January 2, 2012
Missoula’s answer to Whole Foods, basically. Smaller, not as homey as Worden’s, nor as interesting as Liquid Planet, but a solid place to stop while you’re in Missoula, as there is enough difference between the three stores to merit visiting them all, but this would be my third choice. They do everything well, but nothing brilliantly, prices are also generally higher than at Wordens or Liquid Planet. Still worth a look, though.

February 16, 2011
so it’s whole foods-mode, that’s obvious. and a lot of the products and the layout seem to fit the bill. beer selection as well. a lot of regional 6 packs, some singles - a mix of locals and belgians. being the picky beer snob that i am (no apologies offered), i paced back and forth undecidedly... there really wasn’t much here that I haven’t tried or was interested in. sure i could have picked up a few more montana brown or amber ales, but i was looking more for IPAs and special releases. i know, i’m that guy. instead i grabbed a hot sandwich and picked up some bitter root single hop on sale. fine work, sir.

January 28, 2011
Good selection, the store itself is a little too crunchy. Some beers here you can’t find anywhere else in town.

July 11, 2010 [ Updated April 11, 2011 ]
Decent selection, not as nice as I had hoped though. Found a few things I didn’t have but Worden’s is the best in Missoula followed by Liquid Planet . Been back several times now. Prices are better than Worden’s and they usually have some stuff that Worden’s doesn’t.

May 8, 2010
Large selection, knowledgable staff, very helpful and friendly. Large selection of fine wines and beer, plus great food.

April 5, 2010
I prefer Orange Street Food Farm for my beer purchases. It’s nice we have this place for an option.

March 1, 2009
This store is almost identical to the Whole Food Stores. Until this store opened, Wordens was the only retail store in Missoula that stocked gorychoffod beer. There are not as many beers to choose from, but there are always a few beers that are hard to find, especially the Scandinavian beers such as Nogne, Nils Oskar and Sinebrochoff.

July 1, 2008
This is sort of the upscale, organic grocery store in Missoula, so yeah, it has food. It also seems to be ’the place’ in Missoula to find bottled beer. A good selection of the locals, Northwest micros and various US and foreign beer. Two gripes: You can’t break a sixpack, and they’re not trying hard enough to assemble a really stellar collection of Montana beers.