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“I hate it when people review places they know nothing about. I'm guessing that Craig guy was lit and they refused to serve him.
New Castle Liquors is easily one my favorite two liquor stores within 90 miles of Glenwood Springs.
The selection is top-notch and arranged well. I was pleasantly surprised the first time I walked in.
I have found items here that I couldn't find in Glenwood Springs more than once. The atmosphere is great, and the folks working there are always friendly. Every time.
Great, great store!!”
“First, I'd like to state I love this store. That being said; my last visit was not pleasant. I lost my wallet and didn't have my ID, and she denied service. Perfectly fine. Considering I frequent this store almost daily, I was a bit upset I had to run across town get my old license. I admit I threw it down on the counter, but her reaction was beyond uncalled for. She cussed at me and threw all my quarters on the ground, then said I was acting like a baby. Really? You're the one throwing my things on the floor. Every experience can't be pleasant, so despite my ban, I will accurately review this as 5 stars.”
8AM - 10PM
840 Main St, Silt
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“Didn't know what to expect stopping into a small town liquor store, but we were very impressed. The store is small, but every inch of it used to show case a huge variety of beer, wine, and liquor. All of the staff are cheerful and helpful. They even carry a small section of cigarettes and cigarettes. They even had a few choices for alcohol free wine.All in all, we were very impressed with the service and selection. If you're in the area, definitely check out Columbine Liquor for your adult beverage needs.”
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“Always enjoyable stopping in this little shop. The stock is always full and prompt, the staff is always welcoming, and the owner is always so cheerful and inviting. By far the best spot to stop for your beer, wine and spirits needs in humble little New Castle.”