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Beer Available At Hop City Craft Beer and Wine (arranged by most recent)
North Coast Le Merle 96, 21st Amendment Bitter American 93, Mother Earth Second Wind Pale Ale 65, De Molen Bommen & Granaten (Bombs & Grenades) 95, Oskar Blues Deviant Dale’s India Pale Ale 99, Magic Hat Demo 54, Left Hand Sawtooth Ale 71, Great Divide Espresso Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout 100, Mother Earth Sunny Haze 62, Hanssens Scarenbecca Kriek 98, Hakim Stout 25, Sweetwater Road Trip 43, Terrapin Hopsecutioner India Pale Ale 97, Unibroue 17 99, Avery Anniversary Eighteen 88, Dogfish Head Tweason’Ale 25, Uinta Hop Notch IPA 96, Fort Collins Red Banshee (Retro Red) 58, Clown Shoes Tramp Stamp 96, Fort Collins Z Lager 68
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| Cybercat (93), Georgia | | May 24, 2012 This is THE place to buy beer in Atlanta! Beers are arranged by type so you can easily find what sort you like best - stouts, IPAs or whatever. They have a lot of beers that I have never seen anywhere else in the Atlanta area. The employees are very helpful and well trained but not intrusive, and will quickly guide you to the sort of brews you are seeking. They are also very efficient at the cash register, and you can join a free club to get discounts on your purchases. Finally, parking is plentiful and they are easy to find. I will visit this place again and again and again. | | nbondi (39), Chicago, Illinois | | May 21, 2012 Large well-lit store with tons of options. Excellent and varied selection of American beer with many imports, but none that seemed very interesting in the import category. Staff was very helpful and took the time to walk me around the store pointing out the local highlights. Cool option to fill 32 and 64oz. growlers. Five bucks for the glass isn’t terrible, but bring your own. The excitement at this store is definitely on tap. | | Suttree (120), Knoxville, Tennessee | | May 15, 2012 Well, that was...overwhelming. Absolutely huge selection, arranged by style. Very easy to spend way too much. Excellent selection of growlers. too. They had homebrew supplies and wine, as well. In fact, The Bride said she like the way had a numbering system so she could identify something by style, flavors, price, etc. But seriously, man - beer. Lots of it. | | decaturstevo (80), decatur, Tennessee | | April 20, 2012 Huge selection of beers. Re-organized lately makes it a little harder for me to find what I’m looking for but still a very nice selection. Homebrew supplies and nice growler fill line up. | uncben87 (4), Georgia does not count - explanation | | April 7, 2012 Hop City is a great beer store. The selection is world class and the staff are highly knowledgeable and always willing to talk about beer. The growler section is incredible with close to sixty taps to choose from. The only problem I have, as I do with most beer stores in major metro areas is that the highly sought after beers are nowhere to be found. If you’re not there the day of release then you might as well not even ask. This isn’t the store’s fault, I’m just jealous I don’t live closer. | | pari6819 (40), Florida | | March 20, 2012 Great selection of beer, and the staff, and I mean all of the staff was eager an knowledgable. It is often you go to a place and there is someone there that is not passionate or knowledgable. This is not the case at this establishment. Definitely one of my favorite places to visit. | | maekchu (11), Hirakata, Japan | | February 10, 2012 A whole lotta beers. A lot more than Green’s on Buford Highway, which I visited the same day. Most beers are from breweries you’ve seen before. Beers are organized into large groups by style rather than by brewery. A limited number of rarities. The imports (Belgian/German/British) seemed especially limited. Still probably enough for even a devoted craft beer hunter to find something new. Knowledgeable staff, too. I asked for Lost Abbey’s The Angel’s Share, and the clerk shook his head -- but then said that they still had it on tap in their growler section! Check-out clerk was was a bit curt.
Definitely worth a stop. | | markwise (124), North of Tampa, Florida | | February 7, 2012 Went here at opening time on a Saturday. Were there five minutes early and the guys inside walked around and did not open the doors until about 10 past opening. Then after looking around, none of the bottles had a price on them, and when I took them to the register, the guy could only tell me they were "either nine or eleven dollars." They could only tell me what they were out of. The growler station looked pretty cool, and had about 60 taps, I think. Seemed like a decent place. | | bleeng (102), Houston nowhere near Beersel, Texas | | February 2, 2012 Went in here on a recent visit to ATL. Tap selection was expansive but not many hard to find beers on the wall. Bottle selection is probably one of the top 5 I’ve seen. Bottles a bit mixed around but you need to be patient and check out all the shelves-lots of surprises and great finds here. Staff knew their stuff too-a big plus. | justinhhp87 (6), Florida does not count - explanation | | January 13, 2012 one of the best stores; i have ever been to’ just added a 60 tap section increasing it from the 15 taps from before; plus the beers are all awesome and in some cases up to get; the beer selection is beyond awesome with over 1000 or more different beers; staff is excellent and some know alot about beers |
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