November 17, 2009
Best selection for craft beer in Vancouver. Great array of Belgians (including Rochefort 8, Westmalle Tripel, Gulden Draak, etc.), the best of the US (Rogue, Dogfish, Brooklyn), and of course, BC’s micros. Prices are quite steep though.

July 26, 2009
This is the place to visit in Vancouver for bottled beer. The selection is extensive and very well thought out. It includes a wide variety of local BC offerings (Phillips, Tree, Fat Cat, etc) and a good sampling of US and European (especially Belgian) beers including Rochefort, Orval, Lindemans, Brewdog, Green Flash, Bear Republic, North Coast. Nice to see some Dieu du Ciel bottles available. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful.

July 8, 2009
This store offers an excellent selection of micros and imports. Most are pricey, this isn’t the gov’t store for sure. Then again, most of this beer hasn’t been sitting in a warehouse for 6 months either! Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

May 28, 2009
Pretty solid private beer and wine store in Vancouver. The best selection of BC cider and mead I’ve ever seen. It’s pricey, but since you can’t really get it anywhere else, what choice have you got. There is a pretty nice selection of local brews and US imports in here. A few coolers at the back for six-packs and large format bottles. The folks in there knew their stuff and enjoyed chatting about the beer scene in Vancouver. No complaints here.

February 1, 2009
Awesome place. Very friendly service and a decent selection of BC micros and American micros. Probably the best beer store i Vancouver.

January 29, 2009 [ Updated March 12, 2009 ]
I think This place has one of the most unique selections of beer in the city, the staff are Friendly & really in to the beer they sell, I found some real gems there, Konings Hoeven and Gulden Draak were just a few. when ever im in town I try to stop by to see whats new.

January 29, 2009
Great beer store. Ever since the expansion about a year ago, Brewery Creek has been bringing in lots of American microbrews that can be found few other places in the city. It is a little bit pricey though (did I see $19.95 for Schneider-Brooklyner, yikes!!!).

September 9, 2008
Small indeed, and tucked away from the streetfront, but well-stocked! The evening we went, we had loaded up with a huge bunch of bottles, only to have to come back because their computer system crashed (I felt really bad for them, as it was a Saturday night and the place was BUSY). Helpful staff, good selection of local stuff, some U.S. micros, some quality belgians, and a surprise or two (Antares nice!). Sure you’ll pay a little more, but for the effort to constantly bring in new product, I think it’s worth it.

August 26, 2008
Has the best craft beer selection in Vancouver, but you’ll pay more for the same product that you can find in Firefly or Viti. This could be a Belmont Station or Bottleworks, but the BC Liquor Distribution Board won’t let that happen. Nevertheless, the manager works continuously to get new product in. A recent store expansion has made it roomier and provides more space for expanding the beer selection. I rarely find myself buying six packs. Usually, I’ll grab a variety of bottles to explore. It would be nice if they carried clothing, glassware, and accessories.

August 24, 2008
I liked the place. Canadian pricing is high, but what can you do. Got some good local stuff.