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Beer Available At Dennis Brothers Liquors (arranged by most recent)
Struise Witte 82, Boulevard Smokestack Series - Bourbon Barrel Quad 99, Central Waters Brewers Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout 99, Fulton Sweet Child of Vine 64, Surly Furious 100, Surly Bitter Brewer 94, Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale 91, Mikkeller Black Hole 100, Surly Wet 2011 99, Yo-Ho Tokyo Black Porter 91, Left Hand Twin Sisters Double IPA 93
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| ryanfolty (104), Minneapolis, Minnesota | | December 23, 2011 Stopped in earlier today after hitting up Bulldog. Pretty small joint that is quite a bit off the beaten path. The place was packed for its size so I did not get the same level of service as others have mentioned and no free glass, but I did get a La Chouffe tulip for $4 after asking about available glassware. Selection was pretty good and prices were probably as low as I have seen in the metro. | | AWISLguy (35), Wisconsin | | October 31, 2011 Not too far off of 494 (5 miles?) yet way down at the end of the road in a small strip mall. Impressive amount of items for a smallish place. A bunch of shelves of very nice stuff! Not tons of stuff but really nice quality. A bit out of the way, but given the opportunity, I’ll go back. | | ZMOS (14), Minnesota | | August 11, 2011 A= A very clean and well organized store with a warm and up-scale feeling.
S= Was greeted warmly upon entering the store. Upon mentioning it was my first visit, I was given a quick tour and offered the chance to have questions answered.
S= Well thought out selection of desirable brands. Products displayed nicely with a touch not seen elsewhere... necker labels on 6 pack bottles all faced forward to provide a very neat look. A complete selection of what I call "winners." Not everything from each brewery, but the sought after brands that I look for.
F= N/A
V= Very reasonable prices on everything I looked at/bought. Some blow-outs also mixed in that went light on my wallet.
O= Final impression... they helped me get the 3 boxes of product I bought to my car. Not many places do that. Overall... a great store and a "must-stop" place if you’re visiting the Twin Cities!
| | jrallen34 (207), Chicago, Illinois | | March 31, 2011 I stopped by this place on the way to Minneapolis. This is a bit out of the way in the middle of no-where but its a must stop if you are anywhere close. Located in the middle of strip mall in a small suburb...The store is on the small side, but bright and clean inside, looks new and inviting. As we walked in both brothers said hello and were very helpful. Asked us twice during our browsing for help and it was cool that they had a cognac, whiskey and Bells tasting all going on the same time. The selection wish this place is awesome. 1. it gets a bunch of mountain and west coast beers you can’t get in bigger cities like Chicago (Deschutes, Surly, and Boulevard). 2. Even better though they have an unreal selection of midwest beers, the rarer 4 packs and on offs (double-crooked tree and rare de struise). The quality is good, not great as it has mostly all regional beers but nots of ton super high quality. The prices are super cheap too boot.
This is on the best American beer stores around, a must stop. | | mnoutdoors (11), Allover, Wisconsin | | January 12, 2011 [ Updated April 12, 2012 ] Not a very impressive store considering how far out in the middle of nowhere it is. Nice selection but nothing you can’t find at a handful of other shops in the cities. If you are in the area worth a stop but not a special trip. | | Krampus666 (11), Denmark Township, | | January 1, 2011 Dennis Brothers Liquor store has become my “go-to” store since moving to the east metro. The selection, service, and warm atmosphere have really made my shopping experiences pleasurable. They always have the latest additions of my favorite brews as well as a wallet-challenging list of specialty releases. Steve (one of the brothers) recently helped me to set up a beer course for a tasting menu that was part of a chef party I hosted in my home. It was phenomenal! Prices here are as good as or better than I’ve seen elsewhere. Thanks guys… I will continue to support your fine establishment! Cheers. | | barrelaged1 (10), Beertown, Minnesota | | December 21, 2010 I have just started poking around on this site, and I felt it fitting to visit and rate the number ONE rated store in Minnesota.
This store is the REAL deal, everything that has been written in the pass by other members is true. Doing my part to share a true review, I visited two times. Both times were the same, great service and always something new. There is a reason this is the BEST store in the state.
Oh, and by the way when I left(only after the second time), I felt like I had been shopping there for years...small town meets major city. I thought service was a thing of the past.
| | kbutler1 (65), Minnesota | | November 26, 2010 Drove out from the cities to check this place out after hearing that had some beers in stock that I haven’t found in the cites. Walked into a nice store with a decent sized craft section on the right followed by what looked like a large section of other spirits in the back left. Employee at the conter greeted me very friendly and asked if I needed any help. After checking out the beers I decided on picking up some Struiselensis and Duvel Triple Hop. Prices seemed pretty good and maybe a little cheaper than the cities. | | sunnyridge (28), | | April 5, 2010 Yep, this is the best beer store I’ve ever been to. Easily my favorite!!! Wish I lived here. In one beer run on 3/20/2010 I left with: Ivan the terrible, KBS, Black Albert, Paradox Ardbeg cask, and Witmer Bros Deadlift IPA. C’mon thats unreal. If you live in Cottage Grove MN and like beer, then you are truly blessed. | | tennisjoel (32), Rochester, Minnesota | | November 10, 2009 I’m pretty sure my previous rating of this place got deleted. Both my sister and good friend live in Cottage Grove not far from the location. It is a bit out of the way for most, unless you live on the south east side of the twin cities. Small store. Good craft beer selection. Not as expansive as Blue Max, but there are quite a few hidden gems here, and I think some of them don’t sell out as quick because of the remote location. I’ve spoken a couple of times to one (or both?) of the Dennis brothers. They are both very helpful and nice folks. |
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