine and Cheese Shop (arranged by most recent)
Sierra Nevada Hoptimum 99, Flying Dog Garde Dog Bière de Garde 40, Redhook Nut Brown Ale 60, Genesee Cream Ale 10, Harpoon Celtic Ale 41, Affligem Tripel 97, Mendocino Red Tail Ale 49, Mendocino Blue Heron Pale Ale 43, Mendocino Black Hawk Stout 73, Mendocino White Hawk Original IPA 70, Saranac Vanilla Stout 58, Saranac Imperial IPA 79, Saranac High Peaks Chocolate Orange 90, Great Lakes Nosferatu 98, Samuel Adams Double Bock 85, Breckenridge Avalanche Amber 22, Greens Discovery 8, Greens Endeavour 20, Greens Quest 13, Bridge Brew Works Belgian Style Dubbel
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| msante79 (253), Mount Prospect, Illinois | | February 26, 2011 Located in the Capital Market which consists of 6 or 7 little market style stores. Not a big selection, but it is pretty all singles for the most part. Nice selection for this area. Probably the place to go around here. | | weihenweizen (63), Charleston Area, West Virginia | | January 11, 2011 [ Updated October 17, 2011 ] The best selection of high end stuff for the area. Atmosphere is a repurposed railroad transfer dock. If you want a case of refrigerated budweiser go somewhere else. Not the cheapest in town, so make sure you get six singles to get the 10% discount. They don’t really have six-packs though. Their prices on many items have gone up. | | thechandler (10), Charleston, West Virginia | | September 20, 2010 Bottle shop that carries wine and cheese (and beer) in the Capital Market in downtown Charleston. Great bottle selection...probably the best in Charleston (which reaaally isn’t saying that much). Prices are competitive and they have pretty much anything that you could find anywhere else in Charleston. The employees generally know what they’re talking about too. If you’re looking to buy beer or wine, you could do much worse than go there. Especially if you’re stuck in Charleston. | | Acetobacter (46), Pennsylvania | | June 24, 2010 Being a new resident of the Charleston area, I’ve visited this business several times over the past several months. It is located within a renovated former warehouse space that serves as the city’s market, sharing the environs with several other small meat, produce, and artisanal/local product businesses. The main focus of the business is wine, with an additional focus on high-end cheese. However, they still manage to have a very respectable (especially for West Virginia) selection at prices that are generally excellent. In the times I’ve been there, there have been some new seasonals and special beers, in addition to those always present. The staff is earthy and friendly, eager to help you make selection. A 10% discount is offered on the total price of six-packs. Overall, it’s not the greatest beer store in the history of the world, but it is a welcome oasis in an area that otherwise suffers from a dearth of beer sources. |
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