Colorado Wine Walk

Colorado Wine Walk is a grand tasting wine walk held multiple times per year in Denver, Colorado — hosted in the historic Dairy Block alleyway and organized by Blanchard Family Wines. Three dates are scheduled in 2025: April 26, July 12, and September 12. General admission tickets are $60, with VIP tickets available at $110, making it one of the more accessible all-Colorado wine events on the Front Range.

The event brings together urban Denver wineries alongside producers from Colorado's Western Slope, giving attendees a broad cross-section of the state's wine regions in a single walkable alleyway setting. The Dairy Block venue — a mixed-use development in downtown Denver — provides an urban backdrop that contrasts with the agricultural origins of many participating wineries. Live music accompanies the tastings, and food is available on-site. The format encourages direct conversation with winemakers and winery owners, a practical benefit for anyone looking to understand what distinguishes Colorado wine from other domestic regions.

Every ticket includes unlimited wine samples, a commemorative wine glass, and a wine tote bag. GA admission at $60 covers the core tasting experience; VIP tickets at $110 add early or enhanced access, though specific VIP perks beyond the base package are not detailed on the event site. Tickets also include discounted wine purchase opportunities on-site. A companion event, Colorado Craft Walk, runs on the same platform with GA at $55 and VIP at $100, expanding the format to include Colorado breweries and distilleries alongside wineries.

Colorado wine production has drawn increasing national attention in recent years, with the Western Slope's Grand Valley AVA producing the majority of the state's commercial grapes — primarily Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Riesling, and Chardonnay. Colorado Wine Walk offers a structured way to sample that output in a downtown Denver setting across three separate events throughout the year.