October 18, 2009
Decent selection of Belgians and a few oddball Central Coast locals. They sell singles of 12 ozers.

October 3, 2009
Ehhh..what can I say. Pretty slim selection when compared to other stores. The store is not very big and this is why there is a meager selection. A few gems amongst common fare can be found though. I bought a sandwich along with a Becks (yeah, I know) and that shows you how bored I was.

October 2, 2006
Worn down corner deli convenience store front that looks exactly like any other you’ll find in every neighborhood of every town I’ve ever been to in the US. We stopped in for a quick look before hopping over to Spike’s a few doors down. The beer is all the way towards the back, past the rows of wine and liquor. A few micros can be found in the fridge, some Belgians and other imports on the shelves. Trappists, Cantillon Iris, Rosé de Gambrinus and Bio Gueuze, a few quirky Fantomes and some obscure odds and ends looked interesting enough but were a little too pricey for me, besides I was here for the local flavor, for which I was a bit disappointed, and ended up only buying one or two singles. For all the effort this place must have gone through to get their hands on Beers I didn’t see anywhere else in California, you figured they would have had some seasonal or limited edition brew by one of the many regional breweries. Or maybe I just visited on a bad day. For a native willing to invest in some good stuff, this place is pretty good, though. Service is typical blasé dude at the cash who couldn’t care less what you buy.

July 6, 2006
Good bottle shop in downtown SLO. The prices are a touch inflated, but they’ve got some nice regional delicacies (Marin, Bison, Drakes, Northcoast 750s, etc.) There are a bunch of rare Belgians and they’ll let you mix a six. You’ll be charged for it, but you can mix it. Nevertheless, you’d be a fool to pass this place up.