January 27, 2008
Big numbers but not so interesting. People stop here to buy booze. They have Christoffel Blond that I bought for my sister and boyfriend, a few classic good Belgians, German lagers and hefeweizen, a lot of beers from exotic countries too (check their website for a list) and a bunch of Swiss (I remember Locher for example, nothing special anyway). Stop if you are thirsty or if you want to carry home some new beer (I suppose that if you are not Bov or Fiulijn you will find some new Swiss beer here).

August 16, 2007
Of all the places I stopped in Zurich to look for beer, this small store was by far the best. The staff seems overworked for the amount of people that were streaming in and out of the place, and as a result the only time you can talk with anyone is when you are paying. Selection of singles was far better than I had expected, with the beers being sorted according to what country they are from. When I was there they also gave you a free beer (which they also produce) for buying a mixed 6 pack.

June 3, 2007
Located in the center of tiny Zurich inside the main railway station (Hauptbahnhoff) on the lower level of the station’s shopping mall. The selection was pretty impressive and seemed to be far better than any other beer selection I found in Zurich. Perhaps 300-400 beers? Mostly stocks common brews from around Europe (mostly) - Bishops Fingers, Sam Adams, San Miguel, and Berliner Kindl Weisse. There were probably 50 Swiss beers, few of which I’d seen before.