Stylish spot for wine by the glass or bottle & creative American fare in a cozy setting with patio.
"If you’re looking for a spot to impress that friend who frequently uses the word “terroir,” look no further than Vin48. The bistro features lots of great bottles and more than 40 wines by the glass. Grab one of the high tops in front where it’s usually buzzing with small groups enjoying post-work or après-ski drinks and bites. The chicken liver mousse or the poached pear and burrata salad are perfect starters, as is the Colorado bison tartare. Always end with the coconut semifreddo for dessert, a bruleed coconut tres leches cake complete with rum-coconut cremeux and lime-rum gel." - Kim Fuller
"This wine bar is the perfect pre-dinner pit stop, offering a daily happy hour with the best value on wines by the glass. But after a round of drinks, you may just want to stick around for some seasonal small plates. Items like Colorado bison tartare and crispy Berkshire pork ribs are great for groups, while pan-seared Colorado striped bass and Reminisce ranch beef tenderloin fill out the mains. For dessert, try the orange-thyme Grand Marnier creme brulee." - Katie Shapiro
"This wine bar is the perfect pre-dinner pit stop, offering a daily happy hour with the best value on wines by the glass. But after a round of drinks, you may just want to stick around for some seasonal small plates. Items like Colorado bison tartare and crispy Berkshire pork ribs are great for groups, while pan-seared Colorado striped bass and Reminisce ranch beef tenderloin fill out the mains. For dessert, try the orange-thyme Grand Marnier creme brulee." - Katie Shapiro
"If you’re looking for a spot to impress that friend who frequently uses the word “terroir,” look no further than Vin48. The bistro features lots of great bottles and more than 40 wines by the glass—yes, there’s a lot of pricey white burgundy, but they also have a lot of options for $70 and under. Grab one of the high tops in front where it’s usually pretty buzzy with small groups enjoying some post-work or après-ski time. The chicken liver mousse or the poached pear and burrata salad are perfect starters, as is the Colorado bison tartare. Always end with the orange-thyme Grand Marnier crème brûlée for dessert. " - kim fuller
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