Boulder Wine & Spirits

Nice to hear they have a decent selection, but just tried to call and see if they had a specific brand of wine in for a party and coming up from Aurora. When I didn’t speak fast enough for them, they hung up without saying anything. Double checked I had the correct number 303−442−9800. Right number, but no thanks!

Love these guys! Excellent selection, great service, and great pricing. They always have awesome specials (ex: 12-​case of Sierra Nevada for $ 12, Fireside Whiskey for $ 23, Avery 6-​packs for $ 8…the list goes on!), so you’ll never feel ripped off when walking out of there because you know you got a good deal. I’ve come to know a few of the clerks now and they’re all very kind & helpful people. It’s my go-​to, for sure. ;)

My favorite place in town. It seriously is a notch above all the rest due to the availability of favorite beverages, an awesome and sweet knowledgeable staff who will go to any lengths to help you find what you’re looking for– for any celebration and the best prices for the every day after work need to chill beverage! I love the clean smell and easy access to whatever I am looking for. Make BWS your local go-​to! :)

Doesn’t accept vertical IDs; in my case, that means I will not be able to buy anything until my 27^th birthday in 2018 (that’s when my current ID expires). Enjoy the four years of lost business.

The owner or manager treated my son and I like criminals when my 15 year old helped carry up a 12 pack of sawtooth ale. For being unaware that there was a nonposted rule against minors even touching a box that contained beer, we were treated to an embarrassing and patronizing lecture and then barred from buying any sawtooth. The bizarre part was their willingness to sell me any OTHER brand of beer. Time to work on those «people skills.»

Good selection, layout is easy to shop, good deals

Fives stars simply for the staff. The inventory is pretty standard for better liquor stores in Boulder, but the staff really sets this place apart. the people here won’t badger you if you’re just looking, but if you’re unsure of what you want they’ll hang out until you find just what you’re looking for. I’ve come in here looking for the perfect red wine to pair with roast duck and a beer sampler while sick of drinking winter beers, and left feeling like my money was well spent. I’ve also come in here with a handful of change and singles, trying to find something a little more palatable than PBR, and one of the people who work here stood around calculating sales tax so I could find something I could afford. This place is customer service at its best.

Boulder W&S happens to be close to my house so it’s super-​convenient when we need to get party supplies. That being said, they do have an awesome variety for a store of its size. I’m really impressed with their selection of wines and specialty beers.
Surprisingly, their prices are better than most others in town. Not only the wines, but even the College picks (ie Coors Light, Mike’s Hard, and the like) are cheap.
All of the employees are so friendly and helpful — I know I can count on them for great recs when I’m being indecisive.

My favorite local liquor store.
Excellent prices, especially on beer and wine. I often find myself on a budget for booze but can’t really stand the «big brand» cheap stuff. Boulder Wine and Spirits saves the day with many excellent 10 – 14 dollar wines and many great beers in 12 packs for 12 – 14 dollars.
There seems to be a good knowledge base on products without any pretentiousness too, which I like. Everyone I’ve dealt with has been friendly and cool.
Except for a few of them, but I think they’re just quiet.
I also just found out they do wine tastings on Fridays and Saturdays. Nothing like getting offered free wine when I walk in to buy drinks.
The one thing that would push me over to 5 stars would be some sort of «wine/​beer of the week club» that I could get on board with to try new things and meet other afficionados/​alcoholics.
That said, this place is still pretty much the awesome sauce. Love it.

Best liquor store in town.
–Best prices (far better than Liquor Mart)
–Fantastic selection of $ 10-​$ 20 wines
–Very knowledgeable about wine! You don’t need to go into that ridiculously overpriced store on Broadway and Alpine to find a good bottle. I kid you not, that store easily charges 20−25% more on the SAME bottle! Gastly.
— Legit selection of hard liquor, and great selection of local microbrews.
–Clean, bright, open space, next door to Safeway for any out-​of-​the-​ordinary mixers.
–Oh, and dog cookies for my dog.
Perfect neighborhood store.
If you’re looking for that obscure cognac, you may still need to hit Liquor Mart, but for just about everything else, this place is far superior to the other shops in town.

I cried tears of joy upon entering Boulder Wine & Spirits. I just moved to the area from Michigan and I am used to the Liquor Control Commission setting the prices for liquor. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I could buy a 5^th of Grey Goose for $ 19.99! Is this the norm in Colorado or is it just this store? Anyway, I got the Grey Goose, Disaranno, and Milagro Tequila (and some Sweet & Sour Mix) for a grand total of $ 84! The cashier must have thought I was crazy because I almost kissed him (I think my boyfriend was thinking of kissing him too!). I didn’t check out the beer selection but I will definitely buy all my liquor from this location.

Good beer selection, very solid, both in colorado microbrews and craft brews in general (lagunitas, alaskan, etc)
good sales, better in some cases than the famed liquormart.
im not a wine guy really, but it looks like they have a good selection of cheap wine.

Boulder Wine & Spirits on 28^th /​Iris is my favorite place in town to stop for beer or wine. It’s not just the prices (which are great!), but the people who work there are terrific.
I recently bought a bottle of Barbera there, a label I hadn’t had before. My husband and I tried it for dinner that night, and we hated it. It just wasn’t good. I put the cork back in, and took it back to the store. I asked them about their policy for returns — seems ridiculous to return wine that we’d tasted, but they didn’t hesitate. The cashier told me to pick something else out if I liked, or offered me a refund. I explained that I didn’t think the wine had turned or there was anything technically wrong with it, we just hadn’t liked it. He responded, «That happens. You should be able to drink something you like.»
I think the prices are the best in town. They’ve had 12 packs of Stella Artois on «special» for $ 12.99 forever, plus I can get my favorite Mark West pinot noir for $ 8.99, and Castle Rock for $ 10.99. They’ll order me a case of something if I want it, and automatically give 15% off (tho not if the wine is already on special). It’s also so convenient, right next door to Safeway, so I can get everything done in one stop.