Bought a bottle of the Dry Riesling 3025 last Aug....stored properly....could not remove the cork...it was dry....finally had to punch cork into bottle....wine was awful ...so disappointed ...loved it at the tasting room...hope the other bottles are good.
Deya Z.
Very nice spot; definitely a 4.5 Star place. We've been to Upslope several times that we're surprised we'd never stopped by. We tried the taster flight for a reasonable $10. The Rosato was my fave with the Chardonnay coming in a close second. We were the only group there for the hour or so that we stopped by. If you're looking for a quite post hike place, try this.
Laura C.
I stopped here after brunch and Irina was great! It's a must go! The wine is made well...
Patricia G.
I've been enjoying the wine made by Settembre Cellars for years. The winemaker, Blake, is a true master of winemaking. All of the grapes used by Settembre are Colorado grown and I appreciate this distinction and support of what our state growers have to offer. The tasting room is beautiful and each month Settembre features a local artist and showcases their work (just another way they support locals). I typically pay about $10-$12 for a bottle of wine, but I make an exception with Settembre. I've been a part of their wine club since it began and their wine is worth every penny. The owners, Blake and Tracy, will always take time to share their knowledge and passion of wines with anyone interested in learning more. My favs- Rosato, Chardonnay, and the Sangiovese. Take your friends over for a tasting. You will not be disappointed!
Peter S.
Awesome place in an out-of-the-way yet amazing spot. The wines are fantastic and the staff are knowledgeable and professional. I'm so glad yelp guided is here.
Derrick H.
A bit pricey, but you will certainly get what you pay for. I tried the Pinot Gris and my wife had the Chardonnay; good to know there are still people making quality wine right here in the Boulder area! Cant wait to come back and try out the tasting rooms
Alex S.
A few ladies from work and I went to Settembre Cellars for an after work drink. The space was gorgeous and clean. We were greeted right away and all decided to try the flight of white wines. This business is family owned and we felt like we were in their kitchen with personal discussion on how why they decided to start making their on wine and what inspired them. This place is truly a gem and I would recommend to anyone!
Hailey P.
Stopped here first with some friends after a morning hike. The tasting room was very nice as was the staff, but after visiting the two other tasting rooms in the shopping center, I have to say the price for tastings was too high, and the sample sizes were embarrassing. To compare to other tastings I've done around the country, a sample is 1/4 of a full glass and cost about $10. The samples here were barely an 1/8 of a pour, and hardly enough to get a sense of the wine. Additionally for the wines we did taste I don't know how they think they can charge as much as they do per bottle, quite expensive for such uninspired wine. We did receive a commentary extra tasting of their rose, but I still left feeling over charged and under delivered. Also, they didn't mention that there is a punch card available for all three tasting rooms and if you get a tasting at all three you get a complimentary wine glass. That would have been really nice information.
Rachel O.
This winery is amazing. They both care about the wine and the customer! We had a great experience in their wine tasting room and bought a case of wine when we left! They are passionate about the wine and the process of making it. I highly recommend a visit!
Nicholas Kolnik
The '13 rosé of Cabernet Franc is 100% Cab Franc, 100% Colorado grapes, and as good as any rosé I've ever had.
I saw Settembre's tasting room just by driving by the retail strip it is located in, so decided to stop in for a tasting. We are not from the area, so we decided to give it a try. The actual space is very welcoming and quaint. My husband and I bought the tasting flight that included different tasting wines than expected. Out of all the wines, the Chardonney was the mildest. We purchased a bottle and when we opened it a week later, it was corked!! When we contacted Settembre they told us that happens with wine. Also, of the three tasting rooms in the retail strip, they have the highest priced tasting flight for the same amount of wines. Needless to say, we were very disappointed and have no intention on returning or purchasing anything further.
Kell Delaney
Try the flights....
Jen E.
This is a fabulous little winery that offers amazing Colorado wine. I have not ever had wine made in Colorado that tasted so smooth. It is similar to some of my favorite European varieties. It is a little more expensive, but worth every cent. The tasting room is a great size and offers a wonderful experience. The owner and her employees are so generous and kind. I have been to many tastings and this has been one of my favorites. There are two other wineries to visit next door, but this was one of my favorites. This is a must if you like trying new wines and are interested in fabulous Colorado wine.
Megan E.
4.5* for sure! A fun new place with friendly staff. The place is a TASTING ROOM only, not a vineyard. That said, the wines are very nice, European in type and a wide enough variety for a new location. They have been in business since 2007. Wines ranged in price from $24-$36 a bottle and they had a few different years available. For a $10 tasting, we enjoyed our time there. I do take off a 1/2 * for that price. Come by as one of three wineries and try them out.
Bought a bottle of the Dry Riesling 3025 last Aug....stored properly....could not remove the cork...it was dry....finally had to punch cork into bottle....wine was awful ...so disappointed ...loved it at the tasting room...hope the other bottles are good.
Very nice spot; definitely a 4.5 Star place. We've been to Upslope several times that we're surprised we'd never stopped by. We tried the taster flight for a reasonable $10. The Rosato was my fave with the Chardonnay coming in a close second. We were the only group there for the hour or so that we stopped by. If you're looking for a quite post hike place, try this.
I stopped here after brunch and Irina was great! It's a must go! The wine is made well...
I've been enjoying the wine made by Settembre Cellars for years. The winemaker, Blake, is a true master of winemaking. All of the grapes used by Settembre are Colorado grown and I appreciate this distinction and support of what our state growers have to offer. The tasting room is beautiful and each month Settembre features a local artist and showcases their work (just another way they support locals). I typically pay about $10-$12 for a bottle of wine, but I make an exception with Settembre. I've been a part of their wine club since it began and their wine is worth every penny. The owners, Blake and Tracy, will always take time to share their knowledge and passion of wines with anyone interested in learning more. My favs- Rosato, Chardonnay, and the Sangiovese. Take your friends over for a tasting. You will not be disappointed!
Awesome place in an out-of-the-way yet amazing spot. The wines are fantastic and the staff are knowledgeable and professional. I'm so glad yelp guided is here.
A bit pricey, but you will certainly get what you pay for. I tried the Pinot Gris and my wife had the Chardonnay; good to know there are still people making quality wine right here in the Boulder area! Cant wait to come back and try out the tasting rooms
A few ladies from work and I went to Settembre Cellars for an after work drink. The space was gorgeous and clean. We were greeted right away and all decided to try the flight of white wines. This business is family owned and we felt like we were in their kitchen with personal discussion on how why they decided to start making their on wine and what inspired them. This place is truly a gem and I would recommend to anyone!
Stopped here first with some friends after a morning hike. The tasting room was very nice as was the staff, but after visiting the two other tasting rooms in the shopping center, I have to say the price for tastings was too high, and the sample sizes were embarrassing. To compare to other tastings I've done around the country, a sample is 1/4 of a full glass and cost about $10. The samples here were barely an 1/8 of a pour, and hardly enough to get a sense of the wine. Additionally for the wines we did taste I don't know how they think they can charge as much as they do per bottle, quite expensive for such uninspired wine. We did receive a commentary extra tasting of their rose, but I still left feeling over charged and under delivered. Also, they didn't mention that there is a punch card available for all three tasting rooms and if you get a tasting at all three you get a complimentary wine glass. That would have been really nice information.
This winery is amazing. They both care about the wine and the customer! We had a great experience in their wine tasting room and bought a case of wine when we left! They are passionate about the wine and the process of making it. I highly recommend a visit!
The '13 rosé of Cabernet Franc is 100% Cab Franc, 100% Colorado grapes, and as good as any rosé I've ever had.
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I saw Settembre's tasting room just by driving by the retail strip it is located in, so decided to stop in for a tasting. We are not from the area, so we decided to give it a try. The actual space is very welcoming and quaint. My husband and I bought the tasting flight that included different tasting wines than expected. Out of all the wines, the Chardonney was the mildest. We purchased a bottle and when we opened it a week later, it was corked!! When we contacted Settembre they told us that happens with wine. Also, of the three tasting rooms in the retail strip, they have the highest priced tasting flight for the same amount of wines. Needless to say, we were very disappointed and have no intention on returning or purchasing anything further.
Try the flights....
This is a fabulous little winery that offers amazing Colorado wine. I have not ever had wine made in Colorado that tasted so smooth. It is similar to some of my favorite European varieties. It is a little more expensive, but worth every cent. The tasting room is a great size and offers a wonderful experience. The owner and her employees are so generous and kind. I have been to many tastings and this has been one of my favorites. There are two other wineries to visit next door, but this was one of my favorites. This is a must if you like trying new wines and are interested in fabulous Colorado wine.
4.5* for sure! A fun new place with friendly staff. The place is a TASTING ROOM only, not a vineyard. That said, the wines are very nice, European in type and a wide enough variety for a new location. They have been in business since 2007. Wines ranged in price from $24-$36 a bottle and they had a few different years available. For a $10 tasting, we enjoyed our time there. I do take off a 1/2 * for that price. Come by as one of three wineries and try them out.