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“ Settembre Cellars Wines, Boulder's very own, and utterly delicious, winery making some of the best wines in the state. ”

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“ Settembre Cellars is an undiscovered gem. ”

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“ Small 400 case micro boutique winery rocks some nice Chardonnay ... try it if you haven't already. ”

Matthew Cortina - Boulder Weekly Cuisine Editor

“ single varietals and pinpoint winemaking technique ”

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Our winemaker patiently applies traditional techniques to obtain nuanced wines of elegance, balance, and depth.

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Months to Bottle
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Months to Release
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Vintages

 

The above are a typical representation of our production timing.

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  • 19 March 2011
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Bicchiere

Boulder is a mecca of fine restaurants. The draw may be the creation of the Chef but my first inquiry after being seated is the wine list.

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  • 01 December 2009
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Blur

The name, appropriate not only for this Blog title, but also the last several months. Crush is a crazy time of year.

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  • 04 September 2009
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Harvest

Come September, or Settembre, it's harvest time in Colorado. If we've averted Colorado's spring frosts and hail. Received sufficient temperatures with optimal minimums and maximums throughout the growing season.

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  • 27 July 2009
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Impact

The wine industry, in general, is extraordinarily concerned with its impacts on the environment. We want our vineyards to improve with age and global climate change is altering the growing regions of today, and tomorrow.

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  • 23 June 2009
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Aging

Our goal at Settembre Cellars is to produce age-worthy wines, and as such, I thought I'd share some thoughts on some of the factors that make a wine age-worthy. I'm often asked how long one should, or could, cellar our wines.

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  • 02 June 2009
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Cork

I've been asked frequently about our choice in using natural cork as the closure in our wine bottles as well as other alternative closures options.

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