March 2021 | 2018 Avant Syrah
March is on the way but not without a little touch of winter weather! That's why we've picked a beautiful Syrah from the sun soaked 2018 vintage as the new…
February 2021 | 2017 Talbott Tempranillo
For the short month of February, we have selected our 2017 Colorado Tempranillo from Talbott Vineyard. Although this wine is a few years old, it is drinking beautifully right now!…
January 2021 | 2019 Avant Malbec
For the first "Wine of the Month" of 2021 we have selected our 2019 Colorado Malbec from Avant Vineyard. This wine was briefly available during this past year's "Harvest Party…
How to Decant Natural Wine! Balistreri’s Decanting Guide
https://youtu.be/n1N0Yg6E23g BALISTRERI VINEYARDS DECANTING GUIDE Decanting is done for two basic reasons. The first is to remove sediment that may have formed in the bottle with age. The other is…
2020 Holiday Guide!
From gifts to at home meals, if you are looking for something special for the holidays, check out our specially priced offerings below.
December 2020 | 2019 Brother’s Petite Sirah
For the December Wine of the Month, we always like to offer something special to commemorate the holidays. This year, we've done just that with our brand new Petite Sirah…
November 2020 | 2019 Horse Mountain Syrah
One of the foundational aspects of Balistreri Vineyards is that we have always focused on single vineyard wines (as opposed to blending fruit from several different growers). This, in combination…
October 2020 | 2017 Black Bear Orchard Cab Franc!
Your wine of the month is ready! For October, we've decided on the delicious 2017 Colorado Cabernet Franc from Black Bear Orchard. This savory wine has everything you want from…
September 2020 | New Little Feet Merlot
Your wine club is ready! Traditionally, September is the month we release the new vintage of Little Feet Merlot for Wine of the Month. This 2019 vintage is a great…
High Scoring, NATURAL, Petite Sirah: A Rarity from the Cellar
https://youtu.be/wFG0hugAzcUDid you know that many large production Cabs and Merlots have Petite Sirah blended in (although, it's rarely mentioned on the label)? This is because it is a work horse…