On a vacation from TX to Estes Park, we needed some liquor and beer for our group of nine staying…read morein a cabin. Rocky Mountain Discount Liquor was open late enough on the Sunday evening we arrived to accommodate us during their last 30 minutes of operating hours. The store has the feeling of a well-stocked local liquor store. Prices for beer were as expected, liquor seemed a little higher than I'm used to in Texas, also not unexpected in a small mountain town. The owner was quite friendly and helpful. I visited during COVID-19 so I never saw his face. But, he had smiley eyes and assisted me in finding several items I needed. Our group was curious about local craft beers and found a decent selection from the four local breweries and from Avery Brewing in Boulder, of which we are also fans. The store is conveniently located on the west end of town, not far from where we were staying. Had a great experience!

Great selection competitive prices. I have been using this…read morestore for 11 years and it has new owners thank goodness Owners name Kevin

I stopped in at Redstone Liquors on Main St in Lyons Saturday afternoon 8/28/21. I was looking to…read moremake a small batch of margaritas. I wasn't familiar with tequila sizes Redstone carried nor current brands so asked the woman wearing a French braid at the counter if she sold half pints. She showed me a bottle of Herradura for $17. I asked if she had any other half pints of tequila at which she replied YES, THIS IS IS A HALF PINT!.." I then asked if she had any other tequila to which she pointed at the shelves along the wall. Being in my 50s and without my glasses I couldn't make out where her finger was pointing and told her " I'm sorry where is the tequila you were pointing to?" She came around the counter and marched toward me, leaned toward the shelves and waved her arms along the front of all the bottles and walking along them while yelling "THEEEESE ARRRE ALLLLL THE TEQUILAAAS!!.." I was kind of taken back but kept my cool thinking this chick is just nuts! ha Deciding I didn't want an entire liter I told her I would just take the half pint she had. She grabbed it off the shelf, slammed it down on the counter and rang it up along with a $6 bottle of margarita mix I had. With no one else waiting in line behind me I started to get cash out of my wallet which I guess pissed her off more, possibly because I wasn't using a debit card (maybe?) at which point she began tapping her fingers on the counter in a rolling sound in an attempt to intimidate me to go faster. I got the exact change out and began to hand it to her at which point she reached out and snatched the cash out of my hand in one quick motion before I could let go and hand it to her. I left the store realizing this girl obviously has issues, hates her job along with a bad attitude toward older customers. I told this story to my friend who I was staying with while in town and he said the staff at Redstone have always been nice to him. Not sure what her problem was with me but I definitely rubbed her wrong that day. ha

I like to support local independent businesses, and I like the older lady who runs it at night. She…read moreseems to remember people and greet them by name. The prices are fair for a small town. It is located in the small strip shopping center between two restaurants.

I have been doing business here for a decade. Basically so long the second generation now runs the…read morestore. Great people awesome inventory and competitive prices. You cannot go wrong doing business here.

Back when the Rambo family owed this place it was the best choice a person could make, particularly…read morefrom a customer service perspective. But ever since it was sold a couple years ago it has gone completely down the drain. Yesterday I went in, and due to lack of pricing on bottle or shelf, I had to bring bottles up to the register just to know the price -- each of which was high. Following the third overpriced bottle I decided to leave, at which point the sales clerk berated me for not returning the unpriced bottles back to the shelves. A short little sales clerk, maybe suffering from insecurities arising as a result, but an insufferable prick nonetheless.

For a small store this place has a better selection better prices than the large store and…read moredefinitely better than the big chain stores that only sell the allocated items to club members. Friendly staff and great place.

great store with a hands-on owner, Andy…read more best prices town regarding what I buy great staff some long term

Conveniently located little shop next to Safeway, within walking distance of the Stanley Hotel. My…read moreboyfriend and I popped in for local libations whilst staying at the hotel. The Colorado spirits are grouped together in their own aisle, clearly labeled, so I didn't have to hunt and scour labels. We found a great "Rocky Mountain water" gin and "The Shining"-themed Redrum Ale from Estes Park Brewery. We should have thought to buy a basic bottle opener there for the beer, because our only option at the Stanley gift shop was a ridiculously overpriced corkscrew combination!

We normally stop in while in Estes, the staff is always in a great mood and they have a good…read moreselection of any alcohol you may want. We also love their selection of shot and bar glasses for souvenirs!

We stopped in here Friday night, for a cocktail before dinner. It's been a bit since last time we…read morewere in, and it looks way different than last time. There's plenty of seating around the bar, so we grabbed a couple of barstools. Our bartender was fabulous - super friendly and made recommendations. I had the black bear old fashioned, along with a pour of a barrel aged whisky (that we also left with a bottle because it was so good). We will absolutely be back, to try more of the menu!

Really cool place. We showed up at shift change, however the gal helping us at the bar was very…read morepatient. I tried a flight and made one of my tastes the flavored gin. It was super tasty and I am not a big gin fan. Well done Craig. I also tried the "Barrel Project" which I liked, #510 & #512 as well as their newly completed batch of bourbon. All were very tasty. The bar atmosphere was welcoming and we liked the decor. The bathrooms were really nice. We saw Craig chatting with a few of the customers, but unfortunately we did not get a chance to compliment him on his establishment. Overall was a great experience! Thank you!!

Great local shop. They have a few local Colorado liquors that you can't get anywhere else. Prices…read moreare slightly higher of course for being in the mountains but not too bad

Great shop and friendly staff in town! Woman behind the register went through the trouble of…read morefinding me a chilled wine in their freezer! Much appreciated.

This store has some organic wines!! I hope they will have an organic box wine or two-- actually a…read morecouple organic selections in every category would be great. The ponytail clerk is friendly, kind and very helpful. Last time I was there he helped me select a tequila and then pointed out an Excellent organic margarita mix. The owner is also friendly and helpful, following up with a special order I made. Prices are comparable to the other Estes liquor stores. It is right by the lovely Country Supermarket. It has been in business for decades -- since the early seventies for sure. So, a bit of small town history. What's not to love?

Absurdly rude staff. Walked in to buy a bottle of wine. Walked back out feeling insulted. Guy with…read morethe beard went out of his way to give us a condescending lecture on how Estes Park is so close to the sun that it's easier to get a sunburn here. And then the nuances of driver licenses and federal law and governor Polis and the pandemic and OMG WTF BBQ. Okay. Thanks for the education, buddy. Shopped here several times before. But not again after that.