Amendment XXI Wine & Spirits

Went to this liquor store last night, the guy working was incredibly RUDE and unknowledgeable about his supply. Asked for a sweet red wine, claimed to not have any. Then after clarifying MULTIPLE times that we just want a sweet red wine of any kind that he would recommend, sends us off with a «recommendation» $ 20 bottle. Get home to open up a bottle of sparkling red wine (in other words pink champagne). Very disappointing. Especially living down the street and a convenient location.

Love this little shop in my neighborhood! Always so friendly and will help you find whatever you need !

Great experiences with Leo in the past but the woman working there during my most recent visit was rude enough to make me never want to go back. Lose the attitude, Amendment XX1 before you lose all of your customers.

I’m so happy Amendment XXI is only 2 blocks away from my house. They have a great selection of wines, spirits and beers.
Also, the owner and the staff are always very friendly and happy to help!

I’m a sales rep and love getting out in the town when I’m in denver. However, even us «extroverts» need our introverted nights-​in to re-​boot and re-​charge. It’s rare, but it happens… The lovely folks here helped me pick out a wine to go with my Marco’s pizza and a wine opener because I was staying at the hampton inn down the road.
There’s a tiny selection, but it’s all unique wine blends and rare selections you will find elsewhere. I will be coming back next time I’m in town!

I’m giving this place a 2 only because of the limited selection of spirits. The staff is great but every time I go in here They don’t carry what I’m after.

Great selection of wines & liquors, very convenient location!

Fantastic! Leo and his staff are very knowledgeable and they have never given me a bad recommendation on a bottle of wine!

I’ve really tried to like this store-​and I’ve ignored the bad attitude until now.
I’ve e been there probably seven times because it was close to where I used to live. I was back in the olé ‘hood and stopped by for white wine and champagne. As I asked for help I was reminded of the snobby attitude. I explained exactly what I was looking for-​and what I didn’t like Both the wine and champagne that were recommended, and I bought, had flavor profiles that were what I said I didn’t like-​lots of citrus and grapefruit. Makes me think he has no idea what the wines tastes like and was just doing a sales job-​with attitude.
I will never go back.

Adorable wine shop owned by the cutest couple. Leo knows his wines. You are in good hands. They carry a delicious variety local/​non local wines, craft beers and spirits. Super convenient location to pop in and grab either the usual or try something new. I am often in need of suggestions I can trust as I purchase closing gifts for clients that have a different tastes. I would highly recommend Amendment XXI.

I came here to pick up some craft beer so this review has nothing to do with the wine selection (although I plan to pick up some in the near future!). They had a decent selection of beer, to the point where I stared at the cooler for a good 5 minutes before I could decide on something. And it was only the suggestion of another customer that finally got me out of there! This place is easy and convenient for me and they have enough beer selection to piqué my interest!

A small place that caters to the casual drinker, not the wine geek. Their selection is limited by their space. They push their private label wine a bit too much, but it is easy to say no. In a pinch, you can find a good bottle, but it isn’t worth a detour.

Very helpful staff, good selection and decent prices, plus there are always coupons and deals here. Parking is easy as well, which is an added bonus. I’ve made some wonderful wine discoveries in this store. Saturday wine tastings too!

I’ve been in to Amendment a few times now. Once, not so great of a visit and then deciding to give it another try, I was a little more impressed.
The first time I wandered in here was after an eyebrow wax next door at Brows and I remembered I needed to pick up a housewarming gift for a friend I’d be seeing in the evening. Now, I know I get a little red after an eyebrow wax and I tend to look a little like a clown, but the guy who I asked about GF beer (the housewarming gift was for a celiac) looked at me/​treated me like I was a bit of a fool. Sure, GF beer is kinda a bummer-​I heard the sound WAH WAH when I tried a sip, but I couldn’t figure out what the guy was being so condescending about. I felt really self-​conscious, quickly grabbed a random GF six pack and high-​tailed it out of there. It probably isn’t the first time he’s seen a inflamed Brows client come in post wax, but he acted like I was a leper.
After another visit to Brows, I again needed an evening drink for a dinner I was headed to later. I wanted a really nice bottle of red to go with the steak I had been told was being served. The woman who was working this time around was the total opposite to the man from my previous visit. She was helpful, suggestive, and friendly. While I was still red this time around, I left feeling pretty good about my purchase.
I may be back, but I will have to do a walk-​by first to make sure the kinda jerky guy isn’t working first.

A very helpful owner in Leo and extremely community friendly. They participate in Community supported agriculture and sponsor the farmer market. A great business that is socially responsible.

Great place to find some great wine. Leo is always happy to see you and will help you pick the right bottle for the right reasons. Great little liquor store.

Very nice liquor/​wine establishment in the Highlands, about 1 ½ miles NW of Union Station. Parking near there is… interesting, to say the least… nearest intersection merges 5 streets. If someone barrels around a corner and you give them the right of way, they *will* take that only spot that’s empty for a 3 – 4 block radius. (But that’s hardly the liquor store’s fault… just givin a heads up).
Proprietors were friendly, and it seemed like they had a nice selection of things, but I was primarily there for the Arta Tequila Tasting on Cinco de Mayo, so I can’t really go into any depth here. I didn’t check prices on many of their liquors, but I can tell you they wanted $ 40 for a bottle of Arta Silver, $ 50 for a bottle of Arta Reposado and $ 60 for a bottle of Arta Anejo (the differences are: not aged, aged in oak barrels for 11 months, and aged in oak barrels for 2 years — really changes the nature of the tequila). $ 60 for a bottle of tequila seems pretty damn steep to me…*but*…it was artisan tequila and not mass-​produced, so…
Nice place. You could do worse than take a lovely walk in the Highlands area and end up here. But I’m betting there are cheaper places around town to find what you need.
Stay thirsty, my friends. :)

Dear fucking G-​d.
This sweetass establishment combined two of my favorite things:
1. The Constitution.
2. Alcohol.
My third favorite thing is gay porn.
Alas, they don’t sell that here and I don’t think they should as it would limit the clientele that frequents this amazing spot of awesomeness.
My fourth favorite thing is drag queens and trannies.
It is not OUTSIDE the realm of possibility that I might one day run into a tranny or a drag queen here, I am just saying there are other places it may be more probable.
They do tastings on Saturday afternoon.
Also, they are within stumbling distance of my abode.
Perfection beyond perfection.

I dropped in with some friends this Saturday for their weekly wine tasting. The tasting was free and consisted of 4 French wines, three white and one red. The presenter was great and answered all of my dumb questions :) The store owner did the actual pouring.
I really enjoyed the light, white varietal and was pleased to see that it was only $ 13. So, they weren’t trying to push some really expensive wines, which was nice. It was perfect for the BBQ we were going to have that afternoon.
The wines in the shop are arranged by location, rather than grape-​type, which was pretty cool.
They do these tastings most Saturday afternoons 4−7pm. We will definitely be back!
We lucked out and found a parking spot right in front. But, it is street parking only and I’m sure some of you know how difficult it can be to find a spot in this area most of the time. So, if you can walk or ride your bike, I’d highly recommend it.

This is an overpriced addition to a block that needs some more interesting shops (like Mona Lucero’s). I was underwhelmed with the selection and especially prices (wines anywhere from $ 4 – 7 more per bottle than other stores in the area). Its on my way from NW Denver to downtown, so will likely use it for emergencies only. I can’t afford to make this a regular stop.
On the plus side, nice owner and interesting layout. People with lots of disposable income in the neighborhood will be happy.