Denver Brings Wine to the Table

Prospectors will find better wine lists to go with both modern and traditional food
John Mariani
Issue: December 15, 2004

Denver's time has finally come. It's taken a while, but this Western city now has the dining clout of other U.S. cities its size. In the past few years, there has been a rush of terrific new restaurants that are as committed to wine as they are serious about showcasing exciting young chefs.

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