There were quite a few vineyards at the turn of the century, but many were converted to orchards during prohibition. Now Colorado grapes are growing again because they are a hardy crop that is resistant to frost. Good news for wine connoisseurs, who gladly compare these vintages to wines from California. From rich Chardonnays to robust Merlots to wines made from cherries, peaches, plums and honey, Colorado wines enjoy a well deserved reputation for top quality. The free wine tasting gives buyers more confidence when buying different wines. Many return weekly or monthly to pick up old favorites and try something new. Stop in and sample from 52 Colorado wineries.

Grand Valley
Amber Ridge Vineyards
Canyon Wind Cellars
Carlson Vineyards
Colorado Cellars Winery
Confre Cellars, INC.
DeBeque Canyon Winery
Garfield Estates Vineyard & Winery
Grande River Vineyards
Plum Creek Cellars
Rocky Mountain Meadery
St. Kathryn Cellars
Winery & Gift Shop
Two Rivers Winery
Delta & Montrose Counties
Alfred Eames Cellars by
Puesta del Sol Vineyards
Cottonwood Cellars
Mountain View Winery
S. Rhodes Vineyards
Stone Cottage Cellars
Stoney Mesa Winery
Terror Creek Winery

Front Range
Augustina's Winery
Avanti Winery
Balistreri Vineyards
BookCliff Vineyards
Boulder Creek Winery
Creekside Cellars
Old Town Winery
Pikes Peak Vineyards & Winery
Redstone Meadery
Spero Winery
The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey
Trail Ridge Winery
Four Corners Region
Guy Drew Vineyards
Honeyville Tasting Room
Sutcliffe Vineyards
& McElmo Canyon Wines
Rocky Mountains
Alfred Eames Cellars (Tasting Room)
Baharav Vineyards
Barton Creek Cellars
Canyon Wind Cellars (Tasting Room)
Minturn Cellars
Mountain Spirit Gallery (Tasting Room)
Mountain Spirit Winery, Ltd.
Snowmass Creek Winery
Steamboat Springs Cellars

 


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