Stopped in here based on the reviews here. This place is a lot like Epps, only not as big, with not as good prices. Not a bad place, with a very good selection, but there’s no reason to go here instead of Frank Smith’s.

Very friendly staff along with one of the better selections in town. It is a small store but I’ve ordered in with no problems. Highly recommended.

I just moved into the area and have been in a few beer stores in the area. They may not be the biggest store but the selection and value is good. Many of the micro beers are about 5 dollars cheaper than the stores in Pottstown. They have all the Dogfish Head beers and many micros. I asked the staff if I could order a case they did not have in stock and were very helpful. The case was in within 2 days and called to let me know right away. I definitely recommend shopping here!

This distributor used to be a Wawa, before they built a new store right down the street. They carry the usual suspects of big brewer beers, with some regional favorites. They do miss out on quite a few local selections, though. There isn’t much from Weyerbacher, Sly Fox, Flying Fish or several others. They do carry Victory, but not all of the year-round or seasonal beers. They also have Dogfish Head, but the selection there isn’t all that impressive either. The number one complaint I have about this store is the prices. Compared to my favorite, Beer Mart in Reading, Coventry’s prices are consistently at least $5 higher per case. For example, a case of DFH 60 Minute at Beer Mart is about $32, while Coventry will charge $37. I just bought a case of Sam Adams Boston Lager, and it cost me $35. To me, that’s a bit high. I really only stop in at this store if I’m not in the Reading area. This is almost a place of last resort. I only shop here if I really have to. UPDATE: 11/11: I feel a little compelled to write a bit of an update of my initial review. The selection over the last few months has improved dramatically. They now carry a lot of local micros as well as a few new imports. One thing I do really love is that once in a while, they will offer a handful of single bottles up at the register. For example, just today I picked up single bottles of AleSmith Old Numbskull and AleSmith Wee Heavy. In the past, I’ve also picked up a few singles of DFH Red & White and Black & Blue. I also purchased a growler of Rogue’s Yellow Snow. So the selection has definitely improved, and therefore, I’m going to increase my rating a bit. The prices, however, remain a little higher than some other stores in the area.