Harleysville Beverage

 

 

First time since new owner took over and glad i stopped. 100% improvement as they now take credit, have much bigger selection (actually picked up World Wide Stout which the owner was able to talk about it with knowledge) then many local distributors. Big selection on crafts, would like to see more German beers. I definitely will be back and suggset you stop by if looking for something a little out of the norm.

I used to travel past the store to get my beverage of choice. But since King has bought and taken over as manager it has become
the beer store for me. King is very helpful and knowledgeable of the beers that he carries. They do have several beers on tap to taste test. Good variety of micros. They also carry 1/6's which is perfect for the person loves draft beer but also likes to change kegs. Pricing is good and competitive. Happy to have them in Harleysville. If you are in the area or driving bye I suggest stopping in and say hello and pick up something tasty.

Good place to pick up Beer. I ussually go to North Penn Beverage which is a little bit further away, but this place is great if you need to pick up something quick. This is actually my go to place for kegs. Good pricing, and a variety of ice bag sizes. The husband and wife(or at least thats what I picked up) that run it always answer questions and help whatever you're looking for. The selection is ok. Of course they have your standard Macros, they do have a wall dedicated to Craft/Import Beer as well, but nothing that you can't find almost anywhere else. What I like about this is they usually always have a few 750ml bottles up front of Chimay or Duvel. They've recently had a nice variety pack of Ommegang which I enjoyed. Definitely a good local stop.

Bought some beer here this past weekend, for the first time in several years. They appear to be under new ownership as the layout has changed, their selection of craft beer increased, and they now take debit and credit cards!

Their selection of craft beer was pretty decent, with one whole aisle dedicated. The section started with some of the mainstream belgians (they had all 3 varieties of Chimay, etc), and then the US craft beer. Most of the breweries where east coast, with several New England based breweries that I have not seen before. By my estimation probably about 30 to 40 different breweries.

On the wall of their cooler, they had a half dozen draft taps, so I assume you can request samples.

Prices were decent and the shelves were very neatly organized with clear price tags.