Getchell Growler Beer

First, the whining....1) They moved almost all of the bottled beer next door to the service station so there isn't much to peruse when waiting for your growlers.2) If no one is in the growler shop, you have to go to the service station and ask someone to open up. I almost always have to find someone to open up for me (wandering around like a lost nerd with my empties) and while they're super nice, it makes me fell like i'm interrupting them.That aside....1) I get why they moved the singles... now they're cold next door.2) Excellent prices. Discounts during happy hour and if you bring two+ growlers.3) Nice staff (although the station owner is the best because he seems like the real beer drinker of the group and knows the most).4) They fill the growlers well on a consistent basis. Some shops cut ya short with foam and such.5) While there are some dull 'standards' on the brew list, they do get some fun stuff in.6) You can go online and see what they have on tap... and they actually update it pretty well. 7) 50 taps!!

They are never open regardless of the glowing open sign that is ALWAYS ON. I live less than a half mile away from this store and LOVE beer and I choose to drive 10 minutes away to Norm's Keg and Bottle shop because there doors are always open and have a great selection. Just a little advice, if you want to run a successful business you might want to open during your posted hours.

Today was my second visit to this store. I am impressed with their selection of beers, mostly ales, about 25 in all. Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale and Mac n'Jack's Two Tun IPA were my selections on this visit. My girlfriend and I sampled a wide variety of those available. Not really a bad beer on the list, mostly craft brews. I recommend this store to fans of good beer at decent prices.

A little gem for great beer! Owner is great! Love going in this place talking beers and grabbing a few great craft beers plus a grey variety of beers on tap. Prices are good also!!