There's no shortage of places to taste Denver's wide range of rosé wines, from restaurants to patios to wine bars. Check out these hot spots to drink rosé in Denver. 

 

Rosé in the heart of Denver

Head to Denver Union Station to sip rosé in the stylish Cooper Lounge, a romantic spot overlooking the elegant Great Hall. The Cooper Lounge serves a sparkling rosé that's perfect for your next date night. 

Ultreia is the beautiful protected patio on Denver Union Station's plaza. Here you'll bask in the delight of three variations of sparkling and still rosé along with shared plates from James Beard award-winning chef Jennifer Jasinski and her business partner Beth Gruitch. Enjoy a refreshing glass at lunch, brunch, dinner, happy hour and more. Come for the rosé, stay for the food. 

Rioja is another acclaimed establishment from Jennifer Jasinski in Denver's historic Larimer Square. The Mediterranean-influenced eatery opened in 2004 and features bottles from around the globe. They offer five rosés on the menu, but it's their perfectly situated patio out front that makes this a must-visit spot. 

 

Rosé in Highland

Minutes away from downtown in the Highland neighborhood, Acova not only has one of the best patios in Denver, but they offer sparkling rosé and a rotating still rosé. Enjoy the garden patio year-round with space heaters in the colder months and misters for the hotter months. Be sure to check out their diverse menu ranging from Italian to pub food with plenty of gluten-free and health-conscious options that pair perfectly. 

 

Rosé in the River North Art District (RiNo)

One of the coolest wine bars in town, the alleyway Noble Riot loves it some rosé. So much so that half of their Riot Flight are rosés (a still and a sparkling). The options are always interesting here; the house-fried chicken is a local favorite.

Perched high above the Catbird Hotel, the Red Barber rooftop bar offers you a glass with a view. Besides the straight rosé wines, you can also grab Frozé in the summer, or a Rose Ranch Water – tequila, strawberry puree and lime juice topped with rosé – year-round.

 

Take a Rosé Tour at Denver's Dairy Block

Blanchard Family Wines pours three different rosés and even makes a ginger beer rosé cocktail called the Ruby Mule. The best part about this Dairy Block wine bar is they take pride in educating you on wine, no matter what level of connoisseur you are (or think you are!). 

Poka Lola Social Club pours a sparkling and a still rosé in its super-chic art-deco-meets-vintage-soda-shop bar. Its location gives you the perfect spot to people watch like a pro from the comfort of your barstool.

Moo Bar at Denver Milk Market has a couple of delightful rosés on tap that you can grab and walk around with (in the Milk Market only). Grab a glass and browse the 11 food and beverage market stalls.