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Beer Available At Canal’s Discount Liquor Mart (arranged by most recent)
Sixpoint Resin 97, Saranac High Peaks Chocolate Orange 90, Sierra Nevada Northern Hemisphere Harvest Wet Hop Ale 99, North Coast Le Merle 96, Terrapin Moo-Hoo Chocolate Milk Stout 97, Anchor Brekle’s Brown 88, Ithaca Excelsior! alpHalpHa 98, Dogfish Head Chicory Stout 96, Hoppin Frog Silk Porter 97, Jolly Pumpkin Weizen Bam 96, Great Divide Belgian Style Yeti Imperial Stout 99, Jolly Pumpkin E.S. Bam 96, Haandbryggeriet Røyk Uten Ild (Smoke Without Fire) 97, Elysian Night Owl Pumpkin Ale 92, Tröegs Perpetual IPA 99, Southern Tier Harvest Ale 96, Sierra Nevada Tumbler Autumn Brown Ale 92, The Bruery Trade Winds Tripel 96, Unibroue La Fin du Monde 99, Oskar Blues Mamas Little Yella Pils 59
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| DeputyAndy (15), Ambler, Pennsylvania | | September 19, 2010 Great, great store in South Jersey. The selection is immense and they really push seasonals and a discount section. Bottles are divided into domestic, foreign, seasonal, and chilled. Lots of Stone, Southern Tier, Founders, Weyerbacher, Unibroue, Abbay Du Rocs, Nogne, the list goes on. Also has a great selection of pony kegs. Prices are rock bottom. I’ve seen Pumking here for $7 where anywhere else you can’t find it for under $10. Aside from seasonals, this store doesn’t get a lot of new rotations into their shelves, but there simply so much on the shelves that there is more than enough obscurities and old stand bys to keep you satisfied. | | Pwn3d (61), Manhattan, New York | | March 28, 2010 Been here a couple times with JRedmond and others. This is a gem in the rough of South Jersey. Extensive bottle selection.. tons of domestic and foreign brews. Discount carts, and a newly installed single 12oz bottle section which is great for sampling. Founders, DFH, Southern Tier, Cantillion, etc. Picked up a keg of Golden Monkey here... worse idea ever. haha | CocoPazzo (1), does not count - explanation | | December 25, 2009 I stop in here about once a week for favs like Kasteel Donker, Moretti Rossa, Samichlaus, and various Dogfish Head seasonals. This is definitely MORE than a Bud Light venue, and happily, they offer quite a few (maybe 50) various beers as Singles, so you can sample before your commit to a 6-pack.
It is not the most organized selection you will find, but if you are a regular you will be able to find your way to the nations, the singles, the 750s, etc.
In the past six months or so they have begun to include Ratings for some of the brews,which is eye-catching and can direct you to some 90+ brews you might not otherwise try.
Beer is definitely second to wine and spirits, but they give it a , long full aisle and you can walk into the cooler to find what you want chilled. Worth visiting. | blazin5050 (1), Lumberton, New Jersey does not count - explanation | | October 2, 2009 An all around great liquor store with a large craft and import section that is ever expanding. I’ve been going there for years and have to say that lately they’ve been getting much better than they ever were before. | | wilsomb (28), State College, Pennsylvania | | June 24, 2009 Beer selection is nice, but a disappointment compared to the Canals on 541. Don’t get me wrong, this place is great! My recommendation: drive a little further north. It’s next to the Wal-mart. You’ll be glad you did. | jp3805 (2), New Jersey does not count - explanation | | June 13, 2009 Canal’s has lots of rare and hard to find beers. I find myself spending at least 30-45 minutes in there, everytime I go. I love to browse their large selection of rare and import single bottles. The prices are a tad high, but isn’t finding a rare beer priceless anyway? The building itself is a little musty, like it used to be a lumber warehouse or something. Everybody is fairly friendly, and they’re always trying to help you find what you’re looking for. HIGHLY recommended for anyone looking for some good (and hard to find) beer. | | jredmond (111), Manhattan, New York | | March 21, 2009 Stopped in with DeputyAndy. This place has a solid, diesel selection - separated by domestic and foreign. Tons of great stuff here. | | Adam77 (11), Eastampton, New Jersey | | March 18, 2009 Huge selection. Two long aisles dedicated to craft brews. One foreign one domestic. Too much to list. Prices are a little high especially for a "discount" shop. Still worth the trip. Nobody really around except for a guy Mike. He has no problem drinking the product and giving his opinion which is helpful. | | nj4christ (14), Columbus, New Jersey | | January 6, 2009 I was amazed at the selection the first time I went here. There is a sign outside that says "Rare Beers" and they are not lying. There is a wonderful side area full of exotic imports and micros. I’m going broke trying so many wonderful brews. I buy a lot of Dogfish Head (try the 120 minute) and Plank (highly recommend this German brewer if you can find it), and this is among the only places I’ve ever seen some of these. | | TheRealBastard (12), The-No, California | | October 23, 2008 This is the best place to buy micro beer in central jersey. They have just about every beer the distributor allows them to buy. They have massive quantities as well. I remember buying Double Bastard almost year round over here. Cool place worth visiting if you are ever in the area. Very organized micro section as well. Much better than any other Canal’s I have been to. |
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