Turquoise Mesa Winery

We went with friends for a wine tasting. What fun! They had a lovely grazing table of charcuterie and the wines we sampled were enjoyable. The tasting was held in the back room where the barrels and equipment live. The staff was pleasant and knowledgeable. There are some comfy chairs in a side room so we settled in there for conversation and a glass. They have some fun merch in the front as well as some jewelry from local artists. They do have a wine club available. We'll be back, for sure.

We got a Groupon for a wine tasting and a bottle of wine. This wine tasting room is in a small industrial complex in Broomfield. We tasted 6 Red wines. And I'd say 3 were amazing 3 were good. My favorites were Vino Turchese, Vinters Researve & Syrah.There was a lady in the back with some smoked pulled pork, BBQ sliders and Mac & Cheese for about $7 to $13.

Everyone was wearing masks and rather than pouring the wine into glasses, we received little communion cups of wine which we then poured into our glasses. Everyone was friendly and we appreciated having a chance to sit in peace and enjoy the wine. A flight was $8, so very affordable. My favorite wines were the reds- the batch 1954 and the fireside red were very smooth and lightly sweet. If I went back, I'd go for a glass of either of those rather than doing a tasting again. They get all their grades from the palisade region of Colorado, so it's great to support our state! We had a great experience and would definitely recommend this winery.

Love this winery! We got a Groupon to try this place out and ended up becoming wine club members! We love the variety and selection of different wines. The wine is excellent! My favorites are the Torches and the Cab Franc! We always start out with a flight since it's free for wine members and end up getting a few glasses after. May Joan and the staff are always so friendly and knowledgable. It's a great place to also meet other fellow local residents and have great conversations.

Small winery featuring tasting which was informative + cordial with adequate pours. The women who hosted the tasting were friendly. Tasting alone was a pleasant experience. The tour should end there. Regrettably, the gentleman who provided the "behind the scenes tour" was more interested in drinking the wine he poured himself than providing a tour of any value. A West Coast Native, I looked forward to hearing about the Colorado wine experience - the unique soil, topography, weather influences - the grapes which grow best here and how they are blended in varietals - anything uniquely Coloradan. Having extensively toured wineries in the Napa, Sonoma, Willamette, Yakima and Columbia Valley, I wanted to hear about the Colorado wine experience. The gentleman was sadly an off putting blend of lazy + pompous. His narrative consisted of telling us the grapes are largely grown near Grand Junction. And then he asked what questions we had (??!). He argued with a fellow tourist about another Colorado winery location. The "tour" wrapped up in 6-minutes. We learned little to nothing about Colorado viticulture nor Oenology. He told us he worked for Coors but told us nothing about his passion or interest in wines. We did pass his partially eaten salami snack in the aging room. The wines here are fine. They are young and may improve with time and blending. Vintners typically have a passion and romance for their vocation. Sadly, none of that was shared with us.

Don't let the industrial facade scare you away. Inside is welcoming and tastings are reasonably priced. A nice selection of white and red wines are available. The owners proudly use 100% Colorado grapes and are making some great wine. Definitely worth a visit to see for yourself.

Great people who run it, & some of the best wine in Colorado! I HIGHLY recommend this place!

Great variety of wines, very friendly and helpful. Met the winemaker and chatted with him. Sampled 5 of the wines and left with two bottles of their Cab Franc- it was absolutely delicious- would have bought a case, but had no way to fly it home. Fortunately they can ship it to me, just have to wait for cooler weather. This is a great little hidden gem- not a large space, but friendly and knowledgeable. Try it if you get the chance

We came in for wine tasting and a tour and it was very pleasant! We were able to try 6 different wines of our choice along with tasty snacks like pretzels and dark chocolate for our dessert wine! The tour was of the back factory where they hold their wines and how they bottle them. We also saw there room where buyers can purchase wine and drink in their game room! Very fun.

I love this little winery in Broomfield.First off, their wine is outstanding. The TRW Reserve is delightful and the Movedre blows my mind. The tasting room is small, but there is plenty of seating and bar space. They will even take you on a tour of the barrel room, should you so desire. They have a great wine club which consists of 3 bottles, 4 times a year, with fun pick up parties that include tastings, munchies and tours. I like to bring a friend or two and pop open one of my bottles right there in the winery for us to share. They even have Cards Against Humanity available if you want to stay a while ;)Heads up, they charge a tasting fee. No, it is not refundable if you make a purchase. Not a big deal, just good to be aware of when you drop by. If you want to make it a day/evening of adult beverages, check out Big Choice Brewery around the corner and maybe grab lunch/dinner on 120th.