Winton’s News & Liquors

San Rafael, Estados Unidos

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1149 4th St, San Rafael, CA, 94901
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Classificação do local: 3
Oakland, CA
Winton’s is across from a coffee shop. between these businesses in downtown san rafael are the only panhandlers visible in san rafael.
winton sells a motley mix of hard core mags, snacks, gums, high end ‘gars, candies, sweets, wines, and beers. hardly any beers are priced.
rating: 2.5 stars
mainstream beers represented. micros not too much.
pours: moylan’s kile lifter scotch-​type ale (22 oz., 8%, 5.90)
–robust. chocolate tasting brew, quick buzz,
-«rich malt balances perfectly with rich hops to provide a concentrated and intense flavor» yep, copped this from the bottle. too buzzed to be original. 5 stars!
–brewed in novato, ca.
on draught:
–indian cashier doesn’t smile.
Classificação do local: 3
Pleasant Hill, CA
It seems that every time I end up on 4th Street in San Rafael, I stop here. It’s literally the old neighbourhood corner store. Although it’s not flashy and is a little worn at the edges, its common touch draws me in (if only for a few minutes). Sometimes it’s for a newspaper or maybe I choose something from their odd selection of office supplies. Last time it was gum, a non-​adult beverage, and an empty cigar box.