A little while back I wrote a post talking about how disappointed I was with Colorado wines.  I was mostly frustrated that the ones I tasted on a regular basis were either too expensive, or just not very good.  Well, this made me think.  There are over 100 wineries in Colorado, but I only see about twenty or so with any visibility in the Denver area. So, I created AltoVino.  AltoVino is a consulting agency that provides small, family...

For years I’ve expressed my displeasure with Colorado’s wineries.  Don’t get me wrong, there’s lots of hard working farmers and winemakers here.  But for one reason or another, their wines just don’t cut it.  From what I’ve tasted over the years, two wineries have recently emerged above the rest. The first is Sutcliffe Vineyards.  I’ve tasted their wines in the past, but recently tasted through...

In my never ending search for wonderful wine, I’ve always been disappointed with Colorado’s juice.  Some Colorado wines are simply way too expensive for what’s in the bottle, while others are varietally incorrect (don’t have the flavor/aroma profiles that specific grapes should). Ben Parsons changed that when he started The Infinite Monkey Theorem winery last year.  Located on 5th and Santa Fe Drive, in the Santa...