Bogey's Beer & Wine

Stopped in today to hopefully find some local stuff I can't find on the east coast and wasn't disapointed. The location is right next to Crafty Fox pizza and has liquor and wine too but I was focused on the beer, which was all cold. Good selection of brewers I had only seen online before, including Jack's Abbey Saxon lager and several choices from Surly Brewing. They even had a decent selection of beers available as singles, which is always a nice touch.

 

 

 

V-Bogey's isn't terribly inviting from the outside. It is dark, the parking lot is gravel, and it sits in a kinda strange location, but once you get inside, it is well-lit and clean. The place is small and stuffed full of booze. Beer is almost all in coolers, which is nice.

Q-As noted above, nearly everything is stored cold and the beers that I inspected were fresh, which is good. The variety of beers was quite good. A nice (not huge) selection of imports in larger format bottles and maybe a half-dozen doors of craft cans and bottles with lots of good locals and other U.S. options to select from.

Ser-The gentleman working on the evening that I visited was friendly enough, but not terribly helpful. I don't need much coddling when I'm browsing but when I tried to ask him about one or two beers, he didn't offer any help either.

Sel-I was not expecting to find eight or so coolers of craft compared to one cooler of BMC, but that is what Bogey's offers. Nice. Lots of Colorado craft stuff, a good variety of sixers with above-average beers, and even a small mixer-sixer selection (that was a little underwhelming).

O-I don't know that I will be making any special trips to Bogey's, but I was pleasantly surprised and you will definitely find something worth drinking here.

You can't find better staff. Kyle and Scott know what is going on and are extremely friendly. Give this place a little bit and it will be one of the spots to go to.