Aggie Liquors

They seemed to have everything I always wanted and ive always found what I was looking for while shopping there. The interior is very dated but its not a bar to hang out for the night, just a store to shop in. They could organize their wine better as too much of it is sitting in boxes on the floor.
The employees have a habit of talking about how much drugs they’ve done in their past or how drunk they were the weekend before yet they were very helpful with any questions I had.
Yes, there is a security guard on the weekends but if your not a douche bag and dont mind showing id, then this wont bother you. You shouldn’t act surprised when someone asks to see your id in a liquor store that’s located 60 seconds from a college campus.
I shop here all the time and the location is very convenient for me. Plus parking is plentiful.

Shopped around here a few times and only reason for three stars, well the prices are overly inflated compared to other stores on just about everything

I’ve lived around the corner from, and shopped at Aggie Liquor since 2002. They have RARELY, if ever, been much less then extremely friendly and helpful. Selection is good, not great. Prices are fair, not low. Convenience and comfort levels are high.

Average selection with high prices — the calling card of every «discount» liquor store that has managed to find a location where they’re the only spot around for a few miles.
Staff is mildly friendly, usually too many dudes working so you’re always walking into a private conversation that doesn’t stop while they check you out. Too cool for school kind of attitude.

With wine bottles on the floor. lining the aisles, they look like they’re outgrowing their store. If you’re lookin’ to make some fruity cocktails with umbrellas, play beer pong, enjoy a novel wine with friends, or whatever your modus intoxicatus, they have most bases covered. Their selection of beer, wine, and booze ranges from the cheap stuff to mid-​shelf, which is expected of a college liquor store. They had an okay line-​up of beers (mostly Colorado and a few well-​known labels from other states, plus some imports) in the chillers.

If you live around the northside of CSU campus or the west side of Old Town, then Aggie Liquor is the only place to get all the essentials to get the drunk on. For a small shop, they have a great selection of wine and beer and a ton of the hard stuff too.
For some reason on Friday and Saturday nights, they have two rent-​a-​cop wankers from Anlance security who hassle everyone for ID checks. I’ve never really understood why they pack guns outside of a liquor store? This isn’t Aurora. But if you are of age, they are worth a few laughs.