Tallahassee, FL to Valdosta, GA

Originally posted by daknole
No. You will barely even find a store of any kind on that ride.

Originally posted by PorterPounder
In Quitman, Ga. there is a quickie mart type store that always seems to have some off the wall Malt Liquor - have picked up a few ratings there - this one comes to mind:

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/silver-thunder/9202/4759/

Originally posted by Blazer06
In Thomasville I suggest stopping at Liams Restuarant downtown. The food is good and they have craft beer and small production wines, but it is pricey. I typically stop in for a cheese plate(they have a great cheese selection) and see what beers they have, it rotates sometimes it is better than others. Jonahs next door has really good food but they don’t serve alcohol, the food is good enough for me to ignore that. I also suggest stopping in at the Sweet Grass Dairy gift shop, their cheese is awesome and goes great with beer.

In Valdosta, 5 point liquors is the place to go for beer. Warehouse Liquors is pretty good as well but 5 Points Liquor is better in my opinion. Charley O’Corleys has the best beer selection for any bar around there, but it is more of a college bar so don’t expect anything worldclass.

Only other tip is slow down in Quitman, that place is a speed trap.

Originally posted by drowland

Originally posted by Blazer06
In Thomasville I suggest stopping at Liams Restuarant downtown. The food is good and they have craft beer and small production wines, but it is pricey. I typically stop in for a cheese plate(they have a great cheese selection) and see what beers they have, it rotates sometimes it is better than others. Jonahs next door has really good food but they don’t serve alcohol, the food is good enough for me to ignore that. I also suggest stopping in at the Sweet Grass Dairy gift shop, their cheese is awesome and goes great with beer.

In Valdosta, 5 point liquors is the place to go for beer. Warehouse Liquors is pretty good as well but 5 Points Liquor is better in my opinion. Charley O’Corleys has the best beer selection for any bar around there, but it is more of a college bar so don’t expect anything worldclass.

Only other tip is slow down in Quitman, that place is a speed trap.

Thanks for the info, I’ll have to check some places out... and slow down.

Originally posted by Blazer06

Originally posted by drowland

Originally posted by Blazer06
In Thomasville I suggest stopping at Liams Restuarant downtown. The food is good and they have craft beer and small production wines, but it is pricey. I typically stop in for a cheese plate(they have a great cheese selection) and see what beers they have, it rotates sometimes it is better than others. Jonahs next door has really good food but they don’t serve alcohol, the food is good enough for me to ignore that. I also suggest stopping in at the Sweet Grass Dairy gift shop, their cheese is awesome and goes great with beer.

In Valdosta, 5 point liquors is the place to go for beer. Warehouse Liquors is pretty good as well but 5 Points Liquor is better in my opinion. Charley O’Corleys has the best beer selection for any bar around there, but it is more of a college bar so don’t expect anything worldclass.

Only other tip is slow down in Quitman, that place is a speed trap.

Thanks for the info, I’ll have to check some places out... and slow down.

Thomasville is a funny little place when it come to beer. You would guess it would only be BMC around there but the liquor store has a good selection (valdosta is better so just wait for that one), Liam’s that carries only craft beer and sometimes does beer and cheese pairings, and the Dairy sells craft beer in the gift shop and will talk to you about pairing with beer as well as wine. The girl in the dairy when I stopped by, immediately knew about cigar city when she saw my hat. For a south GA town you can still easily get your beer fix locally.

Originally posted by drowland
Awesome. Will definitely be checking some of these places out.