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“A wine oasis”
We first put roots down in growing wine grapes in 1980. Knowing Colorado has extremely limited areas for grape production we searched two of the areas in western Colorado renowned for growing peaches, cherries and apples. We correctly figured that if the weather was temperate enough for fruit trees it was likely wine grapes could be grown and thrive. Our first venture was leasing a 11-acre site on Garvin Mesa, just north of the small farming community of Paonia, in 1980. We planted 8,000 Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Cabernet Franc vines by hand, tilled the soil, pruned the vines and picked the grapes. It was learn-as-you go. Four years later we founded Plum Creek Winery and embarked on a pioneering venture of making premium wines from grapes grown only in Colorado. It was a unique idea at the time for a winery to commit to using only grapes grown in Colorado. As a mark of our early venture Plum Creek holds Colorado winery license No. 10, the oldest license of all of the state’s wineries now in existence. More than 20 years later we remain dedicated to our mission of making Colorado-grown wines of excellent quality. "Colorado is where our heart is," say owners Doug and Sue Phillips. "We invite you to discover Colorado’s true distinction of place in Plum Creek wines."
Ladies weekend stop #: we lost count! We ventured here at the suggestion of Steve and although the winery, tasting room, patio and surrounding greens were gorgeous, the experience itself, was... Read more
Shay was amazing! Knowledgeable, friendly, patient....our best winery of the day! I'm so Read more
I'm writing this review just because of the excellent service I received from a gentleman named Clint just yesterday when I quickly wanted to check out the gift shop. After indulging in delicious... Read more
The Traveling Winers on Colorado Wine Trail Plum Creek Cellars opened in 1984 in Larkspur, CO and then moved to Palisades, CO in 1989. You can even see some of the original fermenting tanks from the Larkspur facility which are still in production in their new location. Their staff were all very friendly and more than happy to share their knowledge and passion for wine. Jenny, the wine maker, has been there for over 19 years. Paula, the Barrel Room Manager has 11 years of service. And then the newby, Linda, the Tasting Room Host, has only been with Plum Creek since April, but is so passionate about her job that you would think she has been there for years! Make sure to check out their art work and landscaping outside the winery. Look closely at the metal statues as they are quite fascinating! Enjoy your visit! The Traveling Winers at The Vineyard Trail Read more
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