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Wed21Oct
Wine Wednesday
Every Wednesday, 5 to 7 PM. Free, no reservation required.
Then 28 Oct, 4 Nov, 11 Nov
About Wine WednesdaysSat24Oct
Sun25Oct
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Earlier months: July 2026 · August 2026 · September 2026

Wine Wednesdays
Every Wednesday, 5-7 PM, complimentary.
No reservation required. Walk in any Wednesday between five and seven and pour yourself through whatever we are showing that week. The format changes weekly: sometimes a single region (Loire, Rhône, Piedmont), sometimes a producer flight, sometimes the importer is in the room.
Ask about Wine Wednesdays
Past Wine Wednesdays
The write-ups of past tastings, newest first.
Wed19Aug
Georgia Uncorked: 8,000 Years of Wine in the Glass
Read the write-upWed12Aug
Mexico Uncorked: Discover North America's Next Great Wine Region
Read the write-upWed5Aug
South Africa Uncorked: A New Dawn of South African Wine
Read the write-upWed29Jul
Portugal Uncorked: The Grand Finale – Douro & Vinho Verde
Read the write-upWed22Jul
Portugal Uncorked: Discover Azores and Bairrada
Read the write-upWed8Jul
Portugal Uncorked: Discover Lisboa
Read the write-up
Boulder Burgundy Festival
A non-profit autumn festival bringing leading Burgundy producers and writers to Boulder. Past wineries include Domaines d'Angerville and Roulot; past writers include Eric Asimov of the New York Times and Master of Wine Jancis Robinson.
The festival publishes 3 events for Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, read from boulderburgundyfestival.com on 20 September 2026:
- Burgundy Above Boulder. Saturday 24 October, 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Flagstaff House. $375 all-inclusive.
- Burgundy in Contrast: Chassagne & Volnay. Sunday 25 October, 12 to 1:30 PM. Academy at Mapleton Hill. $175.
- Burgundy in Full. Sunday 25 October, 2 to 5 PM. Academy at Mapleton Hill. $125.
- The Complete Sunday Experience. Sunday 25 October, 12 to 5 PM. $250. One ticket for both Sunday events, limited to 80 guests.
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Wine dinners and maker visits
Importer-led dinners and the occasional Sunday afternoon producer visit at the shop.
Wine dinners and maker visits at Boulder Wine Merchant are intentionally small. Most have between fifteen and thirty seats.
