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Beer Available At Big Top Wines and Spirits (arranged by most recent)
Grand Teton Bitch Creek ESB 93, Flat Earth Red Cape Ale 67, Newcastle Werewolf 17, Grain Belt Nordeast 20, Alaskan Winter Ale 75, Alaskan Black IPA 90, Deschutes Hop in the Dark CDA 98, Surly Bender 97, Founders Imperial Stout 100, New Belgium Snow Day 90, Anchor Liberty Ale 95, Big Sky Powder Hound Winter Ale 78, Lucky Bucket Certified Evil 2010 88, Deschutes Inversion IPA 95, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (Bottle/Can) 96, Surly Wet 2009 & 2010 99, New Holland The Poet 94, Alaskan Summer Ale 52, Anchor Our Special Ale (2005 and later) 95, Tallgrass Velvet Rooster Belgian Tripel 78
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| frankcost (10), Minnesota | | February 26, 2012 Huge chain store lots of selection more could of been cold kinda shady area pricing was in line | | Smudge (13), St. Paul, Minnesota | | February 7, 2011 Pretty decent liquor store. Very big. Great stop if you need to get liquor/wine and beer all in one stop. The craft beer and import section is ok. Kinda lacking. I wish more of the imports were cold. | joechristenson (5), Minneapolis, Minnesota does not count - explanation | | March 21, 2010 Typical of warehouses, Big Top is usually full of an eclectic group of shoppers and workers, as well as fluorescent lighting. Go here if you know what you want already, you live reasonably close, and you want a good deal on beer. The selection isn’t worth extolling, but they have a sizable micro-brew section (dominated, of course, by hoppy American beers), as well as a decent import section. The usual suspects are available in vast quantities, as well. Great for college students on a budget, as well as for those newly donning the "beer enthusiast" hat. Lots of opportunities to explore w/o wondering where your money went. | ders0 (1), , Minnesota does not count - explanation | | February 26, 2010 This place is my shit. It is my go to store. If I’m in the mood for a cheap 40 they have an excellent selection of that. If I’m in the mood for a nice micro they have a good selection of that. Reasonable prices across the board although zipp’s and sometimes cellar’s might have better prices on the micros. Huge store, good selection, decent prices, I feel I am lucky to live by it. It is yet to let me down. | | KAF (100), Coralville, Iowa | | October 22, 2007 There really is no customer service while you’re looking for the beer that you want. About half of what they have in bottles on the shelf is also refrigerated so that is convenient. They have a balanced selection of imports and microbrews. | | OSLO (119), Ames, Iowa | | August 16, 2007 [ Updated January 30, 2009 ] Big store with good selection that was much better than I had ever imagined would be there. Staff walk around and ask if you need help, although I did not ask any beer questions so I am not sure how much they knew about beer. They carry Surly products, which is actually the reason I initially stopped. | BeerAteHer (1), St. Paul, Minnesota does not count - explanation | | June 20, 2005 Interesting inner-city store with a good selection including a few foreign beers, lots of American microbrews and a TON of "ghetto brews". Though not in the best neighborhood, it’s a convenient and safe place (partially because of the uniformed police officer checking id’s every Fri & Sat night) to find a new 6-pack every time. Staff is mostly up at the checkout counter and generally won’t be able to help much, as this is a well-run no-frills establishment that isn’t afraid to say: "Yes, we’ll offer you a good selection of premium beers, but at the same time we also continue to cater to the inner-city crowd with our offerings of cheap malt liquor." Another interesting thing about Big Top is that they have a small freezer with some frozen pizzas. | | JK (163), Uptown, Minneapolis, Minnesota | | January 24, 2004 [ Updated March 4, 2005 ] Only a few miles from downtown St. Paul, and a short drive North on Snelling Avenue from Interstate 94, it has the largest beer selection in the city. Iit is worth a stop if you want something good. Their selection has been improving recently, but still not as good as Cellars Roseville or Minnetonka.. Service is always friendly but has limited knowledge of beer. Very large wine and liquor selections, nothing good in the small humidor. very reasonable prices, and when there is a sale it is worth stopping by. Large clearance section that rarely includes beer. |
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