October 11, 2009 [ Updated October 12, 2009 ]
A glorified supermarket with a decent selection of beer (for a grocery store, note). They don’t carry anything that can’t be found at a real beer store with the exception of a couple of North Coast beers which are made semi-exclusively for Whole Foods. "Highlights" include Old Stock Ale, RR Pliny and Damnation (common batches, not 23/46), a few locals (a la Jack Russell), and only the most ubiquitous of belgians like Chimay and Duvel.

June 29, 2007
Same old, same old. Sort of a standard upscale grocery store selection. More Jack Russell than other area stores, I think. They have the two North Coast specials for Whole Foods. Worth a stop, if you’re driving by. There’s a Valero across the street, so it can be a twofer. Gas and beer (maybe on the beer).

November 24, 2006
When this store opened 2 or three years ago, it had a great selection of beer. Unfortunately, Sacramento proved to be a poor market for fine brews, so they cut their selection by about 70%. They still have several of the top-selling Belgians (Chimay, Duvel, Rochefort) and a few good domestic microbrews (e.g. Lagunitas, Stone), but the local BevMo does better.

October 3, 2006
Located about a mile down the road from the Bevmo!, this place is a shadow of what the Bevmo is. They might have a beer or two that the Bevmo doesn’t offer, but none being special beers. The only "cool" thing about this place is that they had Face Cachee Niege Cider for $25 a bottle. Interior is a grocery store aimed towards wealthy yuppies.