Chase Street Market

Great selection for the area and fair prices. Not many member of the staff are too knowledgeable on the spread but there are some that are quite. Regularly get new releases and old favorites and will try to get stuff for you if they can. Would
absolutely recommend

I stopped in here around lunch time on Wed last week. They do a great lunch business at the deli counter. I was here for beer and they do not dissapoint. A lot of what is available in NH was for sale on my visit. Prices seemed about average for the current craft beer world. Its a convenience store and as sure service was minimal, but not needed this day. I'd go back on my way up North if I needed beverages.

 

Small selection in the back of the store and not much staff knowledge on the styles but I often find hard to get beers here and always stop in to take a look when we are in town. It's a little pricey but worth it considering it's really the only option in P-town.

I came into the store looking for N.H. beers after looking around for a minute a staff member came up and asked if I had any questions. He was helpful and out of a whim I asked about Founders KBS, which they had in the back. I will be stopping there again.

Very cool place. Excellent selection of beer and wine. Staff doesn't really know much about beer and the prices are bit steep. Over all a store that I always go in after having lunch in the downstairs bar and sandwich shop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Housed in the same building as Biederman's Deli.

Came here on our way back home and was really impressed by the selection. Everything available in NH is here and most of it is refrigerated. Had some BA Rasputin, couple of Firestone including Parabola and even some mini-kegs of Newcastle and others.

Service is real nice, they even have 2 beer experts though they weren't on hand when i was there.

The atmosphere is groovy, like a general store but never feels crowded.

Stop here for sure if you're on I-93.

Chase Street has the best selection within a large area - you'd probably have to go to Lebanon or Concord to find a bigger selection.

All the beers are in a bank of coolers in the back left - there are no beers available on the floor. Most of the cooler space is taken up by craft beers. The major choices make up about half the display - the main labels of Shipyard, Magic Hat, Dogfish, etc. The other half of the selection varies quite a bit over time with a lot of seasonals and some limited releases and brands that are perhaps being tried out, but aren't popular enough for regular stocking.

Although I shop here regularly, I have never encountered anyone to address questions to. Prices are 1 to 2 dollars higher than most other stores, but the time and price of gas make the convenience of finding good beers here worth it.

This was my go-to beer store during my last year as a student at Plymouth State. Like most colleges, the typical stores in town had large displays of Keystone Light, PBR, and MHL, but Chase St. was the store that didn't. Their selection was completely focused on craft, with only one cooler of BMC. While they didn't have a huge stock, there was enough variety to keep one busy for a while. Pretty much all of the craft that distributors in this state carry was available.

The store doesn't seem to have a go-to beer guy, so I was almost always in there on my own. I had no problem with this, but it would have been a bit better if I knew there was someone I could refer my questions too. Overall though, this was the best place in town, and in general Chase St is a great place to visit.

Went to college at Plymouth State University. This place has the best selection around for good local and national micros. Not the largest selection by any means, but there are about 8 fridge doors dedicated to just craft. You can typically find many American options from Sierra Nevada, Victory, Stone, Smuttynose, Tuckerman, Rogue, Long Trail, and Magic Hat etc. I'm not as familiar with the imports, but Samuel Smith and Unibroue are there! They have several bomber options as well. For college kids it can be a bit pricey, but overall the prices seem to be in line, so I chose "reasonable" to best reflect the prices. All beer is cold and the staff is nice/helpful. Definitely a good place to stop by if you're in central NH, but probably not worth a really long trip. Ask for Scott, he's the beer guru there and can help with any questions you have.