My jaw was on the floor the whole time....the views from the Azura Cellars terrace are…read morejaw-dropping. We ordered two tastings and a charcuterie board and enjoyed the most relaxing afternoon. The team was so hospitable. The wines (2 whites, 2 reds, and a Malbec-based rose) lovely. I explored everything--the modern art, the colorful flowers, the lower pond. I loved hearing about the founders--who put their hearts & talents into a really special place. We've brought a few bottles with us to tide us over until our future return.

View is truly incredible! Wines are pretty good, even though they neither grow any grapes, nor do…read morethey make their own wines. They are selling Stony Mesa Winery's wines and providing a great view. However, $14 per glass to come inside and get your own wine, plus a recommended tip up to 25%? Er, no.

This is a really cool spot... The lady that was the only one on site. The day we were. There is a…read morerock 'n' roll drummer playing in local venues. And she is a really great intro to this line growing area. Very knowledgeable about not only the Vineyards and the Wines, but of local places to go and eat. We set out under a nice shade tree. Extremely hot one. We were there but she was very accommodating. Probably one of the top three wineries for tasting in the area. You do have to pay for the tastings but it's well worth it. Ambience is wonderful. Even though this is not a historical place. The little Stone house is cool. Even though most of the time you're outside.

We were here a few years back but I remember it being one of my favorite vineyards due it its small…read moresize and charm. The location is spectacular for one, high up on a mesa with incredible views. There are beautiful roses planted near the rows of vines. The wine for tasting was set out on a checkered table cloth outside. Everything we tasted was delicious! and the host was very friendly. We also loved the stone cottage. This place is enchanting and well worth a visit.

Staying at Big B's with a crew and came over to get out of the sun and enjoy some wine + fresh…read morebread + cheeses + river glory. 10/10 Recommend! We love the dry resiling and goat cheese.

The store looked great and had a lot of products. There was 2 people working and they were frazzled…read moreand had no idea how to handle the customers. My turning point was when I heard a worked shout to a customer that "someone will be with you eventually". Be kind, especially with all the competition in the area. A handful of wine tastings at a winery should be in your wheelhouse. Not a cause for panic.

Super cute winery. Came here on a Friday in August. Staff was super friendly, gave me a tasting…read more Lots of dogs running around. Food trucks with some fabulous food. Wine was all super tasty. Love the switchback rose (also in reference to the drive up the side of the mountain to this winery).

Da bomb. Best wine and views! Cute dogs. Flowers. Food. Sunshine. Happy faces. Mountains and sky…read morefor miles.

Lovely winery and restaurant with a well-curated retail nook full of art, jewelry, apparel and home…read moregoods.

Gorgeous view! Such fresh incredible food. The salad was so delicious and one of the best tomato…read morebisque I've ever had with a delicious fancy grilled cheese with caramelized onions. Their sparkling white wine really hit the spot. The service was incredible. The people are so friendly, caring and sweet! Do yourself a favor and stop in here for a glass of wine and some delicious food

My wife and I recently attended the 7-course dinner and wine pairing, and it was an exceptional…read moreevening. Nick and Holly are incredibly welcoming, and the small, intimate setting made the experience feel truly special. Every course was beautifully prepared and thoughtfully paired with both Maison La Belle Vie wines and imported French wines. The food, wine, and service were all outstanding, but what impressed us most was the attention to detail. They even created nearly an entirely separate menu for a guest with food allergies, along with thoughtful non-alcoholic pairings. These weren't simply substitutions, but completely different dishes prepared with the same care and creativity. They truly thought of everything. A wonderful experience from beginning to end, and one we would absolutely recommend.

This is a solid winery in Palisade if you are looking for good views, relaxed environment and a…read morevariety of drinks (wine or not) to choose from. We came here on a sunny Saturday without reservations and were able to get a table although not long after they did have to start turning walk ins away, so I recommend a reservation if you can. There is a decent number of outdoor tables which was lovely on a sunny day and there are good views of the bookcliifs. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable on the menu. They do both tastings as well as food. My family does not prefer wine, but this place has many other options like cider, a mimosa flight and a slushie cocktail flight. The cocktail flight was delicious! My wines were okay, but as with many Palisade wines ran on the sweeter side. Overall I think this a great choice in the area if you need a well rounded winery with a variety of options to choose from.

Best wine we had in Palisade. They do an amazing job with Boedeaux varietals and have a few other…read morereally cool things. Awesome service at the Outlook and Collections. The museum at Collections in town was impressive. Great food truck and band on Saturday night.

Colterris Winery (Main Winery) is absolutely worth visiting for the views alone. The scenery is…read morebeautiful, and it's a wonderful place to sit back with a glass of wine and enjoy the surroundings. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and they do offer a small selection of light bites if you're looking for a snack. My only complaint was the tasting process. Instead of receiving all of your tastings at once, you're given tasting cards and have to go back inside each time you're ready for the next pour. On the plus side, each wine is poured fresh and served cold, but it does interrupt the experience. If you're trying to relax outside and take in the view, getting up every few minutes to go back inside becomes a little frustrating. Overall, the beautiful setting and friendly staff made it a great stop, and I'd definitely recommend visiting the main winery.

The Lavender wine is amazing as are all their white wines.Its a family run winery in a rustic…read moresetting that is also an orchard. Its full of country charm, local and organic produce and wines and a beautiful family with great customer service. You can also find them selling at local farmer's markets, but their tasting room is not to be missed and they even make custom wine labels for your event. I hope on your travels through the western slope make this a stop its so beautiful with wonderful wines. Cheers. This is the information from their website as are the pictures I used just to get the word out not hurt their copyright or anything else. Michael Young is the third generation of this family to be tending the land that is Mountain View Winery. He is proud to have been born and raised in Olathe, Colorado. He and his wife Wendy are the owners of Mountain View Winery. Mountain View Winery is a short drive away from Montrose or Delta, Colorado.They tend an organic vineyard and also diligently bottle their wines on the premises.They are a Western Slope winery that is open year round. They also have a tasting room in which you can savor the intense and subtle flavors that the Colorado soil and crisp mountain air produce. It is also a place that is family friendly, as they also open up their orchard to fruit and vegetable picking throughout the spring to fall. They also carry sherries and ports.

They have moved their tasting room outside and are being super careful with Covid. Tastings are in…read moredisposal cups. Everyone super friendly and wore a mask. We stopped to just buy some wine to take home to our house sitter for taking care of our house while we have been out of town for four months. My husband did the tasting and I stayed in the car to limit our exposure. He bought a few bottles and I have already drank one. It is good wine. I can't wait to return post Covid and "experience" the place.

What friendly people! And, of course, how beautiful! One of the people I spoke to explained they…read morebegan their own distillery- and also loved Copper & Kings here in Lou- and make their own Pineapple Rum, along with several other spirits, which are infused by botanicals grown on the property. Which means, often lavender. Accordingly, I guess it is usually green in about a month, but strange things are happening- so the bushes already went through one flowering cycle as you can see. This isn't Spanish Lavender which does not smell- it is French. Although it was pretty dry, you could still smell it. They make and sell a lot of their own products- candles, bug spray, lotion, products just for pups, etc. I bought a few things & headed out. fyi- there is a Yurt Bar, probably very fun in summer evenings, but it was daytime & this was a work trip!

Very friendly people with a very cute place to eat and try lavender drink concoctions! You can pick…read morea bunch of lavender for a very small price. I visited their lavender products and even purchased a few items! Using the lavender face mist and love it!! Great little place to visit! They also have food!