The Little Daisy

I've been a bad BVer. It's been a couple years since I went to Little Daisy. But this girl needed some serious wine. No... not Yellow Tail. Something better.A friend told me to go to Little Daisy. Hmmmm... I was skeptical. But boy was I shocked when I walked in. LONGGGG aisles - filled with all different types of wine, types of liquor, type of beer (chilled nonetheless).We left with more than easily 18 bottles of wine. Overkill? I'm still not sure. I've found my new go-to place. I'm sorry I ever doubted you, Little Daisy.

Absolutely the rudest people I've ever met. Just pulled into town and bought about $500 worth of alcohol for a party. They followed us into the parking lot and took photos of our cars and said they were calling the cops. Reading through the reviews, sounds like they don't appreciate Texan tourists visiting their town. Very disappointing start to our trip!!!

My wife bought a some wine there. When we got home, we realized that one of the wine bottles was open. It was a $20 bottle of wine with a screw top. We did not drink it of course. We went into exchange it. I immediately approached a cashier to leave it at the counter while we shopped. Isn't that the way you exchange things? The female cashier who wears a nose ring called me an An Ahole? She said I was cutting in line? I then took the bottle back and asked for the Manager. He refused to exchange the compromised bottle! I left the bottle there and said I would not be back. The RUDE cashier with nose ring laughed. She was screaming in the store according to my wife. She ran into the parking lot screaming profanities!!! I left, my wife just laughed. We'll get our wine in a proper wine store going forward... Have you ever seen a liquor store with so many negative interviews? They must piss a lot of people off!

If I could give 0 stars I would.I went in to buy wine today and had 4 bottles of the same wine and asked the woman at the counter if she had anymore. She said no just what's out there. Totally fine with me. But then she says "you didn't clear my shelf did you?"I said "sure did."She then tells me she can only sell me 2 out of the 4 bottles because she can't have an empty spot on the shelf. I said "ma'am I'm a paying customer. What difference does it make if I buy all 4 now or someone else comes and buys the other 2 later?"She walked to the back, I'm assuming to talk to her boss, came back and let me purchase all 4.I sure hope that's not how they're running their business on the regular.

Love this store. Great selection, good prices, and best of all ... they require ALL customers to wear face coverings for COVID-19. So grateful. They have all my liquor business for the duration!

I almost forgot why I rarely stop in at little daisy in Buena vista- thanks to the cashier, I was reminded. Bv is a small knit community in the colorado mountains and is where I grew up and now have the pleasure of raising my family. - I was at the check out line to complete my purchase, there were maybe 3 people in line...not bad for a busy summer Thursday afternoon. I had two items and as the cashier rung me up I asked if she needed my loyalty number- she dramatically sighed and told me to remove my card and that she would have to cancel the previous transaction-from the look she gave me I checked to see if she was standing in acid. She looked like she was physically in pain and made grunting noises as she canceled my transaction. After the complete 75 second transaction, and before I could get two words out of my mouth- she told me that she wasn't being rude.......See you next Tuesday.

Just plain ol rude & yep will never return. Crazy lady working the counter stated that: "If you can't wear your mask correctly don't think about returning". Well guess what .... We will shop elsewhere.

We have shopped at Daisy Liquor since we built our home in Buena Vista. The first location the people there were AWSOME, friendly, good to work with.Now, I don't know who the older, gray long haired man is but I have to say he is the rudest human I have ever met.My wife and I have always parked in the parking lot of Daisy Liquor and Safeco (preciously other companies) for Fourth of July celebrations and parade and have NEVER had a problem. The parking lot is never full. This year, again, parking lot empty and we park on end. This same, gray haired man came out and told us, not friendly by any means, to move our car, we couldn't park there. Ok, we moved.Today, I wanted to buy a bottle of wine, I parked (no one in parking lot) and the same man immediately as I walked in told me he was not serving me due to I was parked in an unauthorized place. Snow was on ground and I didn't see it was unauthorized. I told him I would only be there a minute. He said doesn't matter. He wasn't serving me. I told him I would go elsewhere. He followed me out, told me to go back to Texas. Started saying F-you. Now I am not one to ever use that word and it took me back for a business owner to talk to someone like that. I told him he was not a good representative of someone from Colorado. Totally inappropriate and horrible behavior.Would never step foot in his business again.

Meh- seem to be always sold out of nearly everything in the summer. Service and speed of check out is excellent so is their selection when products are in stock. One of 3 options to get your booze for the week in BV.

We had just got back to where we live *buena vista* from a long trip to a wedding. We had such a phenomenal day and upon returning home, we decided to get a few drinks for the house which we can never do but we had a sitter last night so we wanted to be adults. We were dressed in our very best and we were so happy to be home safe after racing the snow! When we got up to the counter I pulled out my ID and my debit card. My husband did not because we were in wedding clothes and his ID wasn't on him for this event. We said this very patiently but the green nail polish wearing ass hat at the counter escalated the situation so so fast and my VETERAN husband said "what the fuck" and we calmly left. We were chased out of the store and the heifer working with him stood at the door calling the cops!!! We calmly got into our vehicle and drove down the street to our home feeling very confused and hurt.. my husband is a 31 yr old Navy Veteran, to be attacked by some little weasel with green nail polish on his baby soft fingers was ABSURD to say the very least. We were on cloud nine for the first time ALL YEAR, many deaths and funerals.... finally saw a wedding and we had no ill intentions whatsoever last night... I responded completely out of character by silently and sadly walking away from the encounter whereas on a normal day I would've been loud and mean as fuck.. I just felt so hurt and defeated and this encounter happened for absolutely no warranted reason at all... we started shopping there on Monday the day after my baby brothers funeral, Thursday I bought a 30 dollar bottle of Breckenridge Gin for the wedding we went to right before this happened yesterday (03.03.2023) then they see me in there for a 3rd time in a week WITH MY HUSBAND and treat him like an illegal criminal when he served this country WITH HIS LIFE!!!! He clearly is a grown man, we weren't being obnoxious or disruptive in any way, there was absolutely no reason to push things as far as they went..This Veteran family will never spend another dime on your establishment as long as you have kids YOUNGER THAN US refusing to sell us alcohol. (Three Voodoo Rangers and 6 buzz balls roughly about 29 dollars they ran off that night).