A Napa-heavy bottle list, 11 glass pours and a $60 specials page
Central · Colorado Springs · Fine Dining · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Carlos' Bistro at 1025 South 21st Street in Colorado Springs posts its wine as three list images on a Fine Wine page, plus a separate Wine Specials image. The lists are sorted by grape or country, bottle prices carry no unit label, and none of the pages is dated, so confirm what is open before you go.
The Cabernet Sauvignon section runs from Ghost Block Oakville Red Blend and Paraduxx at 110 up through Opus One at 650 and The Fight Oakville Red Blend at 2,000, and an Allocated Fine Red section tops out at Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville at 3,500. Outside Napa you will find Burgundy (Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne at 400), Rioja (Campo Viejo Gran Reserva at 70, Marqués de Murrieta Gran Reserva at 160), Argentina (Graffigna Malbec at 40, Michel Torino Don David Reserve Malbec at 50) and a Ken Wright single-vineyard Oregon Pinot Noir at 120. The champagne section includes 187ml bottles: Moscato Dolce Spumante at 17, Mionetto Prosecco at 18 and Laurent Perrier Brut at 40. The lowest full-size price is 40 and the highest is 3,500.
The posted glass section has 11 pours: six whites and five reds. Prices run from $7 (Beringer White Zinfandel Napa Valley) to $25 (Clos Du Val Cabernet Sauvignon Stag's Leap District and Canard Red Zinfandel). In between are Heron Chardonnay at $12, Lagaria Pinot Grigio at $12, Sean Minor Valraun Pinot Noir at $16 and Anatomy Cabernet Sauvignon at $18.
The Bottom Line
A bottle list with a long Napa Cabernet section and prices from 40 to 3,500, plus an 11-pour glass section at $7 to $25. Start with the Wine Specials page, where the Viña Alberdi Reserva Tempranillo is on the $60 list, or the CVNE Monopole Blanco at 40, and confirm prices because nothing is dated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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