by Vino & Notes | Apr 27, 2025
Savannah Bee Company
At Savannah Bee Company, honeybees are our passion. We are dedicated to educating children and adults about the important role bees play as pollinators of our food. As an integral part of our ecosystem and facing an abundance of threats in our evolving world, bees need all the help we can give them. Acts big and small can have a positive impact on the bees and their future – start a beehive, avoid pesticides, plant diverse flowering species, support local beekeepers. This store location includes a honey bar, kids area and cafe.
by Vino & Notes | Mar 22, 2016
Sette Dolori Winery
Sette Dolori Winery
We have been making wine for over 20 years, mostly as a hobby. In 2011 we realized we were making over 100 gallons a season and people weren’t turning it down. So we researched how hard it would be to make wine commercially.
18 months later, we became fully licensed, and in the Fall of 2013 began our first commercial batch of wine.
When we went commercial we wanted to make our wine as organically as possible, after all we have always eaten that way why not drink that way as well!
We hope you enjoy our wines as much as we enjoy making it, and no worries about the alcohol, this kind is actually good for you!!
9750 Millard Way
Black Forest, Colorado
(719) 282-1193
by Vino & Notes | Mar 17, 2019
by Vino & Notes | Feb 26, 2014
Spero Winery
3316 W 64th Ave
Denver, CO 80221
A family owned winery based out of Denver.
by Vino & Notes | Feb 13, 2015
One of Colorado’s oldest wineries, Stoney Mesa Winery was established in 1989 by the Neal family with the purchase of a 50 acre farm in Cedaredge, Colorado. Having roots in Western Colorado, they had began to notice a burgeoning wine industry in the fruit growing areas of Colorado. Having a love of wine and the area, in 1990 the first vines were planted and the roots of Stoney Mesa Winery took hold. Over the years we have expanded to multiple farms and also source grapes from many local growers.
Our current larger scale production focus is on white wines. Although we think Colorado can produce some great reds, we are focusing on our belief that white grapes will be our foundation. That is especially true in Delta County, where our largest farm is located. But we do understand that reds are a key to a successful winery. This will allow us to re-establish our red wine production as a much higher quality product and grow it from there. But the nature of red wine is a slow process and takes time. We have begun by fitting the barrel room with an impressive humidification system which is crucial in our arid climate and installed better cooling to maintain a more even temperature in the barrels room. These are both key to maintaining a more stable environment to age high quality reds in.
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Stoney Mesa Winery
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