Colorado Wine Walk
Sat, Sep 12 · 6:00 PM
Why we recommend: Multiple wine-forward bars under one roof make it easy to taste across styles without moving blocks.
Denver punches well above its weight when it comes to wine spots. From neighborhood favorites to destination openings, the wine spots scene here is intimate, opinionated, and worth the trip.
Our editors visit, verify, and refresh this list often — so what you see below is what's actually worth your evening. Here are our picks.
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10 editor-verified spotsColorado Wine Walk
Sat, Sep 12 · 6:00 PM
Why we recommend: Multiple wine-forward bars under one roof make it easy to taste across styles without moving blocks.
Why we recommend: Small-batch urban winemaking meets RiNo grit, with live music nights that turn tastings into proper evenings out.
An urban winery and tasting room in the RiNo Arts District, pouring small-batch reds and weekly live music.
Why we recommend: Colorado terroir in every glass: estate-grown wines you can't taste anywhere else, poured in a polished industrial space.
Award-winning Colorado-grown wines poured by the glass in a sleek industrial tasting room.
Why we recommend: The all-natural-wine list brings serious curation to a casual LoDo corner without any stuffiness.
A casual neighborhood wine bar tucked into LoDo with an all-natural-wine list and a tight snack menu.
Why we recommend: The Friuli-focused wine list is unmatched in the region, paired with a tasting menu that earns its James Beard reputation.
James Beard-winning Friulian tasting menu. The wine list is one of the best in the country, and the staff knows every bottle.
Why we recommend: The by-the-glass program takes real risks with natural and obscure European bottles you won't find elsewhere in Denver.
Adventurous by-the-glass program with a strong focus on natural and lesser-known European producers.
Why we recommend: Seidel's curated wine list mirrors his seasonal menu philosophy, emphasizing small producers and natural bottles.
Alex Seidel's farm-to-table flagship inside Union Station — market by day, full dining room by night.
Why we recommend: The Italian wine list runs deep and authoritative, perfect for pairing with house-made pasta in Union Station's most polished room.
Frasca's regional-Italian sibling — house-made pasta and a deep Italian wine list across from Union Station.
Why we recommend: The tightly-curated Italian wine list pairs beautifully with house-made pastas in this Highland date-night favorite.
Highland's beloved Italian small-plates spot with a tightly-curated Italian wine list and house-made pastas.
Why we recommend: Owner-curated pairings mean every cheese and charcuterie plate finds its ideal wine match.
A cheese-and-charcuterie shop by day, an intimate wine bar by night — pairings curated by the owners.
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The picks below are our editors' top wine spots in Denver right now, ranked by curation and reader feedback.
Most of the spots on this list are excellent for a date — look for ones marked with the date-night vibe tag.
On weekends, yes — book through the venue card below. Walk-ins are usually possible on weeknights.
Most spots here sit in the $$-$$$ range. Each venue card shows its price band.
Eventism re-verifies every guide regularly. The 'last updated' stamp at the bottom of the page reflects the latest review.
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Eventism Team. “Best Wine Spots in Denver”. Last verified July 6, 2026. https://eventism.com/denver/guides/best-wine-spots
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