Colorado wines at the base of Pikes Peak, creekside
Cascade · Colorado Springs · American with Colorado Wine Focus · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Wines of Colorado sits at 8045 US-24 in Cascade. The restaurant says it is at the base of Pikes Peak, offers creekside dining and is passionate about Colorado wines, beers and spirits. Its wine page is titled Colorado Wines and lists producers by town, from Grand Junction and Palisade to Boulder and Cañon City.
The wine page runs from sparkling and white through blush, fruit wine, mead, red and port. Chardonnay leads the whites, with Two Rivers (Grand Junction), Hogback (Boulder), Colterris (Palisade), Red Fox in a tequila barrel-aged bottling (Palisade) and The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey (Cañon City). Reds include Cabernet Franc from Holy Cross Abbey, Hogback and Chill Switch, plus Malbec, Syrah, Merlot and Pinot Noir. Meads come from Slaymaker Cellars and Meadery of the Rockies. Most entries show a producer and town but no price, so ask what is open and what it costs.
Most entries carry a Glass|Bottle label. Only two prices are posted: the Holy Cross Abbey Cabernet Sauvignon at $12 per glass and $45 per bottle, and the Two Rivers Cabernet Sauvignon at $11 per glass and $40 per bottle. Ask for the rest when you order.
The Bottom Line
If you are near Pikes Peak and want Colorado wine instead of a familiar label, start with the Two Rivers Cabernet Sauvignon at $11 a glass or the Holy Cross Abbey Cabernet at $12. Most of the page shows no price, so confirm availability and cost when you order. This unrated guide covers the posted wine page, not service, storage or retail markups.
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