Keg Liquors

Expensive. Big selection and nice displays. Used to be a «discount» liquor store but now quite expensive. Compare prices and you’ll see.

Great selection of craft beer, but very disappointing the lack of selection on the national brands. The staff does a solid job of answering questions and knows their product extremely well. But I am not sure the buyer understands how items should be stocked in the store and the national brands of beer in particular are not represented well in the store.4
4 stars to staff
2 stars to selection
This place should be a 4 or 5 star store, but not quite there.

As I have visited other liquor stores, I realize this place isn’t supplying my upper tier of craft beer. I know shelf space is valuable, but Colorado Liquor Mart seems slightly smaller than Keg to me and yet that store has a bigger selection of craft beer. Also, CLM has sales associates that I can ask questions about while Keg seems to just hire stockers and cashiers.
Still, it’s right next to Sprouts which I shop at weekly and it’s convenient for me to check this place out to see if there is any good sales on their beer going on. But other than there sales I prefer to shop elsewhere.

This is my go to liquor store since it is attached to Rite-​Aid and Sprouts is right next door.
They recently renovated the store and it looks very organized and clean. The prices are excellent, they have a great selection of wine, beer and other spirits and they always have great discounts.
The staff is very friendly and helpful and the checkout process is quick and easy.

Been going here for years. Since the second remodeling, prices have gone up, up, up! Stll excellent selection. But come on… why do i need to be carded? I’m way over twenty one!!! Ridiculous! Been shopping more at King Soopers liquor on Leetsdale more and more. Closer and their prices are much better. Also at the Costco on S. Wadsworth for wine. Much better prices when I’m in that area I stock up. Keg is still good but they’ve slipped a few notches.

WHY ARE YOU CARDING A 60 YEAR OLD GRAY HAIRED CUSTOMER?
Stop it. Its annoying and insulting to have to dig out my driver’s licence so a clerk can glance at it. Obviously I am old enough to buy booze. I’ve heard more complaining from other customers about the carding than the construction!
Its is not required by law and can only be the whim of corporate idiot that doesn’t drink.
We used to go here all the time. Great selection and great prices. NO MORE You just lost another customer. I will take my money to Virginia Village Liquors where they appreciate their patrons and only card the young ones.

This is my go-​to for all types of giggle water, but I’m reserving some judgement to see what the remodel will change.
Keg Liquors always has (had?) the best prices, really some dangerously ridiculous discounts. Selection is huge, I often find it difficult to pick what I want and end up leaving with weird things.
Sometimes some struggles with getting through the checkout lines in a timely manner, and always interesting characters working there.

Good place for all your drunken needs. Awesome B&W selections, prices are fair, checkout is quick and in the English language which is always a treat. Be careful exiting the store, it’s right next to CO Blvd and cars fly in going mach 2.

This place is a godsend during the holidays when I don’t have to cruise downtown to Argonaut or various specialty stores looking for select beers, hard liquors and specialty gifts for friends or family. I’ve found 3 of 4 specialty things here I was looking for, some of which Argonaut didn’t even have. Inexpensive but tasty shiraz/​syrah — where is it? Turns out there’s an entire row devoted to the oversized «family gathering» bottles. Nice. I’ve discovered quite a few tasty brews here, either on my own or recommended from others.
They offer some liquor specials available with Rite-Aid’s «wellness+» card. Yes, apparently it’s considered a factor of wellness to stock up on hooch. It’s a little cerebral for humor but somewhat amusing, especially for anything other than wine, since 63% of studies reported in news say a glass now and then is good for you.
They *do not* stock up, unfortunately, on the holiday variants that various Colorado breweries come out with when it’s the season. You might find a few of the larger breweries’ ones in cases like Breck, but nothing seasonal from Avery, Boulder Beer, Great Divide or others, that’s over the span of 3 visits in late 2013. If they do stock them, they sell out quickly and don’t have sufficient stock to refill the shelves. Better head downtown for that.

One of the shops I don’t mind spending money in. They have a good beer selection and they always have a a lot of specials. This is the cheapest place for beer in town, or at least within 5 miles. They just expanded their wine selection as well, so now my better half loves this place as well.
And whenever I go in the staff are very friendly and helpful.

I love this liquor store. Their wine is expansive, their liquor selection is vast and they carry a lot of unique and reasonably priced beer. The perfect place to spend a lot of my time and money at.

This is a great liquor store. They have a huge selection and their prices are excellent. I like to bake with liqueurs and they have a lot of small size samples at really good prices. I have never not found what I was looking for at Keg Liquors and I’ve always had good service as well.

Great selection and prices.
BUT, they often charge a different and usually higher price than the one on the shelf.
Apparently they have a hard time keeping their computer system up to date with current sales prices.
Just ask them to read off the prices as they are recorded at point of sale and double-​check your receipt.

Let me start off by saying that I don’t drink. So what are my qualifications to write a review about a liquor store ?
Easy, it’s call knowing a deal when I see one.
Keg Liquors is attached to a Rite Aid. You walk from Tylenol and Diapers to Wine and Spirits. They have incredibly deals on top brands (or at least well known brands). This is random sample of what I paid for in the last few months:
1) Today: Lagavulin (Scotch)16 year…$ 69.99 + tax (normally retails for $ 99)
2) Last week: Grey Goose…$ 24.99 + tax (normally retails for $ 31.99)
3) Dec 2012: Johnny Walker Green…$ 45 + tax (normally retails for $ 69.99)
So how do I get so lucky? Being Rite Aid and Sprouts are next door, I’ll wonder in regularly and look for deals. If I see it, I buy it.
I tend to give alcohol as gifts so I get «top shelf» items at a discount. I know some of you are thinking that you can buy one in same spirits online at comparable price. That is true but factoring in shipping charges, it’s going to be about the same total cost.
BTW: the service for the most part is pretty good. More often than not, the employees will walk around and ask «something I can help you find ?»

I found it hilarious I had to explain what Chianti is to the lady working in the liquor store. Otherwise, they have good prices and a very good selection of wines.

This store has great deals. They are attached to a Rite-​Aid and have ridiculously late hours on a Sunday, which is a bonus. Because this store is in the same strip mall as Sunflower, one day I wanted to buy vodka and decided to check out Keg Liquors instead of my standby of Wallaby Liquors. To my surprise, our favorite vodka (Pearl) was on sale for a ridiculously cheap amount and I’ve been hooked ever since.
I think some time last year, they began to require you to sign up for Rite Aid rewards program to get the sale prices, which is the same as signing up everywhere else. I don’t bring the card in anymore and just give my phone number and they find me. Since I’ve started shopping here in the past 2 years, we have made numerous trips here. I hipped my bf to the fact that Keg Liquors was the place where I found great deals on vodka and now he shops there too.
There are some larger liquor stores and some that have better selection, at least as far as beer is concerned, but for wine and hard liquor, the prices here can’t be beat. I’m a fan!

I have been a loyal customer of Keg Liquors for many years despite their awful refrigeration system and spotty customer service. But yesterday I had to finally say I will never return.
I purchased a shiner bock ¼ keg along with some other items for a party and after returning home and tasting the beer, discovered that it had a very nasty and strong chemical taste. I returned to Keg Liquors asking for an exchange, at which point their ‘supervisor’ Bach refused the return. After merely tipping the keg on its edge he declared that clearly 2 gallons had been drunk from the keg that only contains 7.75 gallons to begin with.
I insisted that he call his supervisor and after shuffling away for 10 minutes he returned and again refused the return or exchange. His only option was to allow me to purchase another keg. At full price.
I asked if he could please contact his supervisor again, and after much argument, he again claimed to have called his supervisor or manager or owner. I was never sure who the mystery person he claimed to be calling was, as Bach refused to let me in on the conversation.
Finally as some sort of pathetic compromise, Bach gave me the great deal of 15% off the purchase of a new keg. I had to laugh in his face.
I have never dealt with customer service that was so awful. I’d liken it to eating 2 bites from a dish at a restaurant, discovering the food to be rotten, and then in turn having the chef refuse to make a new dish or give you a refund.
So ultimately, don’t ever buy a keg from keg liquors. Don’t ever try to return a product that is old or has gone bad, and certainly don’t expect to get any sort of customer service that can be deemed ‘helpful.’ Your best bet is to avoid this sorry excuse of business altogether.
Keg Liquors = fail.
Update: Rite Aid called me back a week later and offered up a full refund. They were very nice and renewed my impression of their customer service.

This place is my local, nearby, go-​to liquor store! They have amazing prices and they have such a great selection on beer, wine, liquor, mixers, you name it!
I love this beer called Angry Orchard cider and they have it in all flavors. It’s not the easiest one to find, but it’s there! Not to mention SO many different fall brews and pumpkin beers (my favorite).
The only minor gripe I have is the lack of cashiers sometimes. I’ll go in in the evening after work and pick up a bottle of wine or a six pack and there will be a line 10 people deep right at the entrance. Maybe have more than one cashier during rush hour because I’m not the only one that wants to drink after a long day at work. This is probably one of the busiest times.

Great selection of wine and beer at good prices. They are also open late which is great since I’m a night owl.
They have beer here I have a hard time finding elsewhere… really happy I live in the neighborhood. I’d rather go here than the Argonaut if that says anything.

Amazing wine selection.
Fantastic sale prices. I love this place. SO weird that its in a rite aid.
Really. Fabulous. The clerks are just OK. But the prieces and selection make up for all that. REALLY.