Such a great variety of wine and spirits!' The Kissal Hill…read morestore has wonderful people there to help u with your selection!'

Pretty crappy selection of wine, bourbon, and scotch, but if you're the type that's into shit like…read moreflavored vodka and fireball, you'll find a bounty here. The couple of times I stopped in for gin (a selection that's better than the aforementioned), I had the misfortune of interacting with an old, bitter white guy. Last time, this peach of a man had to be bothered to give me a bag and casually threw my I.D. on the counter, as opposed to handing it to my waiting hand. I'd describe the limited service as quietly hostile.

Great selection for a small beer store in a small town. Customer service is friendly and top tier…read more Adult slushees are always rolling, and they have a nice variety of choices. My only beer authority in this area. Great prices and tremendous staff

Wonderful service at this place! I bought a case of beer, and they carried it out, in-asked. They…read morealways have great service, and their place is always fully stocked. They're open on Sunday, unlike many other businesses there type in this area who are still grappling with blue laws.

Love this store! The people who work there are so pleasant and helpful. And, they take care of…read morestray cats.

Nice neighborhood wine & spirits shop. Only ever had one bad experience, with an older male…read morecashier. Sorry to say that he was impatient and rude to a few people in line. Maybe he was having a bad day, but he needs to try to be nicer when working with the public.

I am changing my review because I had one situation go in a direction that I was not pleased but…read morethe ownership did clear it up with great communication. I appreciate the real effort these guys are making to stay open , keep everyone safe and provide great service in these difficult times! The place has a great selection and they always step up to help with questions and service

Best place to buy your beer! Always the best customer service and very knowledgeable and helpful…read morestaff. They always carry your beer to your car and the owners are so nice! Will never go anywhere else. Highly recommend!

We moved to the Denver PA area in 2019. We visited Denver Beer Distributor yesterday, June 10th,…read more2020. We were very impressed with the store and the employees and their courteous service. Thank you so much for displaying the sign that customers should wear masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. Also, a big thank you for the employees that are interacting with customers wearing masks also. We, of course, war masks also. We inquired about a craft beer, which they didn't have, but after discussing it with the courteous, knowledgeable ,young man employee, we ended up buying a different craft beer. The parking lot is convenient, the store is laid out nicely with plenty of room to enter and walk through the store, even during these times of required social distancing. The service was great. We will be back!

Thanks to some wacko PA laws, you'll inevitably find yourself in one of these (state-run? could a…read morelocal please help me out here) beer distributors. As near as I can tell it works like this: Beer, wine and spirits are not sold anywhere except beer stores and wine/spirit stores. You can't buy beer at wine/spirit stores and vice-versa. You can buy beer in a bar by the six pack, but you pay bar prices, so about $10 or so a six pack. If you buy beer from a distributor, you can only buy it by the case. So if you are already annoyed from having to jump through so many hoops to buy beer, the least a distributor could do is offer a great selection and have awesome service. Denver Beer Distributor does both. The guy who helped my brother-in-law and I talked to us about beer for nearly 30 minutes, offering his suggestions and opinions. For a beer snob like me, it doesn't get better than that!

A great place to shop for your favorite drink .. the people working there as well as the managers…read moreare terrific!! They are very knowledgeable and can answer your questions..

As a customer at my local FWGS store here in Lancaster County I am generally pleased with the range…read moreof products available and especially pleased with the staff who are both friendly and knowledgeable. My unhappiness however is with revised web page - it was simplistic in the past but at least it had a state map that allowed me to focus an area where I might be traveling and allow me to isolate specialty wines that wanted to find. After speaking with Nick and Nathan at the customer service number provided - both were friendly and responsive - I continue to not see what I think ought to be a fairly simple click on the website: A list of all "Premium Collection" stores. This is especially essential this month when discounts on premium wines are significant but are limited to just the "Premium Collection" stores. The only "workaround" is to call each store to ask if they are a premium collection location. It would seem easy to simply list those stores under a clickable site on the web page.

It is too early for wine? Of course not!…read more Especially if the wine is from the Lancaster Beer and Wine Gallery, located between Bird-in-Hand and Intercourse on Old Philadelphia Pike in Pennsylvania, in the heart of Amish Country. Enjoy tasting the vast selections of wines from the Mount Hope Estate & Winery - home to the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire - on the first floor and then have a snack and a beer from the Rumspringa Brewing Company in the Barn Cafe on the second floor. Whatever you do, do not go home without one or two (or several) bottles of their outstanding wines. Nothing at your local shop will compare. Our favorites include: Honey Mead - their 2010 Vintage Gold and 2011 Vintage Bronze Winner at the PA Wine Association Competition, made from 100% Lancaster County honey. Blackberry Wine - a selection from their Cornucopia of Fruit Series. A full-bodied medium sweet wine with a strong berry flavor. Becky's Blush - an Amish-inspired wine from their Intercourse Series (What? It's a real name of a real village, so grow up.) This is an extremely sweet blush from the catawba grape, best served chilled. Quilter's Delight - another Amish-inspired wine and our hands-down favorite. A medium-sweet white, perfect for company, gift-giving, or anytime! Other offerings include their Fantasy, New World, Royal, and Euro Hybrid Series. Try them all. You will not be disappointed. Visit the Karmin Kuisine Tour at our website or on Facebook.

They do serve food here, but I never tried any. This is more of a place to try and buy beers and…read morewine. Upstairs is the beer. We bought the sampler which is 8 six ounce glasses for different beer and hard cider. I usually like beer , but did not care for any of the ones served. I actually liked a couple of the ciders better and I normally never like cider. The beer is also expensive. Downstairs if the wine and the wine tasting. they have a decent variety and I guess the prices are average to a little above average. I tried a few and did buy 2 bottles

Nice location. Plenty of parking. Great employees that are helpful. Lots of options as far as…read moreselection. Worth a stop!

Well run well stocked establishment. Owner is hands-on and always willing to do anything you ask…read more He's had several special orders for me over the years. From a case of rum to organic wines that were sulfite free.

How can you go wrong with this well decorated and well maintained Wine and Spirits store! First of…read moreall its one of the larger wine and spirts stores in the area. It has a wonderful selection of booze to choose from and when I entered the door they gave me a free shot of Tequila!

This is Berks County's only specialty shop, with Chairman's Selections and a wine consultant (who…read morehas great advice and understands that not everyone can afford the priciest stuff). He used to write a wine column in the local paper, and I don't know why it went away. This store is due for a redesign, so aesthetically, it is not awash in muted lighting and warm wall colors like the newer stores. But they pack a lot in a small space, and I have been pleased with the ever rotating selection of dry roses now that it is summer, many from France, the best region for these being Provence. If you like boxed wine, the biggest selection is here, and don't laugh, because some of it is perfectly drinkable. You will not believe how many candy-flavored vodkas are out there now; but this stuff must be selling, because there is almost a wall of it. There is large section of close-outs in the front, and I occasionally find something I like there, but that also means it is being discontinued in PA stores. This store is also where you will find the county's best selection of sparkling wines, though they seem to be either high end or very low, not much in the middle range. I heard the even-newer store design is a big kiosk in the middle and the look of a market, which sounds lovely. They sell useful wine totes that hold 6 bottles and are only a dollar, good for groceries and other shopping too. Very nice staff too, though there is one person who routinely calls women customers "sweetie" and "doll" (even after being asked NOT to by a number of women) which management should correct. It is condescending rather than polite.