A very nice selection here that includes many Michigan locals, a good bit of Colorado stuff, and even a bunch of Belgian and trappist beers (Rochefort). Usually have some Jolly Pumpkin. A bit pricey on some stuff but pretty standard overall. Not a huge fan of their premade food stuff. Very nice for a grocery store, though.

They let me mix and match six packs of local brews, so I can’t complain. Dark Horse Black Bier---mmmmm! JP iO, better yet. Bells, Founders, $4.99 Orval....makes me cry.

Your typical whole foods. No growlers and selection is rather small. Good to pick up some Bells or Founders but nothing hard to find.

This is your typical Whole Foods which means along with a decent selection of national brands you will find some local / regional stuff. I didn’t walk out with much besides a Dragonmead Final Absolution but there were several other tempting options. As a first stop near the interstate this is not a bad place to begin your beer hunting.

A great first stop for local beer. Whole foods prices are always reasonable and I have found some hard to find beers hiding on the shelves. For example, at this location, they had a few kuhnhenn mayhem bottles on the shelves as well as many shorts 6 packs.

Bunch of shorts six packs, BA raspy, dark horse, arbor brewing. Prices are pretty typical. Found a couple new dark horse beers here I haven’t seen in indiana.

Maybe I was just done with beer shopping by the time I got here, but seemed the selection was no where near as good as other WF places I’ve been. Not that I wouldn’t check it out again, given the chance.

Well, as a couple users have said, it’s a Whole Foods. Selection is better than my local stores by brands, but after a few visits, I wonder about the freshness of some of their non-refrigerated selections. I noticed after opening an Achel Bruin after a recent visit that it was marked as having expired two years ago. The beer was great, but it could have easily been something that doesn’t age well. Beyond that, the prices are decent compared to the specialty beer stores in Ann Arbor, and it’s nice that they have a small selection of beer glassware as well. As of 2012, this Whole Foods has added a very small (three tap) draft beer selection over by the wines.

I was surprised to see some good prices on some things here, but generally the selection is a little more limited and there’s nobody there to help you out. Plus, no sixer breaking. Gets the job done if you can’t make it to Bello Vino, Beer Depot or Main Street.

It is a grocery store. A decent selection of beer, I got excited at the time for the Avery Czar I got their. Easy to get to and just about inbetween EMU and UM.