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Beer Available At Holiday Wine Cellar (arranged by most recent)
Dogfish Head Victory Stone Saison Du BUFF 95, Midnight Sun Panty Peeler 98, Stone Imperial Russian Stout 100, Russian River Pliny the Elder 100, Manzanita Lazy Saison 66, Alpine Beer Company Mandarin Nectar 66, Telegraph White Ale 79, Karl Strauss Tower 10 IPA 84, Telegraph Cerveza de Fiesta Pilsner 38, Lightning Thunderweizen 90, Midnight Sun Sockeye Red IPA 95, Avery Barrel-Aged Series 7 - Dihos Dactylion 98, The Bruery Saison Rue 98, Mother Earth Los Cuatros Amigos Agave Saison 71, Stone India Pale Ale (IPA) 100, Port Brewing Santas Little Helper Barrel Aged 98, Lagunitas Our Own Bavarian-Style DoppelWeizen 96, Nøgne Ø Dobbel IPA 97, Bear Republic Racer 5 99, Firestone Walker Double Jack IPA 100
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| albertq17 (12), California | | February 8, 2012 I’ve been here many times. Classy feel to it, especially if you go downstairs to check out the wine. The beer selection is top notch. The last time I was there they put almost all the beer in the walk-in cooler. They did keep some cases of recently released beers outside of the cooler, and it seemed like they were still moving things around so next time I stop by I will update. Plenty of glasses too. Service is great. Just a great place to get awesome beer, and if you visit, do go downstairs and check out their setup. | Jamuligan (3), Jamul, California does not count - explanation | | November 9, 2011 Great selection. Staff is knowledgeable and helpful. They have great tastings and events. Ambiance is great. Top notch bottle shop! | | northropfrye (47), Steinbach, Manitoba | | September 13, 2011 A great place to order online. Awesome customer service. The selection is decent though some stuff is out of stock. I’d order here again. | | fiver29 (48), Cleveland, Ohio | | September 1, 2011 I visited here when they opened this past Sunday. WORST BEER STORE IN THE ENTIRE AREA.
Where do I begin? The majority of the beer is located in a walk in cooler in the back. I don’t like freezing my ass off to shop for beer. I had to go in and out of the cooler at least half a dozen times to thaw out. Service sucked ass. When I got there there was a sign just inside the door. It listed beers that were tasted there the night before. I asked if I could buy some of the beers on the sign. I was told no. Those were in the basement and only the owner could sell those. And the owner wasn’t in.
So they have a great selection. Only problem is you won’t be able to buy the good stuff. Unless the owner is there. I found no value visiting here and overall it pissed me off more than anything else. I’ll never go back here. | trashcan1223 (9), elcajoin, California does not count - explanation | | July 6, 2011 i went there they have pretty good selection. they got some expensive beer. plus they close toooo early. | | Terminus (233), Las Cruces, New Mexico | | June 25, 2011 one of the best beer stores i have ever been to. it was hard not to spend alot of money here. however, i contained myself and only bought 125 bucks worth. Alot of out-of state beers that i didnt know were avaialbe (HOTD, jolly pumpkin) and basically anything brewed in CA its here (RR, Stone, PP, Alesmith, Alpine). a great store! | thetomG (1), Chicago, Illinois does not count - explanation | | June 8, 2011 Stopped in here when I was out in SD visiting Stone because of all of the great recommendations I’d read everywhere. They were not kidding...
Great vibe to the place and friendly helpful staff that went along well with their excellent selection.
I have to give a special shout out to Mark who, after we talked shop for a bit, was nice enough to pull a few special bottles out of the back for me... REALLY made my trip. Highly recommended and a must stop for anyone who makes the drive out from SD to visit Stone...
| JohnCoctosin (7), California does not count - explanation | | June 5, 2011 Found what I was looking for - Hitachino Nest Red Rice Ale and Mikkeller Beer Geek Bacon. Only had two beers from Bruery and none of the Stone collaborations though. Pretty cool retro feel because the place probably hasn’t changed in decades. Interesting liquors too for good prices. Staff was helpful the only time I had a couple questions and went looking for another beer I needed. Would be willing to drive the 15 minutes anytime I need something unique. | | womencantsail (53), Home of Rebecca Black, California | | March 27, 2011 Great selection of American craft in the coolers, as well as some Belgians in there as well. Russian River, Stone, Moylans, Santa Cruz, Lost Abbey, Lagunitas, AleSmith, HotD, Deschutes...you name it.
Pretty extensive selection of Belgians out on shelves right behind the coolers as well, along with American Craft Belgian-style beers.
The prices are what I would have expected to pay anywhere, and they also had a pretty good selection of glassware.
The staff were very helpful and nice people. | | tytoanderso (53), SLP, Minnesota | | March 8, 2011 Kickass store! Everything I was looking for in San Diego: Alesmith, Alpine, Lost Abbey, Telegraph, Upright (!), Pliny, Blind Pig, 50/50 Eclipse, you get the picture. Tons of Belgians, Germans, Mead, Cider, glassware. Service was adequate. The guys knew what they were doing. Seemingly a one stop shop in the SD area. Love the post-modern, 1974 feel of the place. Great vibes... reminds me of a certain liquor store in S. Minneapolis... ;) |
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