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Beer Available At Pauly’s (arranged by most recent)
Bayerischer Bahnhof Original Leipziger Gose 86, Great Divide Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti 100, Stone Sublimely Self Righteous Ale 100, Chatoe Rogue OREgasmic Ale 91, St. Bernardus Abt 12 100, Founders Porter 100, Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock 100, North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout 100, Founders Imperial Stout 100, Stone Imperial Russian Stout 100, Rochefort Trappistes 10 100, Bells Hopslam 100, Goose Island Rare Bourbon County Stout 100, Duvel 99, Southern Tier Pumking 98, Founders KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout) 100, New Holland Dragons Milk 98, Avery Anniversary Eighteen 88, Jolly Pumpkin La Roja 99, Augustiner Maximator 97
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| bruwery (21), Lowell, Michigan | | November 9, 2011 [ Updated November 14, 2011 ]
The service and selection are top notch here, but you do pay a bit more. They also have homebrew supplies, a really nice wine selection, and a great keg list. | dan3255 (5),
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The selection is incredible and the staff was helpful. great place!! | | hankchinaski (12), Florida | | October 20, 2009
This is a place that really respects good beer. The selection is incredible and the staff was helpful. Grateful to the gentleman I met at Founders who recommended the place; if you are hitting the Michigan breweries you must stop and check it out. | | bigtaster (29), Grand Rapids, Michigan | | March 11, 2009
Pauly’s has a very good selection, I would say second best in grand rapids area, I found a few beers there I have been looking for for a while. Paul and the staff are very helpful and friendly. It’s a smaller place and kind of in the middle of nowhere. Would love to go on their pub crawls and wine tasting tours. | WakeandBake (4), Greenville, Michigan
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I was here a week or so ago, WOW ! What an awesome place. I met Pauly himself,we talked a little,he showed me the cooler addition they are putting on,holy Sh!# ! Shelf after shelf of goodies to drink here folks, and a bunch of those cute little liquor bottles too. They had beers I had only read about,and wished I could get locally. I did not check out the liquor in detail (too busy drooling over all the beers eh) But it looked like quite a selection too. I will be back ! | | nbutler11 (172), Phoenix, Arizona | | July 27, 2008 [ Updated August 3, 2008 ]
For it’s location, nothing beats Pauly’s. Being from Ionia, I know just how few options there are for anyone living between Grand Rapids and Lansing, so I can attest that this place is a godsend. The husband (wine) and wife (beer) team that own/operate the store keep the shelves well-stocked and are both very knowledgable. If you’re looking for something that’s not on the shelves, don’t be afraid to ask, they just might have it in the back. | jt3375 (2), Lansing, Michigan
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When we moved to Lowell we thought at first all of our beer needs would be thru the big box store in town until we discovered Pauly’s. As soon as you walk in the clerk usually is there to provide a good (not expert) opinion on anything from beer to cigars to alcohol. Though I’ve seen more selection, this store is a great find in a small town like Lowell! | bcjolds (1), Ada, Michigan
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Holy cow was i impressed when walking in to this shop! Not your normal West Michigan beer store more like a Chicago liquar store. One wall of coolers devoted to micro and imported beers and at quick count just over 250 cold singels and they give you 10% off a build your own 6 pack. With the warm beers on the shelves I’d guess at well over 500 diffrent beers to chose from. Not being a home brewer I have know way of knowing how they stand but shelevs of grain and row upon row of little bottles and tubs of grain on the floor. | | jonwayne4883 (12), Grand Rapids, Michigan | | February 27, 2007
wasnt as impressed with the selection. mostly easy to fins singles, seemed to be a heavier focus on wine and large bottle expensive beers. prices comparable on singles. service gets points knocked off as i was only one in store and worker only noticed after id been stnading at register counter for five minutes. | feyeerie (1),
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What a surprise find!! We accidentally stumbled upon this small but well stocked beverage emporium - they have a very broad and eclectic assortment of microbrew beers (available by the "single", too), home brew supplies, a great range of quality wines as well as a well stocked liquor selection. Pauly’s has some interesting spirits - has anyone ever heard of "Bison Grass Vodka"??
Pauly’s shares the building with a newly opened "Jet’s Pizza" (our prijmary reason to stop, hence the "accidental" discovery of this shop) . . . what could be better - a great pizza, washed down with a stong Belgian!!??
When travelling M-21 east of Grand Rapids, pay Pauly’s a visit - you won’t be disappointed. |
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