I wish someone would’ve mentioned that the liquor store was separate from the supermarket. Oh well, the exercise did me good. Nice selection of brews not available in Illinois. My only complaint was the lack of single bottles, limiting the damage that I could do yesterday.

December 2010: They have expanded the beer and liquor selection so that it now resembles the other Woodman stores. The beer selection now covers all the outer walls so this is a big upgrade. Good lineup of WI micro’s; Lakefront, New Glarus, Tyranena, Greys, Capital, etc. Decent variety otherwise but the price is usually $1-2 cheaper than otherplaces. Never been to other Woodmans but for a grocery store this place is nice. They have Bell’s stuff: Hopslam, 3rd Coast, Expedition for ~$13/6 plus other regulars. On a side note there is a authentic Austrian restaurant, "Little Europe" that has about 10-12 German/Czech beers on tap plus some of the best sausage around that is about 1/4 mile up the circle from Woodmans (past the Gander Mt.)

Not a great beer selection here, but if you are living in IL and want to get some New Glarus, this place is your best bet. Pretty cheap prices too; just bring cash.

This store is very weak by Woodmans standards, but still far above the level of the average grocery store (even huge ones) for beer selection. They do have a small selection (maybe 20-30 this past weekend) of singles, including Huber Bock in bottles which is not a common site. Less of the limited New Glarus products, and of the more boutique WI brewers (Lake Louie, Lakefront, Viking, Central Waters) than most of the other S. Wisconsin branches of the chain. Still not a bad stop as it’s right on 94.

Woodman’s is a chain grocery store throughout Wisconsin, each one approximately the size of three football fields. The Kenosha location offers a fair number of Wisconsin microbrews with some Europeans as well. The beer selection in Kenosha is not nearly as impressive as the store in Madison, but if you’re looking for the first place just north of Chicago to purchase New Glarus, this is the store for you. Belgian Reds and Raspberry Tarts cost a mere $6.89 last time I visited. Updated Comment: And noticing Muzzlehatch’s review, its worth noting that Viking, Lake Louie, and Central Waters do not distribute this far southeast. You won’t see any of them at this Woodmans, unfortunately.