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Beer Available At Joy Wine and Spirits (arranged by most recent)
Dogfish Head Burton Baton 99, Mikkeller Beer Geek Brunch Weasel 100, Ommegang Aphrodite 95, Delirium Noël 97, The Alchemist / Ninkasi / Stone More Brown than Black IPA 99, Russian River Supplication 100, Funkwerks Aurora 82, Zoetzuur Flemish Reserve Ale 98, Firestone Walker Sucaba 100, Crooked Stave Wild Wild Brett Orange (WWBO) 93, Reunion - A Beer For Hope 2011 (Shmaltz Brewing) 95, Avery Barrel-Aged Series 9 - Immitis 98, Lagunitas Lucky 13.alt 97, Crooked Stave Pure Guava Petite Sour 37, Jason Fields & Kevin Sheppard / Tröegs / Stone Cherry Chocolate Stout 98, Crooked Stave Wild Wild Brett Rouge (WWBR) 91, Avery Anniversary Eighteen 88
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| Steve_0 (38), Denver, Colorado | | February 26, 2012 The easiest way to describe this place is boutique spirit shop. I really dig the vibe at this place for some reason and the guys are very helpful. I chatted it up with one for almost an hour about the sour selection. Not a huge retailer by any means, but if you drop by occasionally, you will find a few unique options you can’t find anywhere else. They also have beer tastings that you can find out about if you sign up for their email list. | | adnielsen (277), Fort Collins, Colorado | | September 11, 2011 Pretty nice wine shop with good service. The selection is small but pretty well chosen. A half dozen lambics, lots of locals, some regional micros. Maybe a good place to pick up something that sold out elsewhere but overall probably just a good place if you live in the neighborhood. | PorphyryKyle (1), does not count - explanation | | November 30, 2010 It’s a block from Safeway, so I regularly stop in after grocery shopping to pick up beer for dinner. I’ll tell them what I’m cooking and they’ll walk me through the best options for pairing, taking into account my budget, tastes, and what I have and haven’t had. | | notalush (256), Denver, Colorado | | May 15, 2010 [ Updated March 17, 2012 ] (Update - in the past year or so, they have gotten slightly more serious about beer - they are pretty much THE place to shop in Denver if you want Funkwerks or Crooked Stave beers - they also get a lot of imports that are hard to find, like certain Fantome and Struise - again, not extensive, but if you show up on the right day, you may find something awesome - gradually becoming the Mondo Vino of Denver’s east side) I’ve been to this place a handful of times, mostly because it is right down the block from my favorite butcher shop in Denver - like most stores in the city, you aren’t going to find a gigantic selection - it is more of a local shop that happens to have a respectable beer selection - they have a solid selection of region craft brews, plus some fairly well-selected imports (some german brews here that I need to trek to the burbs to get) - as Mike has stated, this is not the place for an out-of-towner to stock up, but it is a great local shop, with a wonderful and attentive staff. | | 3fourths (962), Boulder, Colorado | | May 9, 2010 small boutique wine shop a block over from the esquire theater and walkable to table 6. selection is nearly all local and regional craft beer. good prices typical of wine-focused shop; good selection of local bottle-conditioned artisan ales, but more of a neighborhood place and not somewhere you would probably enjoy going if you’re driving through town and want to pick up a lot of wild stuff that may be in the area. |
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