September 28, 2009
Fantastic location right off of 95, minutes from the CT/RI border. Great local selection of cold six packs, but the real find is the shelf of Belgian and German bombers. Brassierie, St. Bernardus, and Chimay to name a few. Really competitive prices too, and if you are a wino they have a good selection of wine. Friendly staff too.

December 28, 2007
There isn’t an amazing selection of craft beers, but there’s enough there that I found several I hadn’t had, and the owner seems committed to bringing good beers in. The selection isn’t as good as Wakefield’s, but it’s a heck of a lot more convenient, being right off I-95. For that matter, if you’re coming from the South, you basically go right past Wyoming en route to Wakefield, so there’s no reason not to stop in. There was a limited singles selection, but I forgot to ask if they would break up 6-packs.

November 17, 2007
Very surprised to see this place has not been entered yet. The store is located a minute off I-95 and Route 138 and is incredibly easy to find. The store itself is not large, but holds a small armies-supply of beer. The ambiance has always been great on my visits and the service has been awesome with well beer-educated staff. The selection is excellent with a large number of micros: Stone, Lagunitas, Dogfish Head, Avery, Anchor, Great Divide, Flying Dog, Victory, etc. and a large collection of Belgian and German brews: Rochefort Trappistes, St. Bernardus, Orval, Aying, Schneider, etc. This place has become a regular stop for me and has something new everyday it seems. Check it out.