A drive-thru liquor store strategically placed in Bergen Park means a respectable selection of wine…read moreand beer. Initially skeptical of the drive thru option and humble building, I've come to appreciate that quality wine can be served through the convenience of a drive thru, and I've yet to experience anything other than helpful customer service. What does quality wine mean? They offer a $60 Chateauneuf du pape, or the Santa Ema Carmenere which is an exceptional value at $14 (my budget typically is $15-22 p/bottle). Another affordable find is their Chateau Robin 2010 Lussac St Emilion for $15 (only $12 on Sept 17 wine Wednesday). I uploaded pics of both labels. They offer Friday beer tasting. All that's missing is wine tasting for $5-10 fee (to sample better wines) and this local find is a 5 star.

I have liked this store in the past. The drive through is convenient and they have a decent…read moreselection for a small store. But really, how hard is it to wear a mask, especially when all the customers are? And there's nothing dumber than having one on and wearing it as a chin strap.

Bryan is amazing and always has great recommendations. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in…read moreGolden.

Owner was awesome. Very friendly and personable guy. Best liquor store experience I've ever had, to…read morebe entirely honest. If I were local, this would be my spot. Please support this man. Love from CT

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!

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!

Awesome spot in Lakewood. Great beer selection and great staff! Very kid friendly. Love the patioread more

They have their own parking lot. The staff was welcoming…read more I chose the Honey Brown, an American porter. It was nice. It went well with the take out we got from a nearby place. We were originally sitting outside, as it was a lovely day. Two moms arrived with three children each plus dogs and took ownership of the outdoor space. The kids were not interested in sitting in chairs. They were bumping into our chairs and table so we moved ourselves inside.

Good food drinks & music to boot! Friendly service and faces...chill relaxed vibes indoors and…read moreout! You'll be sad if you sleep on this place.

We were in town for Evergreen first Saturdays and had our toddler. It was good spot for kids, the…read morefood was fine, and they have a decent tap and drink list. Service was a little confusing because folks kept trying to take our orders after it was taken, but then after we got our food it was a little hard to get more, but all in all good.

I have been buying wine, beer and other alcohol his for fifteen years now. It's a smaller store but…read moreusually has what I seek. Lately, I've been going to Sir Fredrick's Liquors as this store really attracts the homeless from the greenbelt/creek directly behind them. They hang out outside asking for money and drinking their booze on the sidewalk. Today went I went in, there was a homeless guy just outside the door asking for money. He asked for a drink from my vodka bottle and that was annoying and a little scary. The woman I bought the bottle from was extremely nice and professional. I just hate having to run the gamut of bums to get into and out of the store.

Amy has been there for 16 years now. She is very kind and sweet. The store is always stocked and…read moreclean. The other 4 guys that work there are also very nice and friendly. Good people and good prices.

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.