May 5, 2012
Great selection including some harder to get beer. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Overall great store would highly recommend!

February 26, 2012
GIGANTIC selection, and probably the largest in Denver. The service was great and the staff was very knowledgable. They even let me basically create my own mix-six with beers that weren’t currently being offered in the mix-six refrigerators. I will definitely be back, but it is out in the middle of nowhere, so who knows how soon.

October 6, 2011 [ Updated November 25, 2011 ]
huge beer / wine / liquor store in Highlands Ranch - south of Denver. lots of great craftbeer including many 750s and bombers. some singles and lots of six / four packs. they sell bottle shippers too. great service from the beer guy. they had some stuff from Odell, etc that I didn’t see anywhere else around town. During GABF week, they pull out some rare stuff on Monday - but it goes quick.

December 19, 2010
Fairly good selection with several coolers of bombers but still I found it lacking on some Scandinavian brews and anything rare. Wilburs, Boulder Liquor Mart, and Daveco are all better in my mind.

October 4, 2010
Superb selection of beer, lots of rarities and seasonals. Staff is friendly and somewhat knowledgeable, but most of the time nowhere to be found. Still, a go-to place for beer in Littleton/Centennial/Greenwood Village

January 4, 2010
truly superb beer, wine and bourbon selection. just too far from where I go in denver to be worth it. warehouse interior isn’t very inviting, but prices are low and the selection is expansive. also one of the best places in denver for quality wine glassware.

November 21, 2009
First of all, this place is in an area that has some of the worst traffic I’ve seen in the entire metro area - seriously, folks, why the hell would anyone want to live out here in Littleton? - if I wanted traffic this bad, I would have moved to Chicago - anyway, this store is HUGE, and the parking lot is about as crowded as the surrounding streets (I nearly got mowed down several times on my way to the door) - the inside basically looks like they converted a grocery store - large wall of coolers - only a small fraction of the beer is not in these coolers - extensive selection of craft and import beers (there were some local breweries I had never heard of before) - no mix-a-six here, which is a huge let down, especially for a store of this size - the array of imports is on par with the better CO stores, but just slightly shy of places like Wilbur’s (good german selection, though)- prices are average, but there are some deals to be found (I picked up a Quelque Chose for my wife for 6 bucks) - service was passable, I suppose - overall, a good place for the beer hunter, but the location, crowd, and ambiance will keep me from coming back very often (hence the somewhat low rating).

August 14, 2009
While this is a nice store but I think it is overrated. 90% of their beer is in coolers which is great but 90% of it is six packs and macros. They had a import singles cooler section but no domestic micro single section. Maybe they were rearranging the store while I was there. They did not have many of the beers that are available at the more popular bottle shops in the area. In fact they only had a very small section of bombers and 750’s. Both the Beverage Warehouses, Lukas Liquor, and Bubbles in Castle Rock are much better stores. They do have a nice selection of glassware though.

December 24, 2008 [ Updated May 15, 2009 ]
Good option on the south side of the city. They had a decent selection of imports, particularly Germans when I was in. Also had Mikkeller, Nogne, etc. A bit lacking on the Colorado micros, and not really any singles to speak of. Overall, above average beer selection, but nothing to really blow you away. Really no service to speak of.

November 27, 2008
A big box warehouse type of bottle shop. A huge seletion of wines, whiskies, scotches, etc, that I have to admit I didn’t have time to really explore. The beer selection is really quite fantastic, one of the better selections I’ve found around. Almost everything is in coolers. A vast array of domestic micro’s such as Russian River, Pizza Port/Lost abby, Deschutes, Oskar Blues, etc, including a number of speciality items such as La Follie, 120 minute, Pliny the Elder. They had a whole array of Mikkeller offerings, among many other imports, including some I’d never seen before (St. Bernardus Christmas ale??). The place is huge and was totally packed when I was there, so the staff was stretched thin, but seemed approachable and willing to help out, although I didn’t push them in the knowledge department. Overall a great bottle shop to visit. I could have spent all day here.