Visited this beershop only because my hostel was in neighborhood. Mostly wine, very short beer list – about 25-30 beers including some BrewDog i Brewbaker beers. Don’t bother with getting here.

Nice little store with a wine-beer section. Inside, not the craziest amount of selection but one that shines by the variety of the beers. The owner knew very well ll the details about his beers and offers some very nice small German offerings such as Häffner Bräu and Braustelle along with other little gems that are off the beaten path. Very helpful friendly service and all in English with plenty of beer recommendations to visit in Berlin. A nice selection of Belgian beers and many British ones. A good selection of Brewdogs with even the Abstrakt serie. Beer prices are ok while some can be a little overpriced especially when buying small German new beer styles. Also sells some beer books and local products along with a nice selection of sake. Good to see a litle store with an owner who actually cares about what he sells.

Went here a few times in late 2011/early 2012, had some nice things unusual for Germany (even Europe) and I like the community building (tastings, etc.) but the prices were quite high and I never did quite shake off the dislike of small boutique owner hovering. I’m a little burned up that the proprietor decided to rate his own store here on Rate Beer, though the enthusiasm might be forgiven if he didn’t rate down the other shops in the city.

Lovely little place and clearly with a passion for beer. The selection has mostly the international staples: Great beer, but not much new if you’re an experienced beer traveller in Europe (or has daily access to beer shops in Denmark/London/Rome or elsewhere) There is a very limited German selection, but some real gems among them. The prices are quite steep, but you can’t really compare to German standard beer anyway.

Great little shop in Moabit. Not the widest selection of beer, but certainly the most interesting selection I have seen in Berlin. Nice selection of German (and some Austrian) craft beer, a decent selection and Belgian and some other imported quality beer. Very friendly and knowledgeable owner. Certainly on my must-visit list in Berlin.

Nice cosy little beer and wine shop with some rare beers from UK, US and Benelux. The owner organizes now and then beer tastings. He is also knowledgeable about the beers and we had a little chat. I think it’s "little" (if I can get the same from online beershop for 50% less, yes, it sure is) pricey in comparison to some less beer shops, but has one of the best (non-German) selections. Worth checking out for some more rare stuff in Berlin: Brewdog, Sierra Nevada, De Molen and some others.

If you find yourself in Berlin this is a must visit place. Very easily accessible - located only a few hundred metres from the Moabit S-bahn station the place is a wine shop with a small but very qualified selection of craft beer. Emphasis is on US, British and German microbrew. Prices are a bit high but I understand this is because the owner basically has to replenish his stock by himself visiting the various German microbrewers and importing beer into Germany. Rainer is extremely knowledgeable about beers in general and is very attentive and willing to help you out. Tastings are organised occasionally with some high profile visits by US and German brewmasters. On my visit here I was treated to a new beer that nobody had rated before and in a subsequent trade (you know sometimes it’s nice to bring exotic beer from your own country to a fellow beer geek even if you also buy bottles from his shop) I was pampered with a rare, vintage Doppelsticke Alt. I have yet to find a bottle shop in Berlin with a more interesting beer selection. BTW it’s worth mentioning that the "Berlin Bier Shop" is actually a duplicate of this place and should probably be merged if an admin comes around.

The best place in berlin to get the really big names in the craft beer-industry. De Molen, Great Divide, Brewdog (Abstract!), Westvleteren 12 (!), Left Hand, Emelisse and Anderson Valley +++ Friendly and helpful owner who speaks perfect english. The prices is quite high, but i guess that’s just the way it has to be.

Real easy to get to from the S-Bahn station Bellevue, cute little shop on a nice street, great service and besides the great wine selection and food stuff (smoked paprika, spanish potato chips) they have great non-German (USA, Dutch, Belgian, Scottish, etc) beer. A great place. Go here, you will not be disappointed. (edited: just visited again and had to update my selection rating. Lots of great German micro stuff here along with US and the usual Belgian suspects, and some not so usual Belgians.)

Very good selection of non German beers for Berlin/Germany, plus some very interesting German microbreweries; friendly and helpful owner. A bit pricey.