Great selection spirits at Light Rail. Stopped in on the way to Vail. Reasonable prices on Bourbon…read more!! Definitely good spot to load up before getting to Vail! Full service wine, beer and liquor. Light Rail easy 5 Stars !!

It's been quite a while since I stopped by here. Last time, I was treated rudely because I only…read moreordered a non-alcoholic drink instead of a bottle of wine, etc. Unfortunately, I grabbed a bottle of water today and once again, the employee acted like I was a jerk. There's clearly something wrong with this place. Maybe they have a great wine or beer selection. But if they don't want to sell non-alcoholic products, they should stop stocking them. Or better still, quit the rudeness!

I go here a lot, and they have a really great selection. The owner is really kind though and he was…read morereally helpful. I recommend checking it out to support our local places.

Wow the section here is amazing ! I don't partake but my friends do. We want to make sure we're…read morestocked up and ready. Keeping everybody content and hydrated. They'll be no driving tonight. Everybody be safe out there happy St. Patrick's Day .This is a liquor store that has it all.#I'llTakeAGingerAleWithGreenDie

This very unsuspecting liquor store hosts a huge selection and really nice owners. The two brothers…read moreare always helping me find things, offering items chilled and making sure I know special orders can be made. During the current outbreak of COVID, the are being extremely careful: mopping often, wearing gloves and masks with a protective barrier between them and customers and always offer to sign for you and sanitize your card. I love that this place is within walking distance and has such nice guys manning the counter.

The best liquor store! The owner is so nice, kind, and is super knowledgeable! Highly recommend…read morecoming here!

I'm sorry I missed the whole Harry Potter thing that people are raving about, but my friends and I…read morehad a great time at SWP nonetheless. Fantastic cocktails and fast, friendly service. The shop is really cool too - I'll have to check that out more on my next visit since I'll definitely be back!

Visited from Los Angeles this place is great. You walk in got greeted by the owner into this place…read morethe with a variety of option to explore. Also you need to ask if you're able to go inside to have a drink. Personal favorite cocktail "What's good here" recommendation from great bartender Kiki please feel free to ask her or Mason another great bartender for any recommendations or great cocktails!

This evening, after a taxing day of parenting and the dismal discovery of legally available alcohol…read morein Colorado grocery stores, I found myself frantically cruising down Wadsworth ISO some wine to take home to my hubby (who emphatically urged me to make a run for it when kiddo was in the bath). JK liquors was a well-lit store that caught my eye with its clearly advertised neon beer logos glowing on an otherwise pitch black street corner. I admit I never feel quite comfortable pulling into a small mom and pop liquor store in what feels like the middle of nowhere. I suspect it is due to too many TV shows where someone gets shot to pieces in such a place. So when I walked in and was met by a friendly woman I was instantly put at ease. She offered to answer any questions I may have as I browsed the small but complete wine selection. As is often the case, the one bottle I intended to purchase became three. One such bottle had a coupon worth $5 off for trying, which was a great teaser to get me to bite. As the same women checked me out she let me know it was a mail-in coupon, then informed me that it had expired. I was expecting to cut my losses, which was no big deal, but she immediately pulled out a business card and told me that she was going to give me $5 credit for the expired manufacturer's coupon. Did my disheveled hair and banana-stained pajamas make her pity me? Regardless, WHO DOES THIS ANYMORE!??! This booze run initially reminded me of small town Kansas circa 1985 after discovering that Denver grocery stores can legally only serve canned piss to customers, but became reminiscent of small town Kansas circa 1985 due to the exceptional customer service I received at JK Liquors. This is the kind of thing that is unheard of in this day and age and has cemented JK Liquors as my first choice for all emergency and non-emergency booze runs in the future.

This is my partner and mine go to store for our liquid refreshments. The owner is up on local brews…read moreand makes excellent suggestions. She is always friendly and out going with us. I was really impressed with the frequent buyer program and how she gave me 10% off when I made our New Year's Day stock up run. It is great that it is close to us, but we would make special trips if needed because it is that friendly of store!

I absolutely hate having to write this review. Pour Boy has been a 5 star liquor store to me for…read moreover 20 years. tl;dr - POS and card reader don't interface right, management sucks and refused to even investigate even though their employee corroborated my story. However, on April 5th, I needed to cancel a transaction because I used the wrong card. The register said the transaction was cancelled, but the credit card system put the charge through anyway. A couple days later, I noticed the charge had gone through, so I went in to talk about it. The employee from the original transaction was there and vouched that I tried to cancel and then did use another card, but the owner/manager that happened to be there at the time didn't believe HIS OWN EMPLOYEE. He said he would "research it" and call me. I told him he could fix it by just allowing me to grab the merchandise that the charge would have covered, but he refused. I checked in after a week or so, saw the same cashier (wonderful lady by the way). She said she saw the paper he wrote my info down on was on the desk, so maybe they were doing something about it. That was apparently wrong. The cashier admitted that there are times the card reader does not cancel transactions correctly, but the owner/manager ignored her. Current management of this place is a bunch of fraudsters now. I'm sad that I have to write a bad review as well as stop supporting a local small business. I gave them many chances though.

This place has beer and wine. They carry Lone Star beer from time to time. That's 5 stars in my…read morebook. Plus I can walk here from my condo. #winning

Cramped store. Poor selection. Often times they raise the price at the counter up to 2x more than…read morehow it is labeled. Bad management. Go elsewhere

I would give 5stars but their prices on the website were not honored inside the storeread more

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.