October 11, 2009
Just moved to the area and was convinced there wasn’t a place to buy quality beers for a "cheaper" price than from a bar. Then I stumbled into Whole Foods. Everytime I make it out here I drop over $45 easily on just beer. They do tastings on occasion and have a range of [quality] styles and brewers, for example: Ommegang, Avery, Dogfish Head, Unibroue, Shipyard, Rogue, Jolly Pumpkin, Chimay, and St. Bernardus just to name a few. Wish they had Southern Tier and carried variety packs. You can make your own 6-pack from a small, select few they sell on the side. New selections get rotated often. Also, the beers are located in the corner of the Supermarket away from the crowds so you can linger and take your time selecting craft brews. But a staff member will always come and ask if you would like any suggestions. #8 on 11102009 DG.

January 1, 2008 [ Updated September 15, 2008 ]
Not a huge selection but a wonderful selection. Really nice bomber and 750 offerings.

October 27, 2007
They have a pretty good selection of beers (all refridgerated), a few you won’t find across the street at Total Wine, but the prices are noticably higher. Overall a decent store to shop for specialty items, cheese, produce, cuts of meat, fish and grains especially, but plan to add 10% to your average grocery bill.

January 17, 2007
Accidentally stumbled across this place and was very surprised when I found a selection of St. Bernardus, DFH, Avery, and some Left Hand that I have not seen elsewhere. It’s just a "fancy" grocery but with a decent beer selection.