Wine Bars in Denver (2025)

A Union Station stunner where great bottles meet a wall of records and a lively horseshoe bar. Recognized by Condé Nast Traveler and praised by local media for Esquire’s Best Bars nod and a James Beard–caliber wine program, it’s a must-stop for oenophiles.

French owners bring an Uptown bar à vin vibe with thoughtful flights, snacks, and plenty of Gallic charm. Included in 5280’s roundup of Denver’s best wine bars, it’s where locals go for a relaxed, Francophile escape.

A women-owned Park Hill hangout pouring around forty wines by the glass, many from small producers. Profiled by Westword and celebrated for approachable tastings, blind-flight nights, and a sunny perch over Fairfax Park.

In Berkeley, a plant-filled, brick-walled space steered by an owner with Santa Barbara winery chops. Featured by 5280, it spotlights boutique and natural-leaning labels with guided flights and low-key, personal service.

Set in a converted South Broadway bungalow with fireplaces and a beloved back patio, this longtime local favorite offers generous happy hours and globe-trotting pours. Highlighted by Tasting Table and other critics for its intimate, house-party feel.

Larimer Square’s Champagne specialist is independently owned and deep on bubbles, with late hours and a glamorous, date-ready room. Noted by Colorado’s official tourism site and local guides as Denver’s definitive spot for fizz.

A LoDo newcomer steps up with a sommelier-led program, broad bottle list, and weekly wine flight deals. Covered by DiningOut Denver, it blends Southern-accented plates with a sleek room anchored by a showpiece wine wall.

Since 2011, this Park Hill stalwart has poured an unusually broad by-the-glass lineup alongside shareable bites. Westword and 5280 note its genuine neighborhood spirit—think warm service, rotating selections, and easy conversation.

A Dairy Block tasting room from two Colorado-connected brothers, pouring small-batch Sonoma and Colorado wines. Listed by the Colorado Wine Board and trusted by downtown regulars for flights, pairings, and events.

RiNo’s roaring ’20s–inspired urban winery pairs house-made wines with a lively patio and brunch. Recognized by the Colorado Wine Board; locals love the approachable tastings and frequent events.

A Colorado-grown winery with an urban tasting room adjoining Logan Street Restaurant. Featured widely by local outlets for bringing state-made wines to the city, with daily tastings and a leafy courtyard.

By day it’s a stylish café; by night, a wine-and-cocktail bar steps from Union Station. Noted by 5280 and other local press for a tight, thoughtful list, light plates, and an inviting patio.