Equipment de Vin

Cool selection of wine gift related corks glass wear books etc. prices were not as high as I expected. In my area prices would be 30% more!

Dropped in yesterday while waiting on a dinner reservation in hopes of finding a birthday present for a friend. Nice enough merchandise I suppose, but this was overshadowed by the incredibly unpleasant nature of the woman working there — I believe she is the owner. It appears my experience was not unique in this way. As with other reviewers, after having a few condescending, rude comments directed at me I left the store. My wallet and I will not be returning again!

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. The employees are extremely rude and because of that, I would never purchase anything here, nor would I recommend this place to anyone. My mom, sister and I had gifts in our hands, ready to purchase, and the employee scolded our children for touching the glass on the door because she didn’t want to wipe off the fingerprints. (They were exiting to stand with their grandfather) It was done in a rude and distasteful manner and I felt like I needed to write a review.
Apparently, this is an everyday norm for this store and the employees/​owner that work there, as I’ve been reading the reviews since our trip.

Wandered into this store this afternoon and was excited to look around. The person working, maybe the owner, didn’t acknowledge us, too busy having a conversation. Ok, not a big deal. I saw she had a golden retriever puppy behind the counter with her and I LOVE dogs so I leaned down a little (outside of the counter) and said hi to the puppy. It didn’t lift its head at first so I started to move on but then it lifted its head so I talked to it again. I glanced at the lady wanting to ask if I could pet the dog but she was too busy with her conversation. Then I heard «Just let him sleep, Sweetie» and she continued her convo. The first words you say to me and you talk to me like I’m 10 years old? Mind you I didn’t touch the dog, and would not have been offended at all had she asked me not to politely. Not sure how you survive as a business being unwelcoming and patronizing like that. It’s a shame cuz I saw several things I might have bought as I stormed out.

I work downtown. Went in yesterday to buy a gift for my sister. Great shop but the gal was beyond rude. Every comment I made was met by an insult from her. Really? Is she upset because there was no one buying stuff? I don’t know. I almost walked out. I don’t need to be treated rudely. Take a lesson in Customer Service. Cool shop but I won’t be back.

Look in Unilocal «reviews that are not recommended» at the bottom of the page, more bad reviews.

It’s funny I didn’t realize it was a wine-​themed store until checking Unilocal.It just looked like a store full of household knickknacks but in hindsight it makes sense. Granted I was mainly petting the dog while my wife took a look around.
The owner was friendly but friendly with an asterisk. I can see why people may be put off by her acerbic personality. But perhaps befitting of an «executive sommelier.»
Anyway the place had tons of kitchen & wine-​related «stuff» so definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for something like that. We didn’t get anything because the items my wife would have liked were priced higher than she wanted to pay.

Went into this store with my mom on Thursday to look around. My mom loved this piece so she took a picture of it… the owner said no pictures and my mom felt bad and just explained why she wanted it. She was then yelled at… asking what nerve she had… What a miserable woman and poor business owner. I will never return.

Fun store to browse around while you’re at Larimer Square. Great mix of wine-​related items and gifts.

First. the shop itself and the products are great. If you have a friend or family member with an addiction to all things wine, this is your place. Assortment of creative wine holders and cork/​stoppers are second to none.
Second.If you enjoy being talked down and condescended to, this is also your place! Don’t dare look at the bottom of that candle a second to long or you will be made to feel like a 4 yr old! if you want to be scolded on the origins of cork wood then you are in luck! been in Colorado for several days and everyone and their aunt has been beyond awesome… not sure exactly what set off this particular shop-​keep. After the 3^rd snarky remark we had just had enough.

I’m definitely a fan of this place. It has great gifts for pretty much any adult — those who love wine, who love to cook, who love to entertain, who love to have pretty things… that covers most everyone, right? :)
I love walking through here and dreaming of all of the things to buy my friends and family for the holidays. I haven’t bought anything yet, but I am keeping a list so come November, I can get my butt in there and leave with a few bags.
Some of my favorite things are the cheese board that’s in the shape of France with the different regions of cheesemaking marked on the board, the bowls made out of bicycle chain, the Fred products, the tea towels, the serving trays…
Oh man. Maybe I’ll have to buy myself something before Christmas…

Just a cool little shop in Larimer Square. It one of those places with a combo of the kitschy, trendy, and cool, with some nice wares to decorate or entertain with. Even if you don’t buy, it’s still a fun walk through looking at all the stuff you’d like to buy if you didn’t have to buy all that other stuff you need.

I love this store! Always find fun gifts (sometimes for myself) and really enjoy chatting with the owner

If your into Wine, and wine related gifts, this is an Awesome store. They have lots of artwork for sell, and wall hanging type items.
They even sell dips for you to make at home.
And all the items seem to be homemade from someone.
Check out the candles and the ones by the front door that are attached by the wicks.
The owner is very nice and personable and helpful.
And when i need a cute gift for someone I know where Ill be shopping.

I will never step foot in this store again. The owner was extremely rude, even went as far as getting in my moms face and threatening to call security for taking a picture outside of her store. She also followed me around the store as to make sure I wasn’t stealing anything. VERY DISAPPOINTED!

The store is nice. Really cute, inventive pieces for wine and cheese. Fun decorations. A little expensive, but not outrageous. I go to school a few blocks away from the store and like to wander Larimer Square on my breaks. I love poking around in the stores and doing some shopping. I purchased a wine cork trivet there a while ago as a gift and my friend loved it! The owner was there and she was perfectly nice and helpful.
However, every other time I have gone in there I have been treated like an insignificant patron who is bothering the staff. The other woman that works there is truly unpleasant. I hate to give a bad review, but I have never been made to feel so uncomfortable in an establishment. She asked me what I was looking for and when I said I was browsing she told me to be careful that my backpack didn’t knock anything over and gave me a nasty look. «I’ll try my best.» I said and went on my way. I know that is a fairly mild interaction, but that is one of many. I never feel welcome and I always feel like they are just expecting that I don’t have enough money to afford one of their $ 50 cheese boards. I would love to spend my money there, but am too frustrated to go back.

I just stopped by the store to look for a final time at a piece of furniture they have for sale. I wanted to look at another piece to compare but when I went to look at it… one of the women working there (not the owner) promptly told me she had the area blocked off so she could mop. How sad, I love the store and have received fantastic customer service from the owner but this woman needs to figure out what customer service is. They just lost a $ 500-​$ 1,000 sale. I suggest someone tell the woman to do the mopping before they open to the public.

FUN, FUN, FUN place to go. Did I mention FUN?!
This is a great place for gifts or just fun little knic knacs. A wonderful place for a wine enthusiast. All sorts or kitchy things from one-​of-​a-​kind plates to hand etched ferns on glasses, drinking games, home décor type items, and everything else in between. A smidge pricey but there were things I would definitely buy for my home and for friends and family. Very good quality products here and well worth the price.
The woman that greeted us was very pleasant and seemed to be the owner of the very sweet older golden retriever (how cute). She was quick to start conversations and was consistently there in pleasant fashion assisting us through our navigation of the store and once I enlightened her to being rather new to Denver she was quick to suggest some great places for us to go.
Overall a fantastic experience and I’ll be back often. If you haven’t been you should definitely give this place a shot.

Wow this place has a lot of cool stuff and I don’t even drink wine. It has a lot of gourmet type food equipment. I’m not going to go into detail but explore this place carefully, lots of unique things I haven’t seen before. Their prices are high.

Equipment de Vin is a pricey store for Wine paraphernalia (damn that’s a hard word to spell).
They have the racks and all the goods to suite the wine connoisseur’s desires (also hard).
I suppose I shouldn’t complain about prices: there is no such thing as a poor wine connoisseur.
But anyway, for us lowly people… probably too expensive.
The service however was nice, and the place is dog friendly… so 3 stars.