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| - Great Lakes rep lamenting (in a friendly way) my choosing to buy Storm King Imperial Stout over any of his offerings? Check. Large cold case full of a range of friendly, delicious Belgian and Trappist ales? Check. Rochefort 10 specifically? Check. Typical pricing on all of these wonderful but pricey beers? Check. Not that I could even hope to ever find fine fermented delights on the cheap, but one can dream.
I originally came to Rozi's due to the fact that they, like many Cleveland-area and regional wine shops, carry a fine assortment of ice wines. Gradually, as my imbibing horizons widened, I came to realize that their beer selection is pretty healthy, as well. Outside of the previously noted (and celebrated, celebrated, celebrated) Belgian and Trappist imports, they also carry a wide variety of domestics and micro-brews (as well as home-brewing supplies, if you're into that sort of thing). It's the kind of wine/beer shop that, if it was in my hometown, I'd probably spend a pretty decent amount of time in, perusing the shelves and trying many a new brew.
A pretty decent little shop with a pretty decent selection. "Pretty decent" works across the board as a description for Rozi's, actually - not the best place I've ever been to, but clean, with friendly, knowledgable staff who will let you roam in peace, and Rochefort 10. Did I mention that already? Oh, I certainly did. There's just got to be a distinctive reason. Go try a bottle already.
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