Visited April 19, 2013 after stopping at the Bruery to try some Humulus Palm.

I’ve been in here a dozen times over the years to grab a soda on the way in or out of the Bruery tasting room but I guess I hadnt been back since they started carrying decent beer. Naturally they have a decent Bruery selection but they also have a bunch of other stuff that you may not expect from looking at the outside (Racer X, BRUX, a sizeable Green Flash collection, most of the Lost Abbey lineup, and more).

Prices were reasonable and pretty much everything else goes with a small liquor/convenience store applies here. I’ll probably stop in again at some point after leaving the Bruery.

Small store just down the street from the Bruery. Used to just be your typical liquor store, but now a pretty respectable selection of micros. Still has the typical liquor store selections, though. Kind of funny to see tall cans of Crazy Stallion next to bottles of Lost Abbey beers.

This place has definitely changed in the last few years. If you had wandered in a year or two ago, the only sort of beer you would find is malt liquor, but these days there is a rather impressive selection of local and not so local craft beer. From cork and caged Lost Abbey’s like Red Poppy, to Speedway, to Gueuzes, to even stuff from the Bruery down the street. Still a few obscure malt liquors if that is your thing. Easy parking, prices are pretty decent. Only problem is some of there items might sit on shelves for a while (as no one expects this outwardly average looking liquor store to have godd craft beer). Example: Bear Republic Racer X from more than 6 months ago still on the shelf. Either way, worth checking out if you are visiting the Bruery up the street and need some bottles.