Very personable and have a great selection. They even managed to have Game of Thrones whisky left…read morebefore the season started! For sure my go to place when I need booze.

Best liquor store in town!!! Corey and Pam have nailed it…read moredown!! They have hired knowledgeable staff that are willing and ready to help. They keep up to date on all products and have the best local selection you could ask for.

I've never had honey wine before and I got to say it's delicious. They had at least half a dozen…read moredifferent meads to taste. From sweet to dry and everything in between. Treat yourself to this tiny little place in the Black Forest and you'll walkaway with a huge smile on your heart. One of the owners should be there to pour you a glass and tell you how they made it. Great service and great Mead !!

This one star isn't so much of an "it was bad" rating as opposed to "it lacked an experience"…read morerating. Not that there wasn't some frustration involved. Steven and I have practically become beer snobs overnight. With this in mind we are always looking for another brewery to try. Along the way we also got a taste for mead as well. Colorado is mostly known for their breweries but there are a handful of meaderies in the state as well. Almost all of them seem to be ran out of some body's home. Calling to see if a tasting can be arranged can be difficult. Some of the ones we tried to go to before act like they don't even want you to come over and try what they have to offer. One meadery owner acted like she was selling illegal drugs and said that she didn't want us to come over without an appointment and have the neighbor's become aroused because they see a strange car in the driveway. Hmmm. Colorado's breweries and meaderies are listed in a guide, a map if you will that indicates the various breweries in the state. The map has jumped the gun on several occasions and we went to breweries that haven't even opened yet. The brewery guide and map has been however accurate with hours of business with these places listed. Which brings me to the Black Forest Meadery. This was the only meadery that seemed to have established hours without the comment 'call for information' . This gave us the idea that this place was more established and ready to receive guests. The GPS led us through different parts of Black Forest, CO and eventually to a residence where the meadery is. There was a sign that indicated we were indeed at the meadery with an additional sign that said there was a wine tasting today. Under the sign that had the said name was a phone number to call to have a gate open to get to the residence. We called without no answer which eventually led to an answering machine saying that we reached Black Forest Meadery. Yes, we KNOW that already from the sign. There was no information stating their hours, just in case the map got it wrong again. Totally deflated we went back to the Interstate with no mead. So was the map wrong? Who knows. This leads me to my final rant of going to homes that run a business inside them. The residents can totally make up their own rules. That is fine but if customers get the idea that you will be around and you are not... well the customer feels kind of screwed. It may all be a question of seriousness too. Maybe selling puppies and making mead is more of a hobby and you aren't really open for business till you need some extra money on the side? Who knows what peoples motivations are. After some further thought it might had been a good idea that no one was there to let us through the gate. It might have been a very pressuring experience where a couple is reeeeeally pushing you into buying some mead or that puppy or whatever. Then you feel bad if you don't buy anything and they get frustrated at you because 'lil Susie had to wait fifteen minutes after soccer practice because they were dealing with the likes of you. It takes pressuring 'used car dealership' type sales to a whole new level because you are in some body's domain and not in your own or out in a neutral area. Who knows, maybe none of these stereotypes would come true at Black Forest Meadery there was no way to tell. That gate did not open.

Looking for gluten-free beer for a special event they had a great selection. It was cold from the…read morecooler and they were very helpful picking some out.

Best shop in COS! Been going there for years. Knowledgeable staff and great selection.read more

Nice mid-sized liquor store. You will definitely find the basics here. If you are looking for…read moresomething more rare, you are better off looking elsewhere. Prices are decent and staff is polite.

Amazing selection and competitive pricing, good staff as well. Recently brought lots of wine and…read morevodka

They dont have a good selection and most the workers and rude and unprofessional wouldent…read morerecommend , also ome of the employees always has his girlfriend working with him and closes early

Great customer service and excellent selection! And if they don't have what you want , they'll jump…read morethrough hoops to get it for you!

Amazing service and wonderful people! This is by far my favorite liquor store in all of Colorado…read moreSprings.

Lexi is the best in her advice of great wines and she is always ready to go above and beyond in her…read morecustomer service. Great selection and best service.

Dylan (while off duty) told the hubs and I to give this place a whirl, and I'm so glad he did! We…read morecame running and Andy took great care of us. His spirits knowledge, customer care, and craftsmanship is off the charts. Great cocktails and live music offerings. We even took a bottle to go. Cheers!

Disappointed on the distillery prices their bottles for sale at their tasting bar lounge…read more I purchased their Colorado Mountain Bourbon Whiskey for $46.00 at the Distillery Lounge, only to found out it is sold for $31.99 at Total Wine & More and Costco. Which is a 45% markup sale price at the Distillery Lounge, could understand a 20-25% markup BUT NOT 45% , So I Definitely Won't Buy Their Product Again, they should take care of their customers better than that and there are Way to Many Just As Good Bourbon Whiskey Products. So If you want to buy their product DON'T BUY IT THERE , GO TO Total Wine & More or Costco.

Every staff member is so welcoming. They engage in conversation and seem to really care. They are…read moreour go to for sure!

After being a regular here and spending quite a bit of money at the store over the last year, I…read morewill never spend another cent at this store. I had asked the owner of the store to look into bringing in a special bottle of whiskey I was seeking, and once the owner got it into the store, he elected to attempt to charge me a secondary price to me for the bottle. A whiskey that with a normal mark up would be $124.99-$129.99 max - he wanted $199.99 for after being a regular customer AND telling him about the product. With the current economic environment, your money is better spent elsewhere. It doesn't matter if you support the store, the owner is going to attempt to price gouge you whenever he can. Simply put, being a regular customer here isn't worth it, it doesn't get you anywhere.