Silver Vines Winery

Love this place. It was our first time here. Very cute and cozy. Friendly staff and great wine. My favorite is the chocolate! Must at least try it.

Very cool atmosphere, feels like Napa or Sonoma. Good wines.
Silly that they keep their doors open in December (any time that it’s cold really — we were here in early May too) & we had to almost make an «issue» out of why they keep the doors open… so customers can come in –but it’s cold, so why would you stay? The bartender/​server was running around crazy, while «the boss» sat & drank wine; she almost apologized o him for us wanting the door closed (that’s how we knew he was calling the shots). She was very sweet & did a good job serving all of it!
Costco version of a cheese plate. We divided a paper towel & shared it amongst the three of us!
But, ended up having great live music! …may be worth try?
Just need to fine-​tune the details & add a bit of class to the service :-)

The wine was ok (and I’m being nice) but the service was terrible! After we got our first glass of wine we had another person meet us. It was over 15 minutes and no one came to see if she needed a drink. I actually had to go up and ask for a waitress to come back over. Then after we finish our first class we waited another 15 minutes before anyone came over so we ended up getting the check and leaving instead. I’m in the service industry and that was some of the worst I’ve ever had. I will say that the atmosphere and décor was very nice.

Went with a friend while I was visiting Denver. I loved the atmosphere of the winery, but I admittedly felt a bit unwelcome by the staff.
While looking over the menu, the bartender wasn’t very helpful and it felt like they had immediately written us off as some young kids who wouldn’t buy anything when we ordered flights. I’m not new to the wine industry and after having worked with many wineries in Oregon wine country, I enjoy learning about different blends, grapes and processes. I hadn’t had Colorado wine before and it made sense to order a flight. Indeed most of the wines I tried were not to my palates liking. However, I did find a reserve which I loved and bought a bottle.
I also asked questions about where their grapes came from and a bit about their process of making wines, since every place is different. They weren’t able to accurately answer many of my questions and it was discouraging.
Maybe it was an off-​night for them. It was pretty slow and there was live music playing. I’d try them again when I go back to visit and probably try some white wines instead of reds.

If you like a sweet wine then this is the place for you. As far as dryer wines they have definitely improved over the last few years, but still have a lot of room to grow. I’m not willing to write this place off just yet, but I’ve definitely had MUCH better wine elsewhere.

This spot is absolutely wonderful, the inside area is cool because of those selected wine, refreshing ambiance where you can enjoy and relax. The service is not that so good but bearable. All the facilities are attainable which is very helpful to the customers.

This winery is absolutely BEAUTIFUL inside. You can tell they spent a lot of time and money on this building. While I was in the owner was there… very, very sweet man, so was the staff!!! The wines were pretty good as well fun tasting time and also enjoyed there cheese platter. Very relaxing and we will be back :)

Everyone was very welcoming to my friend and I who are visiting from the East Coast. I loved their Rocky White and Riesling. I would highly recommend you visit! Can’t wait to go back and buy another bottle.

We were having a wonderful evening with friends, celebrating birthdays, until this obnoxious duo fired up their amplifiers, making conversation impossible. Why do people think entertainment should be played so loud you have to shout? The music was competent, not horrible, but it completely ruined our evening. Way, way too loud.
The wine is good, the cheese platter helps, it’s a pleasant venue. At least if you’re there before the «entertainment» kicks in. I’ll avoid this place any time they have live music, after this experience.

We really enjoy this place. The wine is outstanding, the service is excellent and who doesn’t like supporting locally owned and operated! I really enjoy a sweeter wine and this place doesn’t disappoint. Their Rocky White (Sweet white) and their Rocky Delight (Sweet blush) are my favorites. They also have a Chocolate Delight wine. It’s not my favorite but I bought a bottle for when I have guests because it’s interesting. I have spoken too many of the customers who rave about it. They are very good about letting you taste a wine before purchase which is always fun! Prices run about $ 15 a bottle. They also have a wine club you can join for $ 30 every other month. I found myself here more often than not so I thought I would join. Don’t know much about it yet but will fill you in when I figure it out. You can cancel it at any time, so no contract.
The Atmosphere– It’s very chill (laid back). Nice bar area, booths for groups and some nice leather chairs by the window where you can chat and people watch. Overall I have a great experience when I come, so I thought I would share.

Great place. It’s very cool that more urban wineries are sprouting up. The ambiance, service and wine are all top notch. The Cab, Grandview & Syrah were all swell. Wine club is a great idea. With a glass or two of wine in me, I’m a pretty easy mark. Donnis did a great job serving us and illuminating the myriad benefits of Wine Club. Not «Fight Club», but «Wine Club»!

You have to try the Chocolate Delight. One of the best wines I have had!

Some good wine, some bad wine, unfortunately really bad service in a beautiful location.
I was here with two of my best girlfriends about a week ago. Not that busy of a weekend day but beautiful day outside, so we decided to stop for refreshing wine. All of haD a sampler of 3 wines for $ 8. Did a sample or two of said samplers were undrinkable buy all three of us… Unfortunately we were not given any alternative to the poor wine. As a matter fact the service was rather subpar. I felt that the three ladies that were working were rather overwhelmed at the time for the small amount of business that this establishment had. We had to wait over 15 minutes for each of our three samplers. When we reported that two of the three wines that a friend had chosen were undrinkable, the server didn’t really seem to care. We had to ask for each new sample, we had ordered a secondary glass of wine because we did like one of the wines very much. We were going to each of us order a bottle… However no one ever came back to check on us no one asked anything else. I felt very forgotten, very unwelcome. The ambience was lovely and in the beginning we felt like we were home… That quickly left because we were ignored. I hope this is not what is normal for a weekend late afternoon, they all seem very friendly, but a little overwhelmed. I’d like to return… But I’m a little apprehensive because of the poor service.

The wines were good. One was horrible. The service sketchy. Not recommended not worth your time. Try another place. Service makes a place & blatant disregard of people is not good in an establishment. We won’t be back nor will anyone I know.

We stopped in this place after reading all of the great reviews on Unilocal and Google. As of late, I’ve been drinking white wines; my beau, drinks reds. Needless to say, we tested the gambit! Danny, one of the owners, gladly introduced us to their wines. I loved Rocky White, which ROCKED! Their Chocolate Delight was delightful. So if you’re looking for a great place to stop by, try Silver Vines. You won’t be disappointed.

What a little Gem it is!
I was very impressed with the Sliver Vines Winery, and joined the SVW wine club on my first visit. The Pinot Grigio and Shiraz were delicious, but my favorites have to be their current release of the Cab Franc and Merlot (Both were made from Colorado-​grown grapes).

This little place snuck up on us as we were driving through Golden waiting for the Coors Brewery tour to thin out. We ended up staying because the wine was so great (and we got a bit drunk!)
The woman, (I wish I knew her name, dark hair, tall thin) let us sample before we committed to the tasting and everything (except the Riesling, IMO) was perfection.
Ask abut the one with brandy that is 21%, you’ll be glad you did.

The staff greeted us very nicely! They gave us the room in the back that had 8 seats because we had six people. The wine selection were not vast but the service and how we were treated very nicely! I would love to come back. To their wine museum! This place is awesome! It was in the middle of downtown Arvada strip and it was 2^nd Saturday and they had a lot of festivities. Very friendly town!

A warm comfortable atmosphere
Good variety of wines
Decent service
Live acoustic guitar Friday and Saturday nights
Moderately priced
Wine and cheese platter ‘only’
And… it’s a local small business

This is a gorgeous winery and tasting room with lots of space for a group and very friendly service.
I had been meaning to drop in here for a while. So, when I saw the $ 5 tasting sign out front after an errand at Penzey’s Spice Shop, I just had to check it out.
The winery is really impressive, a long bar for tasting solo and lots of tables for bringing friends. There is even a long group table in the back. It’s just a comfortable place to drink some wine and chat.
The ladies who were working the night I dropped in were so friendly. I was the only person at the bar and they kept me company while I tried my flight.
Food: They only serve cheese plates here. But, you are welcome to bring in your own food/​snacks or order-​in.
Wine: I just did a 3 tasting flight ($ 5). The Cabernet is nice, definitely on the dry end of the Cab spectrum. The Grand Reserve is fantastic, very fruit forward as compared to the Cab. And, if you like truly powerful reds, go for the Syrah.
I will most certainly be back, with friends and snacks in tow!