Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Dogfish Head Theobroma 79, Schlafly Oktoberfest 70, Mikkeller BrewDog Devine Rebel 93
More Beers Available Here
Dogfish Head Punkin Ale 82, Post Road Pumpkin Ale 53, Founders Breakfast Stout 100, Schlafly Pumpkin Ale 91, Erdinger Festweiße 57, OFallon Pumpkin Ale 61, Clipper City Heavy Seas Prosit! 77, Left Hand Oktoberfest 61, Harpoon Octoberfest 68, Bells Octoberfest Beer 59, Ayinger Oktober Fest-Märzen 93, Flying Dog Dogtoberfest 59, Samuel Smiths Yorkshire Stingo 92, Brooklyn Lager 83, Samuel Adams Octoberfest 70, Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale 91, Founders Devil Dancer Triple IPA 99, Schloss Eggenberg Samichlaus Bier Helles 77, Great Lakes Oktoberfest 78, Magic Hat #9 52, Stone 08.08.08 Vertical Epic Ale 95, Sierra Nevada Bigfoot 98, Avery The Reverend 89, Dogfish Head Raison D Extra 96, Bells Hopslam 100, Jolly Pumpkin La Roja 97, Carlow OHaras Celebration Stout 91, New Holland Ichabod 64, New Holland Full Circle 45
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| BEER4MEPLEASE (10), , | | November 15, 2009 THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST STORE IN TOWN. YOU SHOULD STOP BY. GREAT SELECTION OF MICROS ALOND WITH SOME ODD BALL CRAFTS | Meatmallet (2), Salem, Illinois does not count - explanation | | April 4, 2009 I was headed to the area and decided to look for a place to shop and man am I glad I did. Roof Brothers had everything I cant find in my are of Illinois and then some. Great Lakes, Avery, Rogue, Stone, Bell’s, Goose Island, Ommegang, and Dogfish Head. My only complaint was there were not many Belgians. The usual Chimmay red white and blue and a few four packs of Unibroue and a couple of others were found but many were missing.
The staff was extremely helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. I showed up a few minutes before the beer tasting began and was able to sample 5 different brews for only $2. I now cant remember what they were but all were great.
Nearly $200 and an hour later I was ready to go. I was also able to pick up a growler of Hop Slam which I will be opening now.... | FSUHusker (1), Tallahassee, Florida does not count - explanation | | October 26, 2008 The family and I stop here every year while driving to the parents house and load up the car with beer. Has many of the beers we all look for. Great place!! | | dalepryor (16), Paducah, Kentucky | | May 25, 2008 [ Updated August 9, 2009 ] this is the go to store for great microbrews here in paducah, it’s not the only store but it is the best with a current selection and often rotating one. The staff are extremely helpful and the "beer guy" kane knows his stuff. Not only do they have beer, but also tons of wine, liquors, and gourmet food products. They also have a rotating selection of taps that they fill your growlers with for example i’ve seen founders, DFH, schlafly, bells hopslam. at this point in time they have great divide chocolate yeti on tap! Awesome store for a small town. | Quietude (5), Lexington, Kentucky does not count - explanation | | April 13, 2008 Probably the only saving grace about having moved away from a big city! Great selection, but a bit pricey for some stuff. | | nearbeer (98), Knoxville, Tennessee | | February 2, 2008 [ Updated October 16, 2008 ] Good selection of regional brews and imports, really impressive for the area. Probably 350 plus different beers, with about 1/3 of those available as singles. A tad pricey, but they probably are the only place for 100 miles with some of these beers. Some beer glassware, gourmet groceries, wine and liquor as well. Knowledgeable and helpful staff. | Tilley4 (6), Huron, Tennessee does not count - explanation | | December 11, 2007 Drove 3 hours from West Tn to check this place out. Totally unbelievable place. Biggest selection I’ve ever laid eyes on. Tons of Stone, Rogue, Dogfish Head (including some of the rare stuff), Delirium Tremens and Noel, Brooklyn Chocolate Stout, Avery, Bells, and tons of stuff I’ve never heard of. Very knowledgeable staff turned me on to some things as well. I could easily empty my entire bank account in this place. Prices are very reasonable as well. Picked up lots of stuff that I’ve read about here but never even smelled in TN. I will be making beer runs to this place on a regular basis, and I do mean regular. Awesome. | czoch75 (1), philo, Illinois does not count - explanation | | March 26, 2007 Took a road trip to this place from Harrisburg IL this past weekend. I was able to find Bells, Great Lakes, Arcadia, Schlafly, BBC, Kentucky Ale, and Stone. Selection was good, even had a closeout section of seasonals and was able to pick up a Rogue Old Crusty from 02! Also picked up a growler of DFH 90 minute, so bring your empty as they usually have 4 beers on tap. I would reccommend and will be going back. | | Philip (64), Illinois | | January 15, 2007 Kevin recommended I visit here and Starnes BBQ. Both were good suggestions. Ambiance: A welcoming store that is higher brow than anywhere in southern IL. There’s some gourmet foods, but the emphasis here is on wine, beer, and liquor. The walk-in, temperature controlled wine cellar was a nice touch. SERVICE: Was asked several times if I needed help finding anything. SELECTION: Very good. Great Lakes, Bells, Schlafly, Fullers Vintage Ales, Stone, Belgian rarities. Prices were on the high side, however. FOOD: Crackers, sauces, and such. OVERALL: Good store, although prices could be better. | | jpm30 (57), East Central, Georgia | | September 29, 2006 If you’re across the river in southern Illinois, this is best store you are going to find south of I-70 in the state of Illinois, the best selection of Belgians, imports and micros you are going to find, and that includes Corral in Granite City ,IL. If you have the time or can travel, it is worth it to come to this store for beer. |
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