Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Rodenbach Vintage 2007 Oak aged ale 92, Keegan Ales Super Kitty 93, Blue Point Lessings Local 93
More Beers Available Here
Victory Storm King Imperial Stout 100, Rochefort Trappistes 10 100, Captain Lawrence Smoke from the Oak (Apple Brandy Barrel) 97, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout 100, Farnum Hill Extra-Dry Still Cider 100, Blue Point 10th Anniversary IPA 71, Stone 13th Anniversary Ale 98, 21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon Wheat 31, The Bruery Saison de Lente 96, Sly Fox Odyssey 84, Long Trail Brewmaster Series Double IPA 97, Sixpoint Lil Frankies Ale 66, Legacy Hoptimus Prime 90, Long Trail Brewmaster Series Coffee Stout 96, Samuel Adams Imperial White Ale 71, Ramstein Double Platinum Blonde 89, Sixpoint Righteous Ale 88, Captain Lawrence Liquid Gold 89, Kulmbacher Eisbock 98, Hair of the Dog Adam 100, Sixpoint Bengali Tiger IPA 93, Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA 96
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8 reviews for St. James Beverage
| tgncc (25), Bellmore, New York | | December 21, 2009 Small place. They have a growler station with 7 taps, a lot of them expensive. While they don’t have a lot of shelf space, they do dedicate a substantial amount of it to craft beer. The prices are average, not great. The place is relatively clean and organized for its size. It’s a hole in the wall, and not easy to find. The staff seems to be reasonably helpful. It’s ok to stop here if your’e nearby, but don’t go out of your way for this. | | zdk (25), New York | | June 11, 2009 After reading these reviews (esp. compared with Port Jeff Beverage) I was expected a little more from this store.
It was hard to find, selection was good, but not especially noteworthy. I also thought their prices where fairly high.
They do have taps for filling growlers, but I didn’t find their selections particularly interesting.
As a plus, they have lots of stuff in the fridge (if you’re on your way to a party or something and need something cold). | | kennydiaz (14), staten island, New York | | May 5, 2009 HAS A GREAT SELECTION OF RARE US BREWS. WILD GOOSE BOURBON, WORLD WIDE STOUT DOGFISH HEAD, TROEGS, SOUTHERN TIER, AND SOUTH HAMPTON. | Harryrass (1), New York does not count - explanation | | February 23, 2009 Went there after another beer store owner told me that they were nice guys and had Smuttonator on tap. He was right on both. Nice selection of top notch stuff, but they don’t seem to carry the full line of anything. Emphasis seems to be on high quality, as opposed to quantity. I saw a stack of Thomas Hardy cases. The guy there was real friendly. Seems to be still in the learning curve about craft beer, but knows enough to be very helpful, which is more than I can say for a lot of places. Good, not great store to check out. | | bonbright7 (35), Bellport, New York | | February 19, 2009 I found this to be an interesting little store with a decent selection of high points, but not the depth of selection. I was pleased to see a fair amount of new beers such as the Sierra Torpedo, Victory V series, and Black Ops right near a multi head tap selection.
It was another interesting moment to hear from the counter person of an upcoming beer-paired dinner the store was working on with a local cafe. I look forward to returning to this little place to see what they are working on. | lethe (3), Stony Brook by way of Cincinnati, New York does not count - explanation | | February 14, 2009 Nice small store that was loaded with good singles and sixes. The guy behind the counter was friendly and offered a free sample. Decent taps for growlers and an above-average selection for the area with nice stocks on sought-after seasonals: Nugget Nectar, Captain Lawrence, Goose Island BCS, Black Ops. While it is a bit cramped, they have clearly spent time amassing a good selection and staying up on recent releases. This will be my main store in this area now. Worth a stop if in the area. | | notalush (163), Denver, Colorado | | August 9, 2008 I finally got around to checking this place out - it’s a bit hard to find, since the building doesn’t face the street, and the sign is rather small, so keep that in mind if you’re headed here - this is one of the smallest beer stores I’ve ever been to, but they have a decent selection none-the-less - most of the locally available micros are represented - their import shelf is small, but well-selected, leaning heavily on belgians - this place gets points for being the only store on the island besides shoreline that has any Cantillon - given their limited space, they don’t have as vast a selection as the other area stores, and seem (understandably) to focus on quality, standard products rather than obscure, beer nerd-centric brews, but you’ll find decent beer - their prices vary, but for the most part seem reasonable - if you lilve nearby, or are at the university for any reason, then stop on in, but don’t make a drive for it. | | LilBeerDoctor (29), East Setauket, New York | | August 1, 2008 Wow, I’m surprised that this place has not been added on ratebeer (it may also be afiliated with Big Z as the sign by the road says Big Z, beer). This is a small place, but only deceivingly small because they still carry a lot of beer and a lot of top-notch, quality beer. Lots of good lsemi-locals (Hebrew, Ommegang, Captain Lawrence, Six Point, Blue Point) and a good import section, especially Belgians (Aventinus, De Ranke, Rochefort, Bernardus, Cantillon, Achel, De Glazen Toren). When you walk into this little place, you will be surprised by what they carry. Sure, not as good as the Huntington giants, but better than other local beer stores (Port Jeff, Stony Brook, Bellport). The taps are decent but nothing extraordinary. Definitely check it out it you are nearby. |
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