I made a stop here again with a buddie on my way back from Philly, He really wanted to check it out and buy some beer, so we went inside, he was amazed that the outside did not do the inside justice, I still think that the prefect pour in Elkridge has a better selection than State line, just my opinion, I did not look forit but The perfect pour always Has the Mikkeller 1000 ibu in stock when i go and thats my favorite brew of all time!and i just feel there selection is a little better as they have more of a selection.if you live near Stateline by all means go, but it’s not worth the drive for me, Although i did read there keg selection online and wow it’s extensive,.

Does not look like much but a Schlitz and cheap booze haven on the outside, but believe me the inside is nirvana .... I cannot think of a place I have ever seen so many belgian beers being sold in one spot on a 20-30 foot stretch of shelving .... Huge selection of Italian beers ..... Added multiple countries in this store Eastern Block and Eastern European .... Nice selection of British (Some Vintages can be had), Dutch (DeMolen, Mikkeller) and German beers ..... US Micro ranges from the usual Stones and Rogues to rarities (New Belgium/Boulevard/Maui) for a PA guy like myself. They had a great representation of small and larger Maryland micros including Duclaw/Flying Dog/Stillwater .... Staff was friendly and helpful even recommending joining their price club for 10-15% off and they have wine, booze and foods like cheeses and munchies .... the prices were very reasonable .... this place is a must visit and a total gem

Easy to drive past the place; from the road it looks like a small shack selling cheap beer and discount cigarettes. Inside is a completely different story with many shelves and coolers dedicated to craft beer. Wide aisles that accommodate the carts available for shoppers. Great variety with a lot of imports; including lagers from numerous small countries for those looking to increase their rating count. Fair prices and right off I-95 for those in northern Maryland and Delaware or southeastern PA.

Scheduling did not permit a stop here on the way to Baltimore, but I made sure there was time to stop on the way home. The store is laid out nicely enough, American stuff in one area, the rest of the world somewhere else. Very nice selection of things here, lots of local beers. Picked up a bunch of Heavy Seas below decks stuff for a buddy, after even the brewery said they had none left. Also found a few interesting Belgians I hadn’t seen at any other shops around Baltimore, including some of the tougher to find Bon Chien things. Definitely will be stopping here again the next time I’m nearby.

Appearances can be deceptive. It’s absolutely great beer store. Massive selection of US and European brews. You can buy single bottles. Great service and very friendly staff. And it’s very affordable. I wish I could visit again.

Right off I-95 between Philly and Baltimore on the state line of Maryland and Delaware, this looks a like redneck gas station shop, but enter and it is like a miniature Total Wine. You can get a freaking shopping cart to go around and go through thousands of beers. Enormous selection of Italian, Danish, Swedish, New Zealand, British, Canadian, and Belgian beers. Loads of locals. Everything from Jolly Pumpkin to Timmermans Oude Geuze, Pausa Cafe one-offs, Evil Twin and Mikkeller collections, Moa, Dieu du Ciel, New Belgium, The Bruery. I actually found so very difficult to find beers here like Bruery Tart of Darkness, B. Nektar Miel de Garde #1, Domaine Pinnacle Ice Cider. They have a large glassware selection in that far back as well. Great wine, Scotch, vodka selection as well. Found some mid-range Sauternes here. Crazy place- definitely worth the quick stop. Prices were not bad at all- very reasonable compared to somewhere like Perfect Pour. Staff was friendly and accommodating.

Who needs ambiance in a liquor store? Selection is amazing, discount card is a nice plus and the ability to get singles of anything is great. Bomber selection is top notch. Added bonus to be able to get gourmet cheeses and spreads and perhaps a return of growlers? Staff is always willing to provide assistance and help.

Probably the best beer store I have ever been in. Crazy selection for any beer geek. Wish I still lived close enough for the occasional trip.

A lot bigger on the inside than it looks on the approach. Located 4 miles from Newark, it’s surrounded by plentiful parking. The selection is as huge and varied as advertised with beer taking up the back wall and aisle of one room and a large aisle and side wall of another. Beer is organized roughly by country. They had a ton of great product Mikkeller, evil twin, nogne o. And not just one but 15-20. They also have a ton of American craft as well as a solid mead section. It does have the ambiance of a liquor store but they seem to do a solid job of rotating stock. I didn’t have any specific questions but they had a lot of people on duty buzzing around and everyone was really nice. They also have a free discount club which gives you 10% off of everything. Definitely one of the best bottle shops in America and worth the trip.

Nice selection of belgians, pretty good selections of germans, pretty good selection of american. Ambiance is average, dedicated good size parking lot. I threw down around a hundred. Some good selections. Got some nice help. Great quanity of beers.