Well established Colorado staple with a Huge variety! As a bourbon collector this is My shop for…read moreALL my hard to find bottles And their barrel selects are fire! Absolutely the best store west of the Mississippi for ALL whiskey and bourbon hunters! Keep it up!

Disorganized clown show of a liquor store. Waited weeks for a special order, followed instructions…read moreto pick it up at any register. Register 1 said I needed to see a manager. I went to manager at register 4 who told me to go back to register 1. I guess they really really really don't want my money. Maybe this is a great place if you're buying shooters from change you collected on Colfax. Anything more complicated and they're completely clueless. Go somewhere that can train their employees to do simple things

My go to spot for anything alcohol…read more They are always super helpful and have everything I need.

I dropped by Hugo's to pick up a quick six pack and I really liked the interior there. Beer…read moreselection was not that big but if you're just looking for simple stuff then it does the trick. Price was not that bad either. The guy behind the counter was nice. I recommend stopping by Hugo's if you're in the neighborhood and looking for a liquor store.

Wonderful atmosphere, friendly knowledgeable staff. A local business worthy of all our support.read more

My new favorite wine and liquor shop! Divino is in my neighborhood though it has taken me until now…read moreto find them. Wines wines wines almost everywhere, all organized by region. Varying prices thats can accommodate any budget -- whether you're celebrating or just need a bottle for the night, Divino has so many options for you. The staff was super friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. The men who helped me were both trained somms, and were so eager to help me find what I was looking for. Beyond the wine, they have an amazing liquor section with some of the most unique liquors -- many that I had only seen behind a bar before. They also had a decent selection of beers in the back! My favorite thing about this place is the TWO 10 and under racks (sizing pictured). So yeah, lots of solid options without compromising on quality and uniqueness. I apologize in advance of the lack of photos, I was so enthralled just wandering!

Great local spot for wine and beer! They also have baguettes the employees are really nice and…read morehelpful, too. Can't wait to become a local here!

This is a small little liquor store in the heart of the Berkeley area of Denver. I don't know…read moreabout small batch but it is a small store. They have a modest but quality selection of liquor. They also have beer and wine. The staff was friendly and if I lived in the area I would visit often.

I love this place and everybody who works there. It's so convenient, they have everything you need,…read moreand they're open till 10pm most nights. Ooh and there's a reward system!

Cutest little shop. Every time I go in whoever is working is always so extremely kind and helpful,…read morelike why would I even want to buy wine anywhere else when these guys are the best humans AND sell me great wine ? WOW 10/10

This liquor store is just the best. They have a good selection and great prices. I also like their…read morenonalcoholic and "extras" like Bloody Mary mix, olives, jarred cherries etc. They have a selection of Saki too. I'm not well versed but def the brands you'd find at sushi restaurants. They have a rewards program too. Pro-tip: parking out front is metered. Sundays and holidays are free

I lived very close to Tim's previous store, Vino Vino in Englewood (near Swedish Hospital) from…read more2012 to 2016. When he told me that he was moving to a new location on Broadway as he was expanding his store space I was truly happy for him. It's a bit drive for me now to go to his new location and yet I cannot help supporting my favorite wine shop because I get, not only the greatest customer service but also the rare/quality selection of wines that no other wine stores have. Thanks Tim for being an excellent wine expert who always educates me whenever I drop by. Baker Wine & Spirits is definitely a local gem of Denver.

I found this hidden gem on accident while looking for tequila. They did not carry the brand that I…read moreusually buy, but the attendant (who may have been the owner) was so helpful. He was clearly super knowledgeable about tequila and was really happy to discuss chat about their huge selection of hand picked labels. There was no condescension or arrogance as he educated me about the different labels. He ended up steering me towards a lower priced, but still quality label, since I was mostly using it for mixing. They also carry beers, wines, and other liquors, so I will be back to check out those selections as well. What a great find!

As a wine geek, this store is a breath of fresh air, and I can give it the highest possible…read morerecommendation for people who are somewhat new to wine as well as jaded old oenophiles like myself. The difference between this store and many others is in the management/ownership. Eddie, the owner, considers it his responsibility to provide his customers with a highly curated, but still broad, selection at a reasonable price, and takes his work very seriously. He personally tastes every wine on the shelf before deciding whether to stock it. The wine inventory changes somewhat over time based on availability, as it should. You won't see a lot of obvious, mass-produced wines here. What you will find are very, very well-crafted wines from all the major (and many of the minor) top wine-producing areas of the world. Prices are reasonable: Not rock-bottom, but not what you'd expect from a shop in a somewhat ritzy neighborhood. There is also a very impressive selection of Tequilas and some other types of liquor as well.

I asked for a specialty item, it's not really important what it was, and without even looking, he…read moresaid a curt "no" and hung up on me. Very rude. I will not be shopping there

Nice place- huge selection. I was looking for some makers mark to make a hot toddy. I couldn't find…read moreit and I found a different kind of bourbon. It rang up twice the amount that it said the price would be on the shelf. I didn't say anything, because Ifigured it must be good bourbon.

I feel like some of the employees at Total Wine can be a little "know it all" and snooty, however I…read morewill still shop here and get assistance from said employees. Hands down the best prices is in Denver and they really (almost) have everything you are looking for. Almost... get Streeter Flynn Gin Total Wine

Total Wine Denver is a joke. Become a Grand Reserve Member to get access to a lottery for…read moreBTAC/Pappy lottery finally win excited for the 2025 GTS release. They gave me a box and the letter of the 2025 GTS but gave me 2024 year GTS. I called and the woman who answered the phone said she was a manager said all they are required to give you is a GTS. Nothing to do with year or batch. Pathetic do not spend money at Total Wine. All they're worried about is selling you the spirits direct garbage because that's how the managers make their bonuses. Find a local outfit to buy from just don't support scoundrels more interested pushing the snake oil Spirits Direct for margins.

Here's to you Great American Beer Store! For letting me buy my first Sunday beer. Sure it was cheap…read more(PBR), but hey, it was for kickball. And we all know drinking cheap beer is a step (perhaps a small one, but a step nonetheless) above drinking water while playing kickball. We pulled in and decided to attempt your drive-thru. We actually had to drive through the parking lot, back into the street and then into the drive-thru line. (Kym B is not lying - this is not a place made for multiple cars to drive through.) But, as we drove away, 12 beers heavier and 8 dollars lighter I felt a tremendous sense of satisfaction. The inside seems like it might be sketchy based on the outside appearance. However, the man working there was super nice, lamenting the fact that he couldn't have a TV to keep himself occupied during the slower parts of the day and making general conversation with us while someone else got the cold ones for us. Strange fact - they didn't have the 12-pack of beers. They gave us 2 sixers instead. And it's true that they won't let you pay with credit cards in the drive-thru line (unless you have kids).

Isn't it funny how, when you're a Yelper such as myself, you immediately start thinking about how…read moreeach and every aspect of your interaction with a place will factor into your upcoming review? I pondered this as I sat in my car, third in line at The Great American Beer Store's drive-thru window, the ass-end of my Rav4 hanging out into Westbound Alameda traffic. "This is so not safe," I thought to myself, sneaking a glance at my sleeping baby in the back seat. However, for those of us who often find themselves running errands avec bebe, drive-thru liquor windows are a godsend. I mean, nothing's trashier than grabbing six bottles of Boone's Farm Apple Wine Product while wheeling a stroller. Just because we're parents doesn't mean we don't need to get our sip on! In fact, we might need it more... *smirk* But I digress. The Great American Beer Store has TWO drive-up windows, but today only the one closest to the street was open. Hence, the precarious position in which I found myself. You can only sit two-deep in that line for the first window without hanging over the curb and into traffic. And I thought to myself, "this is totally going in my review. One star, DOCKED!" But eventually I got up to the window and was reminded why I patronize this place so frequently. A little sign to my left read: WINDOW IS CASH ONLY, CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED INSIDE. Oh no! The cashier lady smiled at me though, and said, "don't worry... we make exceptions for people with sleeping babies." Now THAT's what I'm talkin' about! Because, after all, I was indeed-y picking up six bottles of Boone's Farm Apple Wine Product. Don't ask. Prices are cheap here, and it's definitely THE place to go if you need a keg for a party. It's also THE place to go for Boone's Farm. Shocking, but can you believe not every liquor store carries it? Criminal, I say! Extra bonus points for the guy with no teeth who always has treats for car-riding doggies. It's that little extra touch that means oh-so very much.