Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Stone 09.09.09 Vertical Epic Ale 95, Sweetwater Motor Boat 91, Full Sail Session Black Lager 75
More Beers Available Here
Rogue Juniper Pale Ale 75, Dominion Octoberfest 71, Samuel Smiths Organic Cherry Fruit Beer 46, Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier 92, Weihenstephaner Original Bayrisch Mild 50, Sweetwater Dank Tank DP Barleywine 50, Rogue Morimoto Black Obi Soba Ale 75, Samuel Smiths Organic Strawberry Fruit Beer 42, Harpoon Leviathan Imperial IPA 96, Woodchuck Dark and Dry 802 Draft Cider 37, Samuel Smiths Oatmeal Stout 99, Saranac Irish Red Ale 36, Pabst Blue Ribbon Light 1, Saranac Vanilla Stout 55, Saranac Seasons Best Nut Brown Lager 58, Saranac Bohemian Pilsener 46, Saranac ESB 44, Saranac India Brown Ale 60, Strohs 2, Strohs Light 3, Yuengling Light Lager 5
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GrizzlyBrew (4), Georgia does not count - explanation | | October 30, 2009 A - I feel like I’m in a really big liquor store in the ghetto
S - on the phone, forget it, at the store - it’s alright after you go through several people
S - Still a go-to place to get some harder to find brews
F - N/A
V - ’bout the same as everywhere else
O - Always call if I can’t find a brew somewhere else, but def not my first pick | | ChainGangGuy (16), Kennesaw, Georgia | | August 25, 2009 As this joint is reasonably close to a dear friend’s apartment, I thought I would stop by! Plenty of wine, liquor, and beer packed into an old-looking, somewhat dingy store. Enough varieties of beer to differentiate itself from most other stores, but it still falls way short of the selection you’d find at either Green’s or Hop City.
Everything was going fine and smooth, until the one of the two cashiers began needlessly berating and arguing with me and the poor customers behind me seemingly out of nowhere. The secondary, subordinate seemed quietly apologetic for his co-worker’s appalling behavior, but not so much as to get a dose of Out-to-Lunch Cashier’s anger and gin-scented spit flecks. In fact, I was outrage enough to cancel the rest of the transaction save for the one Belgian beer I had promised the nearby friend. Get me out of here!
For me, when a store is manned by worthless, disrespectful cretins, it completely overshadows all else, and while Toco Giant does have a decent selection at acceptable prices, it is less than 4 miles away from Green’s on Buford Highway, so there’s really no excuse for dealing with, let’s be honest, a lesser selection and a staff comprised entirely of miserable, hopeless tools. | | Cybercat (42), Georgia | | July 20, 2009 This is the place to go for any kind of booze. They have a decent beer selection, plenty of micros and imports as well as single bottles. I have seen better selections, but I did find a few brewskis I have never seen before in Atlanta. The store seemed a little undermanned when I was there, but I visited on a Monday afternoon and maybe that is one of their slower times. The man who helped me at the cash register was quite efficient and fast, though; I was on my way in a short time. If they allow you to "mix a six" then this place warrants more than one return visit. | | PorterPounder (180), Tallahassee, Florida | | August 4, 2007 [ Updated August 8, 2007 ] Crowded, narrow aisled package store - need to watch your elbows tro make sure you do not knock over anything. Decent selction of local micros, west coast bombers, standard Belgians, Germans and Brits - nothing to knock your socks off. Seriously lacking in the singles department - but I know the world does not cater to us beer geeks. Hit Greens if you are in the area instead. Staff is friendly enough - even opened up an extra register when the lines got backed up. | | jrob21 (42), Atlanta, Georgia | | May 29, 2007 Stopped by here one day and haven’t been back. Not due to the lack of beer selection but it is just not convenient to my hood. Good selection but there are better in town. Will do in a pinch. Service is non-existent and you might get run over by a drunk college kid. | | LilKem (23), Marietta, Ohio | | June 13, 2006 found this place on accident on the way to Greens when i took a wrong turn (one exit up on 80 and turn right you’ll run into it). A decent selection but not in any particular order, and kind of hard to locate things. the people didnt seem to know much, and there were people unstocking everywhere so i had to climb over and around boxes which was annoying. prices were comparable BUT they seem to run out of things slow as they still had rye2 and wake n bake at the beginning of june when everyone else was out of both... | Hangover (7), Atlanta, does not count - explanation | | March 27, 2006 This place is OK... the bad thing is that it’s only 2 miles from Greens on Buford, which is way better. The beer selection here is kinda crammed on one end. I’ve got a few things here I’ve not got at greens, but nothing to write home about. They do have some good closeout prices on some weird named beers, good selection of samplers and such. Prices are good. Greens is definitely better, but this place holds it’s own as far as selection. Right by Chilis which usually has a sam adams seasonal and sierra nevada | | harlequinn (112), Tacoma, Washington | | January 12, 2006 The guy that runs this place is a prick. Decent selection but nowhere upto par with some of the other places in town, prices are somewhat competitive, but I would never make a special effort to come up here. | | jeffc666 (86), Fairfax, Virginia | | January 17, 2005 Not quite up to par with Green’s but still a pretty good beer selection. Some of the staff are very helpful, though the average employee seems to be concentrating too hard on breathing to be very helpful. Of the liquor stores in the Atlanta this one is second only to Green’s. All of the locals are present, a decent selection of Belgian, and some American micros that are not at Green’s. Worth checking out if you are in the area. |
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