Just got in the Pizza Port/Lost Abbey line. Prices are good, selection is decent but not comprehensive, especially with Belgian and German imports. It’s possible you can find some things out of season, which is nice if it’s a style that holds up. The beer manager is great though, truly helpful, knows what is available, and is able to answer most questions. Prices are generally much lower than in Boulder. Good wine selection as well.

(Visited 07/2010): Visited back on 7/28/2010 during a Denver/Boulder trip. The store is located in Westminster on Sheridan not too far off 36. There is a large parking lot out front. The store is reminiscent of Bevmo! in that it is large big box type store with a good selection of beer. The majority of the beer is located on the left side of the store, a large portion of it in coolers, plus a few shelves in the same vicinity. The beer selection is pretty good, and it appears that almost everything sold in 4-6 packs is available in singles. Lots of regional brewers like Upland, Oskar Blues, Boulder, Great Divide, Fort Collins, and New Belgium, plus lots of west coast stuff like Port Brewing/Lost Abbey and Stone. Service is pretty standard for a cavernous place like this. People asked if we needed help and that is about it. Overall this place is a good spot to hit if suitcase space is a factor and you want to grab a few beers representative of the area.

A nice sized beverage store conveniently located on the way to and from Boulder. Nice selection of Colorado craft beers and some harder to find English and Scottish ales.

Stopped in yesterday to pick up some brews. Big liquor warehouse type store. Massive singles section with macro, mass produced micros and lots of locals micros. Nice selection of bombers and 750s. Concencration, Le Freak, PTE, Blind Pig, plus tons of Stone, Lost Abbey/Port Brewing, Deschutes, ect. Picked up a SN Torpedo and GD 15th Anniversary IPA. Really like this store. Girl at register was very helpful and let me know what brews were coming in without me even asking.

Maybe my favorite beer store in Denver with an excellent bomber selection and a very good mixer sixer selection. Definitely worth a stop if you’re looking for good stuff in Denver.

Huge liquor depot in a gigantic suburban strip mall - it’s next to a Best Buy, and about as BIG as the Best Buy - the domestic micro selection is about on par with many of the area stores, but not the best ones - a smattering of imports, with quite a few gems that are hard to come by (Fantome, Amager) - a fairly large mix a six (with a 27% discount) is quite a draw for the ticker in you - are slightly higher on some things than they are in Denver, but not by much - I would not go out of my way for this place, but I will certainly stop in from time to time.

Huge place in a strip mall. Clean and well organized. Good customer service, was asked a few times if I needed help. Excellent selection of Import, Micro and local beer and good prices too. This was the place I found and bought most of the beer I brought back with me.

A relatively new liquor store located in the strip mall mess around Sheridan & Hwy 36. The "A" in TOTAL is upside down (and a different color) on their sign, but as of yet I’m not aware of the significance. As with the other Total Beverages I’ve been to in Thornton and Ft. Collins (but again, none of these *appear* to be related), it’s a big warehouse-style "everything you can think of to get you sloshed." They remind me a LOT of the location in Thornton primarily because of the way they have laid out the beer department. It’s virtually identical, and the selections are very similar too. But, being a new location (at least I think so...certainly within the last year), *most* of the product is pretty new as well. Except in cases where the distributor still has old stock, which certainly happens, and can be seen on these shelves as well. But, I fear the same fate for the selection overall, as they have a lot of samples of beers that are doomed never to move. Beer buyers have to be pretty savvy in order to keep the right amount of all the various selections on hand. For example, it’s probably not a good idea to buy five cases of Ukrainian lager. It’s not going to sell out anytime soon. So, all in all, it’s basically a carbon copy of my comments for the Thornton Total Beverage, with perhaps slightly less worry about old stock. Slightly.

Large well lit store with good size aisles. The service (in the beer department at least) is good.The beer selection is decent but not as good as the Thornton store. Overall it’s a decent liqour store.

big box store with lots of beer / wine / liquor. good amount of craft stuff both cool and warm. they usually have something you don’t find elsewhere which is worth a stop on the way to Boulder.