They are fantastic to work with as a local business. If they don't carry something they are…read moretransparent about and offer up suggestions. Having them deliver directly to our 4 story office is a blessing! Their selection on beers, coolers and flavored seltzers is robust.

They have a nice pick of beers here. I am also surprised they sale non alcoholic beers which is a…read moreplus because I have a buddy that it was perfect for.

Though I no longer live in the immediate area, I always make a point of stopping in Red Land Beer…read moreand Soda. They have a great selection of beer and even have have a Pick 6 option which is great for people like me who appreciate variett and can never make up their mind. The customer service is always awesome and anytime Boyfriend isn't with me, someone always takes my purchases to my car, which I love! Now, with the COVID 19 pandemic, I've seen a lot of questioning, aka griping, about why beer distributors are considered essential. I'm not even going to pretend to understand why they are, though part of me can't fathom begrudging any independent, small business being allowed to be open with the dark cloud of financial crisis looming over our heads. Anyways, with that being said, I'm going to post of picture of Red Land Beer and Soda exhibiting the heart of being of what I personally consider "essential". Kudos to the owner for embracing the true meaning of community and for being an awesome example of people helping people.

Walked in and was greeted by Brad who asked what we were looking for. Mentioned we were going to a…read morecelebration of life and needed a light beer, regular, and a seltzer. He jumped into action walking us to the areas of interest. Ashley the manager helped with recommendations and offered her condolences. Brad even did the shopping for us. Went to the cooler, packed it into a cart, and loaded it into our car. All in the cold rain! Great staff, and a 5 star experience. Thank you!

The people here literally don't care at all and they overcharge on all their beer by a lot, like a…read moredollar overcharge on tall cans. You are better off going to the sheets right across the way. The same ownership group bought Redland down the road on old York rd so expect the same over there as well. Oh yeah, not to mention if you're trying to get any kind of beer that you like fresh don't go here because all their stuff has been sitting on shelves for months if not years. Every IPA that I have bought here taste terrible six months plus on the shelf for sure.

I bought a keg from this place and after I returned the keg and tap after a little miscommunication…read moreI was only provided part of my refund. The people inside the store and ran out to ask about my refund and make sure they provided me the correct amount. I had a great experience here. When I bought the keg the employee helped me out by carrying some of my items to my car and then again on the return of the items made this a great experience. Thanks for being honest about the transaction and thanks for the customer service. Will buy from here from now on.

Aldus is great. Always have a great time when I come by. Great beer selection, friendly staff, and…read morea really nice outdoor area to sit in and people watch. A perfect way to spend a chill evening.

4 stars for a very simple but very fun small town brewery…read more I told this story to the server and now I'll tell it to you: a few years ago, Shock Top created an amazing beer called the Pretzel Wheat. It tasted just like pretzels and was something I bought all the time. Anheuser-Busch then purchased Shock Top and discontinued my beer. Ever since then, I have been looking for a pretzel beer replacement, but the only places that ever sold it were far away breweries, so I thought my pretzel beer drinking days were over. Fortunately, a friend of ours told us about some Pennsylvania breweries to check out that were only a couple hours away. One of those breweries was Aldus Brewing up in Hanover (not too far from Gettysburg). I happened to check out the venue's website and saw that it sold...pretzel wheat beer! After a few months of going back and forth about the distance (a little less than 2 hours from DC), my wife and I finally jumped in the car one lazy Saturday and drove up. The brewery is located pretty close to a cemetery in a rather residential area. We parked on the street and saw lots of outside tables and only a few people. My wife and dog grabbed a table as I headed up some stairs and inside to check the place out. The brewery has a very clean and new look (I think it was maybe a year old at the time of this writing) with a bar off to the right and more seating farther inside. The bartender asked if I needed help, I told her we were sitting outside, and she said someone would be right out. A server came outside to help us a few minutes later. She was generally pretty pleasant and was able to tell us a good bit about some of the beers the venue offered. We decided to start with a soft pretzel and cheese to go with our beers that was absolutely delicious. We then decided to go with "flights" which wasn't as formal as other breweries in that you say which beers you want and they bring you small plastic cups of the beer. That totally worked for us and gave us the chance to try a bunch of beers for what felt like next to nothing in terms of price. The beers we tried included the Driving Me Nuts (hazelnut beer that was like other chocolate beers), My Cherries Amour (fun cherry beer), Berry Your Blues (an excellent blueberry beer), Sunset Daydream and Old Favorite Lager (standard easy drinking beers), and of course, the Pretzel Wheat. The Pretzel Wheat (which I only figured out once we were there was due to Hanover being essentially Pretzel Town USA) was absolutely delicious and exactly what I was looking for. In fact (and this is how the brewery will know who wrote this), I decided to buy 3 cases of the Pretzel Wheat that day. As each case holds 24 beers for something like $35 or $40, I think I ordered enough beer to last me until our next mecca up to the great Pennslyvania north in 2021. Overall, Aldus Brewing provided us with a nice brewery experience and a chance to get ahold of some pretzel beer. While a 2 hour drive might not be for everyone, I would definitely recommend checking this spot out if you are in the area.

Staff is very knowledgeable and always helpful. Best beer selection in Gettysburg. The store is…read moremodern and clean. They always seem to have promotional giveaways.

I needed to order a full keg of beer, long distance from Florida, for a Navy Reunion in Gettysburg…read more I specifically wanted an appropriate beer for an Oktoberfest party for 110 attendees. Vicky was very attentive to my needs and suggested several different beers. After discussing the available options, a decision was made, and it was perfect for our event!

This was such a great disterlly, from the owner to the drinks. It's a nice small place with easy…read moreparking, food and great drinks. We unfortunately didn't try the food. However, it looked amazing. We will try next time. We tried all 14 flavors of booze, and mostly all were very amazing!! Highly recommend the sour cherry, pineapple, and coffee. To sample everything is $14 if you don't want to do all it's one free and a dollar after that. They have many yummy cocktails to pick from along with beer. They serve homemade meringue puffs to have while tasting, and they taste amazing!! I finished with a coffee cocktail for $8. Next time you're in hanover, don't sleep on this place.

I visited this location after being told of the " road Kill" and the hooch. I tried several hooches…read moreand gumbo. The customer service was basic, I was the only one in there. The location was pretty much hidden, I wouldn't go if it was dark. There really isn't a visible sign to direct you. The hooches that I tried were really good. I tend to go towards sweeter drinks and it hit the mark. The gumbo wasn't gumbo there wasn't any holy trinity or anything vegetable like anything. I also got the feelin cockey too cocktail. The gumbo was like beef baby food in gravy with over cooked rice.The menu said it was supposed to have alligator,chicken and andouille I couldn't really tell. I usually would've sent it back but I didn't want to hurt the cooks feeling. She seemed very proud of what she prepared. It was as if it was warmed and scooped. I don't know if I would go back for the food but the hooch and cocktails were amazing. They also have old school table games which were cool to bypass time.

Really nice new store Huge selection Friendly staff Well laid out store and plenty of parking...read more

"They don't like that word," the bartender responds, after I asked if the venue was haunted. "Hold…read moreon to your drink," she continued. "They have been known to knock it out of the hands of patrons." Although we didn't have any ghostly experiences here ourselves, we had a very nice time. I had come here about ten years ago when they brewed their own beer, which they since have stopped doing. Other Pennsylvania beers are available in tap and in cans. They make spirits/liquor, and have a restaurant. A couple of TVs had live sports on. The real selling point is the history of the building. This old confederate hospital is very unique. All in all, a good time for us.

Directed only to their spirits -ONLY 5 stars is not enough!…read moreWe prefer higher proof spirits which are more flavorful and smoother than their lower proof counterparts. BOTH BBW Rye and Bourbon were a delightful surprise at first taste, and they will remain our standard after dinner drinks. They are complex, smooth, and have excellent character. Their taste is very forward unlike many of their high end counterparts. These spirits also have an unexpected RICHNESS which is rare for most Rye and Bourbon.