June 30, 2009
Typical organic grocery, with as good of an under six selection as you’ll find in Knoxville. Won’t break sixes though.

May 24, 2009
Organic grocery store located in a congested shopping area in westen Knoxville. Maybe 30 different six packs, some larger bottles. Recurring TN grocery store beer selection theme - yawn. At least you can buy beer in the grocery store... many micros, Duck Rabbit, Leffe, etc.

April 2, 2008
Kind of an Organic / Gourmet grocery store that leans more toward the organic side. Beer selection is pretty much everything that you can get in Knoxville under 6%, but I did find a few things that I couldn’t find anywhere else. Not bad if you find yourself in the area, but not worth the trip if you’re just looking for beer.

August 20, 2007 [ Updated November 22, 2007 ]
Upscale grocery store with a nice selection of six packs, probably about 150 different ones. Nice price for TN on most of them too. They only have about 20 that they sell as singles though. I asked about singles on others, or mix-n-match sixes, and the guy told me it messes their inventory up. Said he didn’t know anyone around Knoxville who did that. So I didn’t buy anything, but went about 1/4 mile down the road to World Market, where they sell about 75% of the same selection as singles or mixed six packs.

August 3, 2007
As good a selection of under 6% beers in the Knoxville area, at good prices.

March 19, 2007
Decent selection of under 6%’ers, with local & regional selections. The only problems I see is the entire selection is in coolers and you can’t bust up sixers. A bonus is you get some great organic groceries while stopping by for some beer or hit the deli cafe for a little lunch.

August 11, 2006
One of the better below-6% selections in Knoxville. I always stop there if I’m out west; it’s much more reasonably priced than Leaf and Ale. Pick up some organic groceries while you’re there. Yum.

June 26, 2006
Most of the under 6% micros and imports available in Knoxville can be found here, and prices are on par with the area. Beer is right next to the cheese section; be careful not to drool. Also the best (and most expensive) whole-bean coffee around. The department stockers/managers are knowledgeable, but the friendly cashiers are clueless. This is the only place I know in the Knox area with Thomas Creek (SC) beers. The bad new is that some of the beers are very slow to turnover, and I’m sure that many are a year old.

February 4, 2006
This is an organic food store with a good beer selection. This is my preferred destination for 6% beer in Knoxville. They have an adequate selection of microbrews and maybe 10-20 singles which are mostly imports. All of these are available at a reasonable price for the area. I always like to go next door to Turkey Creek Wine & Spirit to get the high alcohol beer, so between the two stores it’s one of the best beer selections in K-town. I’ve done a bit of grocery shopping here before, but being that it is just a grocer I guess I won’t give the food a rating. . .