Great, clean, well stocked store. Lots of esoteric beers from far flung reaches. Friendly dog. Good…read moreprices.

Great workers and good prices, just came at 10:35, it says open till 11, was not open:(read more

This evening, after a taxing day of parenting and the dismal discovery of legally available alcohol…read morein Colorado grocery stores, I found myself frantically cruising down Wadsworth ISO some wine to take home to my hubby (who emphatically urged me to make a run for it when kiddo was in the bath). JK liquors was a well-lit store that caught my eye with its clearly advertised neon beer logos glowing on an otherwise pitch black street corner. I admit I never feel quite comfortable pulling into a small mom and pop liquor store in what feels like the middle of nowhere. I suspect it is due to too many TV shows where someone gets shot to pieces in such a place. So when I walked in and was met by a friendly woman I was instantly put at ease. She offered to answer any questions I may have as I browsed the small but complete wine selection. As is often the case, the one bottle I intended to purchase became three. One such bottle had a coupon worth $5 off for trying, which was a great teaser to get me to bite. As the same women checked me out she let me know it was a mail-in coupon, then informed me that it had expired. I was expecting to cut my losses, which was no big deal, but she immediately pulled out a business card and told me that she was going to give me $5 credit for the expired manufacturer's coupon. Did my disheveled hair and banana-stained pajamas make her pity me? Regardless, WHO DOES THIS ANYMORE!??! This booze run initially reminded me of small town Kansas circa 1985 after discovering that Denver grocery stores can legally only serve canned piss to customers, but became reminiscent of small town Kansas circa 1985 due to the exceptional customer service I received at JK Liquors. This is the kind of thing that is unheard of in this day and age and has cemented JK Liquors as my first choice for all emergency and non-emergency booze runs in the future.

This is my partner and mine go to store for our liquid refreshments. The owner is up on local brews…read moreand makes excellent suggestions. She is always friendly and out going with us. I was really impressed with the frequent buyer program and how she gave me 10% off when I made our New Year's Day stock up run. It is great that it is close to us, but we would make special trips if needed because it is that friendly of store!

When you see this place, it looks like your typical small liquor store attached to a gas station…read more The whole reason for the negative review is due to the people that are employed there. I've been there a few times, and one of the employees in particular just comes across as being very erratic. The last time that I went in there, he took the bottle of wine I was trying to buy and started to slam it on the counter. Until that point, we didn't have any conversation at all so I was worried about his state of mind (thankfully the bottle didn't break). He behaved the same way with a friend of mine on a different occasion. I won't return here.

I've gone to the store a few times and not super happy with the service. I don't usually come…read moreacross this but maybe it's because I'm a female. You can guarantee I will be shopping here anymore.

This place deserves another star. The hardworking owner is always there, offers to help without…read morebeing pushy. Without the Winery sign out front I never would have gone in, but the inside is as clean and selection-varied as any suburban store next to a supermarket. I generally favor the reds, but I found one white called Butternut in Boulder and Superior (and no where else). It's $20. Lovely. Sampled a few others in the $15-20 range (inc La Crema) but they weren't as good. Imagine my surprise to find this gem in this humble looking liquor store for only $12! Buttery oak Chard fans- check this wine, and this store out.

Its my local store and its great. Prices are decent for a small local store, good selection of COLD…read morebeers, wines and booze. Super clean and well stocked. The two youngish (to me) fellows working there always are super helpful and friendly, offering to box up your purchases and even carry them out. The convenience store almost next door is the same ownership and while I rarely visit there Id say about the same for it. Glad they're in our area!

When they noticed I was buying a large amount of these grapefruit cocktails they started charging…read moreMORE than the other flavors! $12.49 for every other flavor - mine is $16! Yesterday a young girl with NO forms of identification was asked to show her ID and he asked her to step out of line so he could let her buy it without me in the store. I will literally go anywhere else from now on.

Extremely friendly owner- clean and a nice selection of IPAs. Fair prices as well. New to the…read moreneighborhood - I'll definitely be back.

Great evening for a patio dinner with my daughter. Had a special double IPA that was outstanding…read moreas well as a salad from the specials sheet. Very upbeat fun server and great service. Need to go tho this place more often!!

I can't say how much I love Spice Trade. All of their beers I have immensely enjoyed and love the…read morefact that their recipes for their beers lean more towards the experimental side which I simply love. Steve and I have had quite a well rounded series of their beers and almost always I rate them highly on my Untappd account as I feel that they are simply that good... that the criteria that makes a fun and exciting beer... not to mention memorable is always there with practically each and every beer we have had from Spice Trade. I will go down the list on what we have had in the past, flavor features with each beer and what I liked best which will be tough to conclude upon. Probably my all time favorite is their Chai Milk Stout. I have had it a few times. I love Chai Tea so it's pretty much has all the leverage for it being my favorite. Flavors in this beer you should be able to detect are milk, spicy, sweet, smooth and creamy. The Sun Temple IPA was another beer we had. It was good, that is for certain. Flavors here are hoppiness, citrus, fruity with a smooth body to it. A sour that I ranked very highly was the Scarlet Giant Hibiscus Key Lime Sour with flavors of sour, tart, floral, salty and it is very pleasant to breathe in as it is very aromatic. Definitely a well made sour. Little Umbrella was also a beer we have had which was a Pilsner. This one if I had to pick was perhaps my least favorite out of the series of beers we have had. I am not sure why but I guess it was the layout of the flavor. In this beer you can expect to taste passion fruit, mango, wheat, tropical elements, fruity, sweet and tart. But my high ratings continued after the pilsner as we tried a different kind of pilsner which we simply loved. The Jalapeño Pilsner was the next one we tried. I love jalapeños already and usually like pilsners and all of the right elements were there with this one. This pilsner tastes spicy, peppery and some heat upon your mouth. It's also a nice, pleasant light bodied beer which is appreciated. Another wonderful beer was the Thai Tripel. Another very aromatic beer with coriander, ginger, spiciness and creaminess. Unique and highly enjoyable. Moving on was another beer I fell head over heels with. Partly because I love herbal beers and specifically it's quite rare to find beer with basil in it but the handful of times where I did I was simply enthralled by it. This specific beer I am referring to here is their Lemon Basil West Coast IPA. Flavors you can find in this would be basil, lemony, eathiness, hoppy and fruity. It is also a very light bodied IPA. And finally last but far, far from least was their La Playa Mexican Lager. Yet another light bodied beer with flavors of dry hops, grains and herbal flavors. The more I investigate into Spice Trade's beers the more I uncover of ones that I wish to try and that in of itself makes this brewery return to repeatedly.

Nice folks here. Very polite. Small liquor store trying to survive. Don't go in there expecting a…read moreHuge store. But they have a great selection.

This place has no selection and horrible service. They also know that their lease is up and it's…read moretime to close up. Yet they are now putting public safety at risk by refusing to close and move on. Never pick a fight with the local fire department. You won't win!

In the middle of all the craziness with COVID-19 I decided to do a beer and cookie pairing to keep…read moremy occupied and sane. I've been staying at home, but was out of some of the beer I wanted to use. I went out for another errand and happened to pass by Cask and Craft. Hmmm...this sounds interesting. Plus it's a local shop, and I'm all about supporting local, particularly during this time. I pulled up Cask and Craft's website and was super happy to see the list of precautions they are taking to keep their customers safe. Some of these precautions include only 2 people in the shop at a time, use provided hand sanitizer when you enter, and even curbside pick up/delivery. Since I was sitting in front of the store, I figured I'd just go in, get what I needed, and quickly head home. I was greeted and asked to use the hand sanitizer upon entering - yes, thank you. I then explained from a distance that I was looking for a dark beer, preferably a stout. I was escorted to the back of the store and shown the fridge with all the dark beer. WOW! big selection. I had the choice of 6 packs, 4 packs, or mix and match. This was perfect for me because I needed 5 beers. I ended up selecting Jackie O's Java the Stout. When I brought up my 5 pack, the owner told me it was a great beer (one of his favorite dark beers) and that it was a solid choice. He was not wrong. This beer is awesome, and paired so well with my peanut butter cookie pairing. So good. I will definitely be back to Cask and Craft. Their shop is filled with all different types of wine, liquor, and beer. It's organized so nicely, and the shop itself has this comforting vibe when you walk in. I'm so appreciative of everything they are doing to keep customers safe and for the recommendations they give.

This store is located next to the Italian restaurant we went to eat. The staff named BB King made…read moreme feel like home. Watch out! I'll bring my pillow next time! The store staff practices social distancing and makes sure all customers use fh sanitizer provided at the entrance. Awesome! Never ever shop and touch anything with unsanitized hands. The store is immaculate and organized! I got two bottles as a gift to Hubby's niece.