February 26, 2009
Small store with closely stacked racks. Mostly wine, but has a small craft beer section that is worth checking out, especially if you are just entering the craft beer world. Service is good as far as wine is concerned, my cashier was a self professed non-beer drinker. The price range is broad, so you can find something for what is in your pocket.

March 3, 2008 [ Updated June 28, 2008 ]
Ok, I added this place because it was the first place that turned me onto craft brews, seeing as most of its brews are crafts. The selection is not gigantic, but it is quite sufficient to find something pleasurable. Furthermore, the selections are always changing, so it is hard to go into Old Town and not find something that you have not tried before. The staff is knowledgeable about beer and has proven to me to be more than happy to discuss beer, make suggestions regarding what beer you should buy, and even order beers for you. They have 6 packs, multi-packs, and bombers. But, the best part about this place is their Mix Six deal, which allows you to pick up an empty 6-pack carrier (which the store provides) and simply take singles out of the available six packs so as to construct your own mixed six pack. This tends to be a bit pricey (thou you to get something like a 10 percent discount of some kind when doing this... I think it is 10% off of each single when bought in a mix-6er) yet very fun, especially if you like rating beer. However, it can actually save you money say, if you wanted a certain beer but a six pack of it costs 15 dollars, you can just cop one or two of them in a mix 6er and pay a significantly cheaper total. It even has a drive through window, which proves handy, and it is in a nice part of town.

March 6, 2007
I go to this store more than any other in the area. Nice little store focusing on wine primarily but it has a small well chosen beer section. You can always find a great selection of Bells, Stone, Dogfish Head, Jolly Pumpkin (usually one or two), some local stuff like Bluegrass and Brownings. They also have a decent little Belgian section with Chimay, Rochefort Trappistes 10 and 8, Unibroue, Ommegang, Orval and others that I am sure I am forgetting about. They let you break 6packs and even give a little discount if you make a mixed 6pack. Service is always very friendly, not always knowledgeable but someone seems to always be more than willing to help. Small but nice selection of frozen pizzas and artisan breads from local companies as well as a nice cheese and chocolate selection. A great little store....you wont find anything too rare....so it might not be worth a journey but if you are passing through town give it a shot. I go to Old Town 3-4 times a week and I have never been disappointed