Went in today and purchased a DeKonick Gift pack, included in was a tripel, a blond, 2 ambers and a glass, good deal for 18.95. However, after inspecting the beers in my truck i found that they had expired months ago, so i freely exchanged them for a 4pack of St.Bernardus Abt 12( which expires 2014), in which was a hassle free exchange, with might i add, quite friendly service. Other than that... more

Decent enough hotel, pretty good location - at least during the day. Clean. Decent selection of craft brews, but an outstanding selection of hard-to-find liquors - tequilas, mezcal, scotch, etc. Staff are mostly knowledgeable and friendly. One of the better places in town - second to the Sherbrooke location for beer selection, but first for other potables. It's on the small-ish side, though,... more

Definitely not one of the nicer parts of town or one of the nicer liquor stores that I've been in, but this is my favourite place to purchase beer in Edmonton. It's selection is good although it is not nearly as good as Sherbrooke's excellent selection. But Sherbrooke is overpriced and Chateau is very reasonable. I'll go to Sherbrooke for the stuff I can't get from Chateau, but for 9 out of 10... more

I went here after reading the reviews before mine, so I wasn't surprised or taken aback by the seedy neighbourhood, nor the ramshackle appearance from the outside, nor the cold, soulsucking lights on the inside. I went in, was amazed by the selection of beer, and bought around 10 bottles, a big haul for me.
I was happy. That is, until I cracked a bottle of Delerium Tremens and poured it. It... more

I was going to give the honours of this first review to lipschitz, he not only added this establishment to the site, but was also the one who introduced me to this wonderful liquor store and all its glory. But he took too long....
I'd have to say this is the premiere liquor store in Edmonton, I've yet to come across better, and I grew up in there. A little off the beaten track it is worth the... more