WINERIES
While it’s been a longtime secret amongst connoisseurs, now everyone is learning that Colorado makes great wines. With its low humidity, warm days, cool nights and high elevation, Colorado has the perfect climate for producing premium wines. And with numerous national and international awards to its credit, everyone seems to be taking notice. There are more than 60 wineries located on the Colorado Wine Trail. From the Grand Valley (Palisade and Grand Junction) to the West Elks (Hotchkiss and Paonia) to the Front Range (Boulder, Denver, Loveland), Colorado’s wine country makes for a perfect escape. Most wineries, like the more than dozen located in Palisade, offer tours, tastings and scenic picnics in the vineyards throughout the year. Much like the rest of Colorado, you’ll find its wineries to be friendly, laid back and a great place to discover new things.
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Grande River Vineyards, Inc., since 1987 Colorado's premium winegrowing estate and gateway to Colorado’s wine country. Producing award-winning, hand-crafted wines, rich...
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Our Side of the Divide - sculpted by three natural rivers and surrounded by five mountain ranges, this untouched part of Colorado is wating for you to get lost in the...
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Meadery of the Rockies makes traditional meads and honey wine.
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Colorado grapes, Boulder wine.Crafting Old-World-styled wines, locally.
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Breathtaking estate vineyard/winery produces premium varieties.
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Taste exceptional handcrafted, estate-grown Colorado wines in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Located 50 miles west of Denver in historic Georgetown. Open daily.
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