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Beer Available At Jungle Jim’s International Market (arranged by most recent)
Newcastle Summer Ale 25, Mt. Carmel Blonde Ale 60, Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA 98, Great Divide Titan IPA 98, Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale 98, Moosbacher Kellerbier 46, Hebrew Funky Jewbelation 95, Yuengling Dark Brewed Porter 49, Epic Rio’s Rompin’ Rye 76, Tommyknocker Butt Head Bock 72, Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised) 45, Bear Republic / Fat Head’s / Stone TBA 96, 21st Amendment Brew Free or Die IPA 96, 21st Amendment Special Edition Allies Win The War 95, Samuel Adams LongShot A Dark Night in Munich 88, Samuel Adams LongShot Five Crown Imperial Stout 93, Dupont Biolégère 87, Epic Smoked & Oaked Belgian-Style Ale 97, Epic Big Bad Baptist 99, Samuel Adams LongShot Derf’s Secret Alt 85
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tapthis (5), Ohio does not count - explanation | | February 16, 2012 This is a full international grocery store that claims to have well over 1000 bottles (plus a few pony kegs). It is my go to place since I live in the area. The staff is pretty knowledgeable, and on a plus side, they seem to be able to hold onto their employees who know beer (they do need to hire more help specifically for the beer section for when it gets busy) | | blutt59 (121), Dallas, Texas | | January 13, 2012 Big upscale food store with large selection of packaged and single beers, had quite a few of the top rated beers available split between domestic and import lines, huge cheese selection also | | jobeman (14), , | | November 13, 2011 This place is massive! If there’s something you want, they probably have it! Grabbed some Brooklyn beers, a couple Epics and a few Jolly Pumpkins! | | weihenweizen (63), Charleston Area, West Virginia | | September 6, 2011 This place says 1,200 not too sure about that, I would guess more like 800. Still it was a worthwhile trip. Two different places to get singles. The high end foreign beer shelf and the american beer shelf. They have a beer cave which is great for the locals. A few of the bottles had dust. I talked to the kid that was stocking the shelves and he had intermediate knowledge of the beer selection. They didn’t do a real good job of keeping the american singles shelf full. Still a good stop. | | ADesenberg (18), Ohio | | August 4, 2011 It’s an amazing grocery store, with a selection of beer, wine and cigars that can’t be beat here in Fairfield, as well as in the area. | | Chipalsa (18), Florida | | July 20, 2011 This place is incredible, any part of an animal you can find to eat. Tis’ likely you could even rebuild your own animal and then eat it. The beer selection was beyond satisfactory - I’ve been around a lot and some brews were near impossible to acquire anywhere else. Customer service wasn’t anything special, but with the size of this place, who could know where EVERYTHING is? | | DrSilverworm (13), Cincinnati, Ohio | | July 7, 2011 I drive up and down Dixie Highway (Route 4) almost every day in the summer on my way to and from Wake Nation, so Jungle Jim’s is a very convenient stop for me. They have the best selection I have ever seen for variety 12-packs, a huge selection of 6-packs, and lots of craft and imported single bottles. However, their single bottles are marked up, sometimes a little, sometimes a lot -- but it’s usually reasonable and worth the option - usually it’s only about 20c over. The decor in this place is second to none - everything from their animatronic jungle animals and their "world class" restrooms, with the entrances looking exactly like port-o-potties. If you’re lugging a long a family, it’s sure to be worthy stop - plenty to see, and TONS and TONS of specialty goods - not just beer, but in specialty groceries from around the world. | | MikeF (205), Cleveland, Ohio | | June 6, 2011 Really, a great place to visit. The beer selection is just about average for a decent beer store. However, they do have a number of 1/6 bbl kegs ready for purchase from a number of good micro and craft breweries.
The food selection is amazing and the prices are good for the hard to find items.
Definitely worth the stop, more for the food or if you are in need of a good keg. | | Ryan82SM (65), Louisville, Kentucky | | February 26, 2011 This place is pretty nice, with some campy jungle themed designs as well- eccentricity does not lack here. There are plenty of employees around most of the store, but I did not see one attend to the beer section, which is quite large. Selection is just huge, but I found several expired bottles and several dusty ones that had obviously been on the shelves for a long time. The food here is just incredible: perhaps no better selection of cheese in the region (or further) and, as said here before- tremendous variety. The prices on beer were about 15-20% lower than in other places, which made it hard not to blow a paycheck here. And, in general- this place is just TOO BIG and crazy crowded- if I were to return, it would be in the early morning or afternoon on a weekday. Definitely worth a stop, but check dates on your bottles, and don’t expect to get much help with the beer. | | limabeerguy (10), Lima, Ohio | | February 18, 2011 To many beers.. with little or no help.. Great prices, but got some bad bottles.. perhaps if a product is not moving, you should remove it from the shelves instead of letting me buy it |
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