Heritage Wine and Liquor

I just love shopping here when I get a chance. Their beer selection is great, but what really sells it for me is the staff. Every time I go in there someone stops me to make sure I’m ok, asks what I’m looking for, and very excitedly recommends things that might also fit into what I’m desiring. I can just see how Heritage must be a great place to work for, because their employees are always so happy!

This was at one time my favorite liquor store. I still think it’s pretty decent but their prices aren’t quite as competitive as they once were and I haven’t been impressed with employee suggestions recently. They’re still going to have better prices on wine and beer than the typical corner store but each time I visit, the prices seem to creep higher and higher. The selection for beer, wine, and liquor is good and I do check in here from time to time. Sign up for the emails so you know what’s on sale!

Hertiage Wine & Liquors has become our go-​to store for stocking up for wine for our dinner parties, hostess gifts, and personal consumption. They have a great selection of wine at many price points and there are always knowledgeable employees available to help you find something you’ll like. The best part, however, is the great prices and fabulous sale prices they offer on so many of our favorites.

Affordable prices and friendly staff.

I am a fan oh yes I am! They have a great selection at this location. It is close to my work and allows for ample browsing over lunch for my beer club. Great make your own mixed 6er’s in my opinion as well.
Staff is great!
I have also been told they will order things for you. I haven’t had to take that route. They have more than I could ask for!

This place always has great sales. The staff members are very friendly and helpful, whether you talk to someone over the phone or in person. This store has an abundant variety of liquors, wines and beers to choose from. You can very easily sign up to become a member, which gets you points/​discounts over time. It’s a great customer loyalty program. It’s a very large store. I was in there for less than 20 minutes and had two people ask me if I need help finding anything. It’s a clean, well-​managed facility.

Listed large selection of high end Cabernets on their website but only had a few. The manager said that the inventory online includes wines they had in the past. A very deceptive and misleading practice. I drove 25 minutes to buy a wine they listed as in stock.

Another go to place by my work with a large selection and easy to find items. I love the signage as it keeps me from bumbling around when the hubby sends me in looking for something I have never heard of. I tend to pick out my alcohol based on the packaging/​artwork on it. There is definitely a loyal customer base as I have been there more than once and the staff have been chatting with their regulars which makes for a nice atmosphere. I recommend parking in the secondary lot as it gets pretty tight — parking a little further out makes it a lot easier.

This is a nice big shop with a ton of selection and good prices. They have easy to read signs over all the aisles so you can easily navigate the shop. You can find lots of the local smaller brewers (beer) and a ton of wine (which isn’t my thing, but if it is yours you will do fine here), plus any brand hard liquor you can think of! For this neck of the woods, they are one of the best around.

I love this liquor store– it’s close to my work & cheap! As redneck as this is about to sound they have an awesome selection of boxed wine that exceeds any liquor store I’ve been too, even some of the larger stores. They have fish eye in moscato and riesling and both are delish and for $ 15 for 3 bottles it’s definitely worthwhile to forgo the bottle. Their individual beer selection is awesome too if you feel like trying something new or can’t decide what you want. Their regular wine selection is fantastic as well and they have weekly sales that blow the competition out of the water. I go during the day so I don’t encounter a long wait time and I tend to know what I’m looking for so I can’t speak to the helpfulness of the employees. All in al– top knotch and I will continue to go here for all my alcoholic tendencies!

I’ve been to Heritage a lot. It’s the closest liquor store to us and they have great prices and a huge selection. Most of the time I can get in and get out with no hassle — though at times long checkout lines — BUT that’s if we don’t have questions! The most recent time we went in I was looking for this new Light Cider that Michelob is making. After walking up and down and up and down the cooler aisle and not finding it someone quickly walked past us asking everyone around if they needed anything. I grabbed his attention and asked if they carried it. He smugly told me that probably any of my local grocery stores would have that as it was 3.2 beer and they, as a liquor store, don’t carry 3.2 beer (can you picture his nose in the air because boy it was! and honestly I had no clue liquor stores didn’t carry 3.2, don’t they carry O’doulls?!). So we decided on something else. Oddly enough we got to the BBQ we were grabbing the drinks for and they had a food magazine I was thumbing through and wouldn’t you know the ad for the Light Cider was in it and guess what it’s not 3.2 it’s 4!
It seems the customer service is always hit or miss. I’ve had a couple very helpful and nice people assist us but then there have been times where it’s hard to even hunt someone down to point you in the right direction. We might try Incredible Wine & Liquors for our next shopping trip — they are constantly sending me fliers, email coupons and updates, and have club pricing when you are sans coupon. Though Heritage will always be a quick, close option.

My parents sent me out to grab beer for our Christmas Eve dinner. We had a lot to do that day and lots of errands to run so I had my underage brother along and because we were so rushed I didn’t even think twice about him tagging along into the store.
At checkout, we were promptly informed that because he was there and I wasn’t his parent/​guardian that we weren’t allowed to buy the beer. I told the cashier that it was my mistake and I understood that it was their policy and that it was no big deal, and made to leave. But NO, this guy calls over a manager and makes this big scene and I finally have to just force my way out.
I get it. I was wrong, I wasn’t even thinking about it and shouldn’t have brought my brother in with me. Whoops. But I didn’t press the issue and was fully prepared to leave without the beer. I could have done without the big scene and because of it I will never go back to what used to be my favorite liquor store. Bummer.

I am a fan of this place, and i buy my poison from here always. I wanted to try out some Belgian ales i was hearing about a lot. I went to a couple of places and none of them had it. I went here, and here it was! Great selection on California wines also.

There are way too many reasons why Heritage rules Alcohol-​land here in the DTC area, but here’s the top three:
3. Do-​a-​double-​take beer specials. $ 5.99 for Bridgeport beers!!! Yup, pretty much every other week. $ 6.99 for Boulder Beer and other awesome brands? Yes sir, past three weeks. Let’s put it this way: out of the 1.5 million fliers I get in the mail each week, theirs is the one I will wait in my car for while the mail guy sorts and delivers my apartment complex’s mail (at a snail’s pace…).
2. Great wine selection. I only have one white wine that I will go out of my way to buy, and not many places have it, but they do. Yay sophistication!
1. WARNING! I’m about to completely go beer geek on yo behind. I asked if they had a Sam Adams Utopias… and they said yes… over there… in that display case. IT WAS ON THE FREAK’N SHELF! Those of you who know what this beer is are currently questioning my truthfulness. Those unaware of this beer… well…I’m sorry you don’t know what it is. Basically, it’s like finding a needle in a haystack, and costs a day’s worth of labor. The fact that they had it in stock… in plain daylight… was a miracle. I’ve never seen one for sale, and will probably never see one again. But Heritage had it, and I will forever be grateful.
Oh yeah, their selection in everything is pretty great. Also, they have a loyalty program that can earn you discounts. My taste buds love this place, and my liver is shedding a tear.

I began shopping here because it is the closest store to my house. When I first starting coming in here, there was a full staff that were all well-​versed in wine, and one older gentleman who knew everything you could ever want to know about whiskey and scotch. I enjoyed coming into the store and just asking someone to help me look around, and they were always willing. I was never, ever, steered wrong on a bottle of wine. One guy even remembered my name! On top of the stellar service, the prices are very reasonable, and they often have great sales (check out the scotch of the month!).
However, at some point around the start of 2011 they had an almost complete turnover in their staff. The new staff, while still fairly friendly, aren’t nearly as knowledgeable, and certainly don’t go so far out of their way. I think the honesty level has gone down a bit too. Previously, there was an employee who, when I brought a bottle of wine up to his register (I went out of my way to go in his line) he would ask me if I had had it before, and if I hadn’t, and it wasn’t good, he would tell me! And then give me better choices in the same price range. Through this I discovered many new brands and flavors of wine that would have otherwise been overlooked. The new staff, for the most part, just say «yeah, it’s good.» It’s too bad that all of these helpful people are gone, but I will continue to shop at Heritage as long as I live in the area.
I would also like to say something about the selection. It’s huge. It may not be Argonaut or Applejack, but it is quite impressive. Unless you are looking for something really obscure, my bet would be that they carry it. They have a selection of Rose’s (not white zin! and not everywhere does), obscure beers, delicious whiskeys, and enough wine that you are sure to find something you want to drink.
As for the rewards program, I am signed up, but I almost always buy items on sale, and these purchases do not count towards rewards. So after almost 3 years, I don’t think I have earned a reward yet.

This place is the «Cheers» bar of liquor stores. You walk in, an angel choir starts singing, and then the party starts. Well, actually, the party probably starts after you leave, but you get the point. When I walk in, I’m usually greeted by their beer guy, who proceeds to tell me what’s new — both on the shelves and in the back. It’s that friendly here.
I should probably mention that I love craft beer, but know nothing of wine, and my 80-​proof days are mostly over. The store does seem to have a huge cache of every type of hard liquor, and a solid wine selection, but any medium to large liquor store should have these things.
So back to the beer — their selection of specialty beers, bombers, and limited-​edition beers is as good or better than Tipsy’s. Jay, the scruffy-​looking dude by the beer fridges, is very knowledgeable, and if they don’t have what you want, they are willing to talk to their distributors to find it. And, they offer discounts for buying full or half cases.
Oh, and if you sign up for a «heritage card,» you get $ 20 in free beer for every $ 500 you spend. And you don’t even have to stuff another card into your wallet — just give your name at checkout.
Rock steady.

I used to go to another liquor store because it was closer, but had ventured in to Heritage before. They seem to have good hours– as they were open during a holiday time last year when others weren’t.
Clean place and easy to find your preferred alcohol as they clearly label everything. Pretty good deal on Vodka’s.
Love the bright yellow wall! You can’t miss it.
Staff is pretty nice and there is a reward program that I would recommend joining.

Of you’re in Centennial. This is your one stop alcohol shop. They have cooler after cooler of that wonderful craft beer from around the country. Dogfish is stocked, oh so happy. Isle after isle of all bottles of wine, tequila, scotch, rum, you know what I mean.
Great store, very knowledgeable staff. Super friendly and there for you.
Check ‘em out. Don’t let those big yellow letters outside scare you.

When I moved to the ‘burbs 8.5 years ago I needed alcohol to celebrate. Dearest friend from college said…“only place to go is Heritage” and yep that was it. This staff knows their wine, beer, & spirits!
You can go in… tell them what you’re in the mood for and they’ll point out several selections in various price ranges. They’re not snobby and well, now, I think they know my tastes better than I do. One of the gentlemen there reminded me that I’d tried a certain wine and didn’t like it. Now that’s service!
They have reusable bags there and will carry out everything to your car. So say hi to Mrs. H when you’re there and enjoy their friendly service.

Unless I’m mistaken, Heritage Liquors –along with Safeway— has been the flagship store of its respective stripmall since the 1970’s!
The place is well stocked with a wide assortment of beer n’ booze. They seem to have an enormous selection of whiskey, vodka and other spirits. Pricing is fair, as well.
Can’t complain about the service, either. The place has an ample amount of floor space, making it seem very open. The checkout counters are worn… and if you think about it, that’s the sign of an unblemished liquor store. Parking isn’t an issue and you have access to two redlights to help you make that elusive left turn onto eastbound Arapahoe Road.