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The Colorado Mountain WineFest is in it's 20th year! This is what I call the Grand-daddy of the all Wine Festivals. 56 Wineries will be showing up to provide tastings of their wine. If you have never been, you have to at least go once! It is a spectacular event! You need to book your Hotel  read more

This was the first time the Colorado WineFest Denver was held. Normally you would wait until the Colorado Mountain WineFest that is held in Palisade's in Sept. But this year the people in charge, our very own Brooke Web with Mesa Park Vineyards was part of the planning, put on a great event! 50 of read more

This was the first time the Colorado WineFest Denver was held. Normally you would wait until the Colorado Mountain WineFest that is held in Palisade's in Sept. But this year the people in charge, our very own Brooke Web with Mesa Park Vineyards was part of the planning, put on a great event! 50 of read more

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The Manitou Wine Festival kicks off the first of several Colorado Wine Festivals for the year. This year it was held back at Soda Springs Park in Manitou. Wasn't too bad although it was a little tight due to the fact that a playground was added and  read more

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The Manitou Wine Festival kicks off the first of several Colorado Wine Festivals for the year. This year it was held back at Soda Springs Park in Manitou. Wasn't too bad although it was a little tight due to the fact that a playground was added and  read more

1st Annual Colorado Mountain WineFest in Denver Similar to the annual Colorado Mountain Winefest in Palisade, Colorado, Winefest Denver is the annual fundraiser for the trade organization of grape growers and winemakers of Colorado: the Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology (http://www read more

Vino and Notes, Colorado Wine Festival in Woodland Park The Woodland Park Wine, Food & Jazz Festival will be held on Saturday, August 13, 2011 from 12:00PM to 6:00PM in “Old Towne” Woodland Park, CO. Cost is $25 per person. The Wine, Food & Jazz Festival will benefit the  read more

Castle Rock has been chosen by the Colorado Wine Board to be one of 5 sites for the 2011 Colorado Wine Festivals. Modern vineyards now feature the classic European wine grape varieties and once again the art of winemaking is thriving in Colorado. Most of these wineries are small, family-owned estate read more