Palisade Wine Region

Boutique small-batch dry wines and bocce court views.

Family-owned winery celebrating the spirit of the Grand Valley.

Stunning modern tasting room, panoramic patio views, and premium sparkling and still Colorado wines.

Fun, approachable, and award-winning local wines since 1988.

Premium orchard and vineyard property by the Talbott family.

Natural approach to winemaking with a pet-friendly viewing patio.

Colorado's oldest and largest championship winery.

100% estate-grown premium wines highlighting the special volcanic soils of the Highline Canal.

Spectacular outdoor valley overlooks and flights of Colterris estate wines.

Elegant French-influenced wine estate and tasting patio.

Premium lifestyle and artistic wine blends under the Talon brand umbrella.

Farm winery featuring estate grapes, peaches, and fruit wines.

Renowned for classic fruit wines, traditional varietals, and award-winning honey meads.

Stunning Victorian estate tasting room focusing on classic old-world styles and structural table wines.

Collaborative showcase of exceptional localized vintages near downtown Palisade.

Estate-grown wines on the bench above the Colorado River. Famous for its Summer Sunsets Concert Series and the seasonal Corks & Forks chef pairing dinners.

Boutique Palisade label with a relaxed patio scene, regular live music nights, and a dog-friendly tasting yard right on the Byway loop.

One of the valley's original wineries — the downtown Palisade tasting room pours award-winning Cougar Run reds and dessert wines made from local fruit.

A working peach orchard turned vineyard — pour a glass under the trees and taste fruit wines from the same rows you're sitting next to.

Sculpture-dotted tasting garden and one of Colorado's longest-running wineries. The Grand Mesa Riesling is the classic introduction pour.

French-style chateau on the Byway with an on-site bistro — escargot, charcuterie, and Bordeaux-leaning estate reds.

Outdoor amphitheater venue famous for its summer concert series — bring a blanket, grab a Meritage, and stay for the headliner.

Home of St. Kathryn Cellars, Meadery of the Rockies, and Rocky Mountain Meadery — a three-in-one stop covering wine, mead, and honey-wine flights.

Loire-inspired chateau near the Colorado National Monument with on-site lodging and a chef-driven dinner series.

Pioneer Bordeaux-blend producer at the canyon mouth — taste IV and Anemoi label reds in the original stone tasting room.

Victorian house turned tasting room and gardens — known for an aromatic Gewürztraminer and a botanical perfume line distilled on-site.

Boutique inn and vineyard with a wraparound porch overlooking the rows — easiest stay if you want to wake up in the vines.

Colorado's port specialist — barrel-aged tawny and ruby ports plus a small-batch brandy program in the cellar.

Tiny, certified-sustainable family winery — Cab Franc and Syrah from the Palisade bench, served by the family who grew them.

Experimental Palisade urban winery — bourbon-barrel reds, hopped wines, and small-batch ciders on tap in the warehouse tasting room.

Modern, design-forward winery focused on lesser-known varietals like Teroldego and Vermentino — pétillant naturel sparkling is the move.

Estate-grown Palisade fruit, vinified at the urban tasting room in Boulder — but the original vineyard tours happen here in the valley.

Mesa-top vineyard with a panoramic patio — late-harvest Riesling and Ethereal red blend are the staples.

Quiet Byway stop with shaded gazebo seating and a tight lineup of estate reds. Bring a picnic basket — they encourage it.

Restored 1909 barn turned tasting room. Sit in the loft, drink a glass of Tempranillo, listen for the BNSF whistle going past.

Husband-and-wife operation with a single-row tasting deck looking out at the Book Cliffs. Limited release Petite Sirah.

Newcomer with a sharp design sense and a sparkling rosé program that punches above its size.

Solar-powered tasting cabin with a citrus-forward Viognier and one of the friendliest pour staffs on the Byway.

High-elevation reds from the North Fork, poured downvalley in a tiny appointment-only Palisade salon.

Sleek, contemporary tasting room — sit at the bar, work through a flight of Cab Franc, Fumé Blanc, and Syrah back to back.

Cedaredge orchard winery making its annual showcase appearances at the Palisade tastings — call ahead for a sit-down at the home estate.

Sibling label to Canyon Wind — wind-themed bottlings (Boreas, Zephyr, Notos) of small-lot estate fruit.

Sister property to Colterris — orchard tours plus peach-pairing tastings during harvest weekends.

Quiet bench-top stop with a low-key shaded patio. Rhône-blend reds and a crisp dry rosé in summer.

Colorado's original meadery, part of the Talon family. Honey wines, melomels, and a sticky chocolate-cherry mead.