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A Gavel Is NOT Welcome in Boulder On New Years Eve!

Let’s talk about that delicate dance between good cheer and good judgment. The holidays bring out the best in us: warmth, music, lights, friends, and the clink of glasses. They also bring out a classic seasonal combo that has been tempting fate for generations. Entertainment and alcohol mix easily. Add a touch of cannabis to […]

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Wine Pairings for a Boulder Turkey Dinner: The Delicious Truth

Turkey is one of those remarkable Boulder foods that plays well with almost anything you pour into a glass. That’s why Thanksgiving wine talk is so much fun. There is no wrong answer. Whether you lean red, white, rosé, or feel like sabering a bottle of Champagne just for the drama of it, turkey shrugs, […]

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Boulder’s New Favorite Wine Grape: Discover the Allure of Nebbiolo

Nebbiolo. The name itself whispers of fog — nebbia in Italian — and that’s no coincidence. In the rolling hills of Piedmont, the autumn mists curl around the vines as if the grapes were secrets waiting to be told. This noble varietal, with its thin skin and thick history, is the heart and soul of […]

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Boulder’s Public Wine in Lafayette: Hidden Gem for Boutique Wines and Spirits

Lafayette hides its treasures well, and Public Wine is one of its finest. This boutique wine store on Public Road has become Eastern Boulder County’s passport to the world. Forget the predictable grocery-store labels. Here, every bottle tells a story—rare vineyards, unusual grapes, and flavors that surprise you like a new friend who feels instantly […]

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Boulder’s Wine Renaissance: A Year in Review

Boulder, Colorado has long been known for its vibrant craft beer scene and stunning natural landscapes. However, in recent years, the city has also been making a name for itself in the world of wine. With a growing number of wineries and a focus on sustainable practices, Boulder’s wine industry has been flourishing. Let’s take […]

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5 Events in Boulder for the Week of 09/23

1. Monday Night Book Club Dinner at Frasca Food & Wine 09/23 5 pm to 10:30 pm   Sommelier Jane Lopes has a new book out on 100 wines to expand on your “wine journey,” and you can participate in the wine fun too with a night of a 4 course dinner served with a […]

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Your Outdoor Holiday Gift Guide

With the season of giving well upon us and that major holiday only weeks away, I thought it would be a good idea to create an outdoor holiday gift guide for that adventurer on your list. It can be hard to shop for your outdoor inclined someone on your list, especially if you are more […]

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The Laughing Goat

The Laughing Goat coffee shop is on 1709 Pearl St. Honestly, the name was all I needed to draw me in. On the wall is a sign that says “Be Nice or Leave.” All of the customers seem to abide by this policy very nicely. Every single person is quiet in the cafe, except the […]

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Boulder Weekend Events

With the weekend weather anticipated to be in the low 70s, you can take this weekend to not only enjoy the sunshine, but to give to some good causes, all while having some fun. Stay hydrated while reveling in and sipping (or chugging) the various spirits of Boulder! Saturday May 2 Start off your day […]

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Boulder Happy Hour: A Foodie’s Paradise

Boulder is a quaint city known for its majestic Flatirons, world-class rock climbing, road biking, and foreword thinking, environmentally conscious residents. For someone new to Boulder, or maybe for a long-time resident who prefers the comforts of home, it might not be immediately obvious that Boulder is also home of one of the best happy hour selections […]

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