Reviews of local wineries
Coors Brewery has a long history of producing beer in Colorado. Established in 1873, Coors Banquet gold lager has become an international brand. In September 2021, the 140 year old brewery introduced Coors Five Trail Blended Whiskey, expanding its line of products to include distilled spirits.
When it comes to the business of craft wineries, there are several potential income streams that keep the business in the black. From serving wine in the tasting room to selling bottles in the winery and local liquor stores, profits are available in a variety of ways. Winery VIP Clubs are a fantastic way to help the winery generate revenue and maintain a connection with their clientele, and a great way for the consumer to get to know their local craft wineries.
Kingman Estate Winery is one of the few Colorado Front Range wineries crushing their own grapes to make craft wine. Starting with a wine making kit, Doug and Karen Kingman have been making wine commercially for the last ten years, producing some of the finest wines in Colorado.
From home brewer to mead maker, Deborah Lee has taken the oldest form of alcoholic beverages and created a marvelous line of meads. Experimenting with some creative ingredients she takes honey to a whole new level.
Sweetheart Winery and Event Center creates more than 18 different craft wines which are served in their Loveland, Colorado based Facility. The winery opened in 2010 by owners David and Kathy Burks on 8 acres along the Big Thompson River.
The Wine Barrel is a family owned winery in Parker, Colorado. With humble beginnings as a home brewer, Robert and Cordy Coady have turned their hobby into a business. Today’s winery produces a variety of fantastic wines while keeping a hometown feel.