Wide variety from every category and every country. Organized neatly and easy to find. Assistance offered to load beer in your car. Many hard to find world brews here, as well as an over-the-top selection of German beers. Must visit!

A nice stop just south of Frankfurt with a large beer selection. The focus is obviously German, but there is an English section and a few Belgians. The service does not speak much English, but all I needed was the total price, and they can point to that on the register. There is a large wine section and some spirits, along with logo glassware.

No. 1 German beershop concerning variety. They don’t really concentrate on quality, but some top level brews are available. You can find regional specialties, a wide variety of German brews with a self-evident Bavarian prevalence, a good standard international assortment and brews from some exotic countries due to their collaborative partnerships. Service is helpfully concerning orientation inside the shop, but not - my opinion - concerning beer in general. If you visit Maruhn once in a month you will always find enough new beers to expand your collection without duplicating.

Wow is all that I can say about this place. I was like a little kid at a candy store. They have the biggest selection I have ever seen. Very good stop for those in the know.

Large store right off the Autobahn. Great selection of beers for the area - one of the rare places in Germany where you can find a decent selection of foreign beers. Very nice selection of German beers separated by style with almost everyone available as a single. Over 40 different beers for less than 35 euro (+ a bottle of Campbelltown scotch). Great store - if you’re looking for beer in the Frankfurt area - this is a must stop.

Make a trip here every month from Kaiserslautern. Outstanding selection of German Biers, some Belgians, a little American. I get my Sierra Nevada and Snake Dog IPA/Doggie Style Pale fix here, but at a price. German biers run about 1 euro/bottle on average, Belgian/American 2-4 euro.

Overall not a bad store, decent selection, staff is more or less there for a check and not very knowledgeable. I’ll go back again but not somewhere I’m going to go too terribly far out of my way to get to.

This place was awesome!! I’ve never seen such a selection in europe. I wasn’t able to get a couple of beers I wanted but that was because they were out of it. Maybe next time they’ll have it. This was a huge store that was a lot of fun to go through. I was like a kid in a candy store!! Great selection of single malts too!

Unbelievable selection of beer in a town most people have never heard of before. The largest part of their selection is domestic. Beer is often separated by style. The Weizenbock selection could be a little bigger and the Pils, a little smaller. The have a impressive selection of booze as well. The first place in Germany that has Left Hand and some other West Coast beers. The prices are very reasonable as well.

BLUF: INCREDIBLE!!! I’m with the Army down in Heidelberg (about 30 minutes south), and got turned on to this store by a colleague of mine. I "poo poo’d" it for a couple of months, as there are TONS of getrankemarkts (beer stores) in Heidelberg. I had nothing to do this past Saturday, and so I decided I might as well go and see what they carried. WOW!!!! My first impression - This is a veritable BEER DISNEYLAND!! These guys carry beers from ALL parts of Germany, including Bayern (Bavaria) they carry tens (not quite 100) beers that NO ONE else carries in this part of Germany. They also carry numerous beers from Belgium, France, Italy, Australia, Mexico, Thailand, Philippines, Canada, and yes, even craft beer from the USA (e.g., Dogfish Head). I easily selected two crates of beers and swore I’d be back when I emptied them - give me a week or two. This HAS to be the best getranke in Germany - but I’ll keep looking for a better one!!! I know my search just got a LOT harder, though.