Liquor Mart

Liquor Mart is very large, wine on the right, spirits in the middle, beer on the left and along the back wall. They have a lot of drinking material but their beer selection is what really shines. Odell’s Loose Leaf isn’t common around here but they carry it, and they stock some fantastic seasonal Oskar Blues and Avery beers that are out of this world.
One or two hard-​to-​find liquor varieties can be located here like Leblon cachaca from Brazil for when you’re in the mood for a caipirinha, but I notice that they don’t stock as many local Colorado spirits as one or two of their competitors.
On the wine end they offer a LOT but mostly the usual suspects, for instance their Bordeauxs are thin and I couldn’t find a barbera anywhere at all. Still not bad and they know their market well. Prices are on par with Monument, meaning 5−7% over what you’d normally pay in Denver.

Lots if choices. Wide selection. They seem to support Colorado microbreweries & winery’s — also local legal «moonshine» so that’s righteous! mix& match 6packs & exotic tall singles. Close to the king soopers — so you don’t have to buy low alcohol grocery store beer ! (WTF Colorado???)they even carry Crabbies ginger brew and hard to find liquors.

Selection is great, prices are decent BUT… I showed up this morning at a few minutes before they opened and wrote this review while waiting for someone to open the store. There are 4 cars including mine that are waiting to get in. It is 8 minutes after their posted opening and I have seen 6 cars come and go. I wonder how much revenue they’ve lost already. This is a Broncos Sunday no less. I hope the owner sees this and fixes the problem. It is now 10 minutes after and still no one. Wow. 10 minutes may not seen like much to most people but I’ll bet it has cost them hundreds already. 7 cars left by the time I post this.

I am going to go ahead and not lace my review with profanity, but boy is it on the tip of my tongue. The fact that this store has a great selection in does NOT make up for the fact that the customer service and employees who work here are absolutely horrible.
The rudeness here is exceptional. Really. I have never been offered assistance. Ever. I have always been bullied over my identification. These people act like their jobs make them miserable.
By all means — F****** QUIT!!!
I now drive to Denver or go to the half dozen other smaller, but NICER liquor stores in the area. Way to go Liquor Mart, driving local business away by your bad attitudes and terrible business practices.

Love this place.
I might be guilty of love because of the close location to myself and the fact that they carry my obsession. Colorado Cellars fruit wines are here and those are my absolute weakness. The guys who work there are all super nice — a little strange since they don’t drink, but they work at a liquor store — but they’re still helpful and friendly, so it’s not a huge deal when they can’t make suggestions.
They started a stamp card — for every time you shop there, you get a stamp. After 6 stamps, you get 10% off your next purchase. Though, if you’re a wine-​o, you don’t need to worry about working up a stamp card because they give you 10% off the purchase of any variety of 6 bottles of wine. Mix & match to your hearts content.
So, I really can’t find any reason to complain… until they run out of what I love.

Maybe I go here too much, but nevertheless this is an awesome liquor store. The selection of micro brews and wine is MASSIVE. You’ll be able to find beer from most of Colorado’s Craft Brewers. If there is something you’d like to see on their shelves or in their coolers you can request it! They have added my two favorite whiskys (Revel Stoke & Spicebox) to their inventory after my requests. Conveniently located off Jackson Creek, this is a great location to find your booze at very fair prices.