When you go out for a glass of wine with friends or alone, what are you looking for? A great glass…read moreof wine in a comfortable space surrounded by good people. Well, congratulations! You found it!! Step into Durango Winery right from Main St and walk down the stairs to be transformed into the coolest, most comfortable space, designed and built for your enjoyment by the owner, Tim. Their selection of wines by the glass are extensive and hand curated to suit any taste. Whether you're into white, rose, red, or sparkling, they make something for every taste, and they're all terrific! They also offer beer and cocktails, and a selection of light bites and snacks. The staff is amazing...very kind and welcoming with extensive knowledge of their wines. Bottle and case sales are also available, so you can take home anything you fall in love with. If you're visiting Durango or you're a local looking for a great place to chill, a visit to Durango Winery is a MUST!!

We stopped in, in between cute shops in downtown Durango. Perfect 15 minute stop…read more We were offered tasters of the wines but decided to go for a full pour of their Cab Sav and Rose, as we knew our party would be catching up with us soon. Both wines were perfect choices: big but balanced for the Cab Sav and slightly sweet for the Rose. So good. We took home a bottle of each - how could you not with their fabulous pricing? And since it was a Friday, they had live music from a great Celtic band, Tom Ward's Downfall. Such a cute place as well. Friendly folks, lively tunes and fabulous wine. Thanks for a lovely stop.

We love going there on a hot summer afternoon, to sit under the trees, listen to live music, and…read moresip their delicious wine. Great ambiance and wonderful place to visit with friends. They have a great selection of wines they make there, as well as crafted beer. The people who work there and owners are wonderfully hospitable. I especially enjoyed Mother's Day with all the vendors and food trucks, and kids everywhere.

Came here the day after Thanksgiving to check it out. My in-laws live close by and they love their…read morewine. It is an adorable place. Outside there are swings and a fire pit. There is also a lake around the back. They were doing an event when we came that had some food and of course you could get some wine and wander around and do a little Christmas shopping. I tried a few of their wines which were very good, but settled on a glass of Girls Are Meaner, which was a light white wine with great flavors. We ended up getting three bottles of wine to take home with us. They are going to be perfect for having at Christmas time and also when we want to relax. Talking with the ladies there they said that they do events in the summer with music outside. It's definitely a place where you can come relax and have some great wine with some great people.

If you're cruising through Cortez, CO, make sure to stop by Yellow Car Country Wines--a charming…read moreand quirky little spot you can't miss with its bright yellow signs and even a yellow Beetle out front. We found Yellow Car thanks to the Harvest Host a program, which businesses welcomes RVers to stay overnight and check out their businesse. It's a better alternative to the Walmart parking lot. Living close to Fredericksburg, TX, the second most visited wine region in the US, we know wine but this place is entirely different. Don't expect a dry wine here! Upon arrival, we were greeted with a tasty wine slushy. We then moved on to a tasting, each of us choosing five pours (a lot of wine!), and we were definitely feeling the effects! While these wines aren't my usual style, we did find a couple of standouts: the Blueberry Hill and the Red Velvet, both delicious enough to take home. The owner Jim and his business partner, Susan, were very accommodating, making us feel right at home. We loved relaxing on the comfy sofa with Cabby, the cat, while sipping on these unique and sweet wines. It's a cozy, divey spot that's a lot of fun. We did try the nachos and zucchini sticks, which were okay, but if you're hungry, I'd recommend holding out for Wild Edge Brewery Collective for your meal. It's worth noting that Yellow Car doesn't engage with social media or reviews, which is a bit of a shame because they don't "mess with that stuff". Pointing out how nice their reviews were. Great Harvest Host destination. There were three RV's that overnighted all together. Yellow Cab gets a total of five stars in part due to the great overnight spot.

We called ahead to find out if pups were welcome and were told they were…read more We were welcomed in. We were offered a sample of their slushy while we chose our flight selections. We each did a flight of five from what was available. I had the "My Morning Coffee, a "semi-sweet" from the selections of meads. It really did not have any sweetness at all and was quite dry. I tried the Choke Cherry Wine, Feel Better Berry, Baco Noir and Cabernet. Choke Cherry was tart without sweet. Feel Better Berry was cloying. Baco Noir was dry as was the Cabernet, which had a slightly astringent undertone. The ambiance is much more casual than a typical winery tasting room. Flights are served in plastic cups written on in sharpie. We were regaled with stories of the tasting room cat bringing its various conquests back into the building for the owner to find. I don't believe I would return for the products.

Great place in Mancos, Colorado... we were passing by on the way to Durango and found them to be…read morehighly recommended. We were not disappointed by the taproom on a river with a great outdoor area that welcomed dogs. Excellent enthusiastic service for a great selection of ciders. We did a flight of four and they were all great. The variety is wide... anything from hopped to sour. My favorite was the Farmhouse Cider made with wild yeast and aged in French oak, it was just a bit sour. Great cider if you enjoy sour beer. They also have a food truck that was serving some good looking burgers,etc. We picked up some chips and salsa, spicy and delicious. Definitely a go to spot.

After tasting Fenceline Elderberry Cider locally here in Grand Junction, we found ourselves 30…read moremiles from Mancos on a tour of the SW corner of the state and decided to run over to check it out. Even though the town was covered in a new snow, Dustin made the Cidery warm and inviting. He took us through a tour of all 10 ciders and gave us the history of Fenceline. We have tasted most every cider in the Grand Valley and none were as delicious as any of the Fenceline ciders. Dustin not only gave us a tour of the ciders but talked with us about the Mancos area and introduced us to the power house women who get together there every Monday night! What a wonderful group of women and an incredible experience. Thank you Dustin. We are now looking to move a little closer so we can frequent your wonderful establishment!

We were visiting Durango and looked up local live music and stumbled upon Fox Fire Farms Friday…read morelive music. What a great venue, tasty wine and an amazing way to spend a night. We brought our 5 mo old and she loved it. Very kid friendly. Food was a little pricey and just okay, so we'd probably bring our own if we went again. The woman who helped me choose my glass of wine was more than delightful and helped me narrow down which wine to get. Overall a great place and great band!

Alittle out of the way, we were the only ones there on a mid Saturday afternoon. Did the wine…read moretastings, four for $14 and then bought a bottle. Different varieties but all tasty. Staff was very friendly. Tasting room and grounds were very nice. Try it, you won't be disappointed

10 minutes down the road from an Airbnb we stayed at was this vineyard! We enjoyed our afternoon…read moredrinking wine, enjoying the view and food and chatting with our sommelier.

Such a warm and welcoming vineyard! Very cozy - especially with the fireplace - and it feels like…read moresomeone is opening their home for folks to enjoy. We had one tasting along with a pizza and charcuterie board. My husband enjoyed the wines and the food was great. We enjoyed the company of the dogs on the property, they were very friendly and quiet. The service was fantastic and genuine. I highly recommend coming by!

Sauvage Spectrum Wine Lounge was the perfect place to spend an afternoon while in Ouray. The…read moreservice was exceptional and the wine was spectacular. The fun potato chip flavors were a fun touch too! We will definitely be back!

Really nice place, very refreshing after a long day in the sun. My only wish would be the happy…read morehour deals being more visible-- I didn't realize until after I ordered that it was happy hour. I probably would have ordered differently if I had known! Overall, would recommend and would go again!

Take it easy Take it easy…read moreDon't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy Lighten up while you still can Don't even try to understand Just find a place to make your stand And take it easy.. That we did most comfortably, mid-afternoon, Temp. 47 degrees..at.. "Barons Creek Vineyards Tasting Room". Warmly Greeted by "Emily" their Winesteward.. The Lass, feeling a need to chill, Sipped on a glass of.. "2022 Le Baron".. A Red Wine w. a seductive taste of plums, cherry jam, vanilla and hazelnut then a hint of mocha in the finish.. In local jargon.."Wow Good", The Lad, drenched his palate w. a glass of.. 2022 Opulent A Red Wine w. bold tastes of blackberry, black currant, plum, raspberry, and cranberry along with chocolate and espresso on the finish.. In local jargon.. "Righteously Good"..:) Miss Emily, also orchestrated a most scrumptious "Cheese et al Board" worthy of.. "Durango Visiting Royalty"..:) Well, I'm runnin' down the road tryna loosen my load Got a world of trouble on my mind Lookin' for a lover who won't blow my cover She's so hard to find Take it easy Take it easy..:) Best, Avram Eaglet Jr.