Best Wine Shop Boulder
The most carefully curated wine shop in Boulder.
Master Sommelier-owned and operated since 2010. North Boulder, 2690 Broadway. Open seven days. Wine Wednesday tasting every week, complimentary, 5–7 PM.

Why people send each other here
Hand-picked, on the floor, by a Master.
Boulder Wine Merchant has been one of the city’s most particular cellars for over forty years. In 2010, Master Sommelier Brett Zimmerman bought the shop from his Master Sommelier mentors Wayne Belding and Sally Mohr — keeping Boulder’s oldest wine retailer in Master Sommelier hands.
Every bottle on these shelves was personally chosen by Brett. That is not marketing — it is operationally how the shop works. There is no distributor algorithm picking these wines.
Walk in any day, ask for help, and a person who has tasted the bottle will help you find it.
What you will find
Wine, spirits, beer, sake, provisions.
Wine
A real wine cellar.
Around 1,000 SKUs in rotation. Depth in Burgundy, grower Champagne, Piedmont, and the regions Brett spends his year tasting in.
Read more →Spirits
A serious back wall.
Small-distillery agave, Highland and Islay scotch, the more interesting amari, vermouths, and aperitivi.
Read more →Tastings
Wine Wednesdays.
Complimentary tastings every week, 5–7 PM. Different region or theme each time.
Read more →Pairing
Pairing help that works.
Tell us what is for dinner. We will hand you a bottle that fits.
Read more →From the floor
Visit, call, or email.
Walk in seven days a week. Or call 303·443·6761 and ask for Brett or whoever is on the floor.
See address and hoursOld World depth
A Boulder wine shop with a point of view.

Great wine retail is more than inventory. Searchers looking for the best wine shop in Boulder often need regional confidence, food-pairing help, gift judgment, and a team that can translate Burgundy, Tuscany, Piedmont, Champagne, and classic producers into bottles that fit real life.
Burgundy without guesswork
Producer, village, vineyard, vintage, and style can change the whole experience. The site should make Boulder Wine Merchant easy to find for shoppers who want Burgundy guidance that feels plainspoken and useful.
Tuscany for dinner
Chianti Classico, Brunello, Vino Nobile, and coastal Tuscan reds meet common searches around steak, pasta, holiday meals, host gifts, and bottles that feel classic but not predictable.
Piedmont for collectors
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, and age-worthy Italian wines give fine-wine shoppers richer reasons to call, visit, and ask what is drinking well now versus what belongs in the cellar.