Great selection of brews and wines! Tight quarters though!

I only go when the beer buyer is working and he shows me whats new/good in his opinion. Some good beers available including all the Minnesota brews. Lots of limited release stuff thats on its own rack to make it easy to find.

Visited a few times on a recent business trip. The store is mostly wine but does have a nice selection of craft brews. The corporate beer buyer was there and we chatted for nearly an hour. He is very knowledgable and passionate about craft beer.

This place is near my work and I stop in here about once a month. Beer selection is awesome since most people only come for wine. The beer guy knows his stuff and is always there to shoot the shit during the day and give some great recommendations. Worth a stop to search for some beers which might be long gone from other stores.

Stopped by because I drove by it and in my past experience Haskell’s tends to have a few beers that your not expecting to be there. Jammed pack full of wine Liqour and beer. Value is about the same as everywhere else. Employees are helpfull even if they don’t know what your talking about. They will search for it. Rather cluttered, but that doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing, just more places for something to be hidden.

Haskell’s Minnetonka has a pretty good beer selection, however, it loses points because it is so unapologetic in its wine-centricity. So much so that the wine to beer space ratio is about 90%-5% (other 5% all other liquor) and during the frequent wine sale events, much of the beer shelves are obstructed by cases of wine. Nevertheless, your options in the immediate area (in order of quality) are limited to 1. Haskell’s, 2. Byerly’s (a close 2nd) and 3. Big Top. U.S. Liquors isn’t too far south and that beats them all.