Best Wine Spots in Denver

3563 Wazee St — RiNo. Dinner parties at table scale; groups of 15+ booked through the venue's events contact. Guided group tastings are published for parties of 12+: Folly 5 guided tasting $24/person, Signature Tasting $39/person, Blind Tasting + Trivia $29/person — confirm current pricing when booking. A working winery in an 1886 warehouse with 30-foot ceilings — the dinner that feels like an event before anyone orders. House wines on tap, shareable plates, and a room that makes a party of twelve look like a magazine spread. For the bride who wants a celebration with candlelight instead of club lights, Bigsby's is the dinner anchor: wine made steps from the table, a blind-tasting game that turns the group competitive in the friendliest way, and a warehouse room that does all the decorating.

Award-winning Colorado-grown wines poured by the glass in a sleek industrial tasting room.

A casual neighborhood wine bar tucked into LoDo with an all-natural-wine list and a tight snack menu.

James Beard-winning Friulian tasting menu. The wine list is one of the best in the country, and the staff knows every bottle.

Adventurous by-the-glass program with a strong focus on natural and lesser-known European producers.

Alex Seidel's farm-to-table flagship inside Union Station — market by day, full dining room by night.

Frasca's regional-Italian sibling — house-made pasta and a deep Italian wine list across from Union Station.

Highland's beloved Italian small-plates spot with a tightly-curated Italian wine list and house-made pastas.

A cheese-and-charcuterie shop by day, an intimate wine bar by night — pairings curated by the owners.

Paris-inspired champagne bar in RiNo pouring more than 120 champagne labels. Beside it sits The Gallery, a private event space holding 30 alone and 60 with the main room. Opened September 11, 2026 by Nicole and Scott Mattson, the team behind Nocturne.