A 90-minute private tasting in Denver’s Dairy Block that compares Colorado and California wines. Expect 4–8 pours, educator-led explanations, and easy access near Union Station—ideal for anyone wanting a concise, informed primer on regional winemaking.
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Step into a narrow alley in Denver’s Dairy Block and the city softens into low lights, stacked barrels and the hush of corks waiting to be pulled. The tasting sits in Suite 120, where Blanchard Family Wines and guest producers arrange 4–8 pours across Colorado and California styles. The room feels intimate—wood, tile, and a staff ready to explain why altitude, soil and cellar choices change what’s in your glass.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; mostly standing and light walking inside the venue
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History
Dairy Block is a reused warehouse district near Union Station that was redeveloped into a micro-district of shops and tasting rooms, reflecting Denver’s shift toward adaptive reuse of historic buildings.
Conservation
Many Colorado producers focus on water-efficient practices and small-batch winemaking; support local vintners to encourage sustainable, region-specific viticulture.
Reserve your spot on the Vintner's Personalized Wine Tasting Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring government ID
This tasting serves alcoholic beverages—bring a photo ID to avoid being turned away.
Eat and hydrate beforehand
Have a light meal and water before your tasting to keep your palate balanced and reduce alcohol effects.
Plan transportation
Arrange a short ride or use public transit after tasting—driving after multiple pours isn’t advisable.
Reserve in advance
Space is private and limited; book ahead to secure your preferred time and any special requests.
Photo ID
Required for alcohol service and to comply with venue policy.
Comfortable shoes
You may stand and walk short distances inside the alley and tasting room.
Light jacket or layer
Alleyways can be cooler in the evening—bring a layer for comfort between pours.
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Tasting notebook or phone notes app
Useful to record favorite wines, producers or pairing ideas for later.