Warehouse Liquor Mart

There are way too many liquor stores in this town. One on every block, often two. They all look the same, feel the same, sell the same. But there are a handful in town that are just… different.
This isn’t QUITE one of the top dogs (Argonaut, Applejack, etc.), but it is a solid place indeed. They have the basic requirements I look for in a liquor store such as local items, easy-​to-​spot sales, and a good staff that actually knows their product.
But they also have tastings where their staff is performing them under the watchful eye of a local brewer. This lets them learn the beers as they sell them. I like that a lot.
Sale prices, clean store, and a good variety of local beers at non-​insane prices.
The location is a bit weird and off the path, but worth the extra 60 seconds TOPS that it takes to get in and out. Probably the best store this side of town.

I don’t know that this place could be more of a hidden gem if they tried. There’s no windows, an unnoticeable sign, no flashy lights. Just a few thousand square feet of craft beer, bombers, wine, and liquor.
They even have a point system — $ 1/​1pt — 200pts gets you $ 10 off your purchase. In essence, they reward you with craft beer to buy their craft beer. And that’s what I call a win win.
So let’s bump those stars up for you warehouse liquor.

Under new management. Great selection, great prices, not very helpful people.

ok i’ve utilized this establishment over the last couple years for the convenience factor and last year it seemed like it was closing with no stock so i stopped going. a few months ago i saw a sign as i drove down Hampden that it was under new management. well it was worth a look and they have stocked it with decent stock, prices are reasonable Wine selection is fair and you can get the IPA’s and specialty beers that coloradans seem to love so i would say that new management has brought this once popular place back from the dead.
the staff is knowledgeable and friendly all in all its a good place to get your weekend wobbly pops

Did I mention yet about 100 times in my reviews that I went to Burning Man? Oh don’t worry, I will.
I was shopping for some liquor to take to Burning Man and for whatever jacked up reason I thought it would be funny to drink Tequila and Tang while I was there. I also knew that there was a no-​glass rule in place, and I thought if I had a chance in hell of finding a decent Tequila in a plastic bottle that I should start with a liquor store in the ghetto. And why not start with a liquor warehouse in the ghetto? Done.
I wasn’t that impressed with the place. It was big, but the floor plan was very open and everything was very far apart. They had a lot of quantity, but it was lots of the same things over and over.
I never found a bottle of Tequila in a plastic bottle but I did find a nice bottle of really crappy rum in a plastic bottle. The plastic bottle was what made it nice.
I ended up not cracking open either the rum or the tequila for the whole trip but it’s better to have it and not need it than the other way around.
So this liquor store didn’t really have what I needed, but I also didn’t need what I thought I needed. Either way, it’s not my favorite stop so I most likely won’t be back in for a while.