Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileTrellis Wine Bar | Park Hill Denver
Denver, CO · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Trellis Wine Bar in Park Hill pours nearly 50 wines by the glass, with a menu that changes weekly and leans on sustainably farmed small producers. The cocktail list rotates on a chalkboard, featuring four signatures like Mary's Sweet Tea and a Sazerac. Wine-Down Wednesdays cut select bottles in half, and wine flights run $15. Local beers and a full nonalcoholic lineup round out the program.
- What should I order?
- Start with the 'Uncork Your Own Flight' at $15 to sample from the weekly-changing wine list. If cocktails are more your speed, the Mary's Sweet Tea ($15) is a signature worth trying. For a nonalcoholic option, the Sangria Mocktail ($10) offers a wine-adjacent experience.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the breadth of nearly 50 by-the-glass options and weekly rotating menu. Those interested in sustainable farming will find alignment with the bar's focus on small producers. The nonalcoholic offerings and local beers also make it welcoming for designated drivers and non-wine drinkers.
- When should I go?
- Wine-Down Wednesdays offer half off select bottles, making it a prime evening for exploring the wine list. Happy hour also brings half off over 40 wines by the glass, an ideal time for a casual pour.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine flights are $15, signature cocktails run $15-$16, and local beers are $9 each. Nonalcoholic options range from $4 for iced tea to $12 for a sparkling rosé. Half-off promotions on Wednesdays and during happy hour can reduce costs significantly.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The wine program changes weekly, showcasing eclectic varietals, styles, and regions from small producers who farm sustainably. The in-house sommelier and tasting experts curate the menu. Wine-to-go in thermoses with small plates adds a unique takeaway option.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A rotating cocktail menu on a chalkboard features four signatures: Mary's Sweet Tea, Pineapple Mezcal, Smoke & Mirrors, and a Sazerac. Prices are consistent at $15-$16, with variety coming from the rotation.
Menu strengths
- — Rotating menu offers variety and keeps the selection fresh.
- — Four named signature cocktails provide clear entry points.
Standout selections
- — Mary's Sweet Tea ($15) is a signature cocktail worth noting.
- — Pineapple Mezcal ($16) offers a mezcal-based option.; Sazerac ($16) is a classic cocktail choice.
Pricing: $15-$16
Wine
Nearly 50 wines by the glass and additional bottles, with a menu changing weekly to feature eclectic varietals, styles, and regions. The list emphasizes small producers who farm sustainably, and an in-house sommelier curates the selection.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive by-the-glass selection with nearly 50 options.; Weekly menu changes introduce new varietals and regions.
Standout selections
- — Uncork Your Own Flight ($15) lets you customize a tasting.
- — Flight of Favorites ($15) offers a curated set.
Pricing: Flights $15; by-the-glass varies
Beer
Local beer options include My Favorite Blonde Ale and Big Henry IPA, plus a seasonal Adventure Series. All beers are priced at $9, providing a straightforward alternative for non-wine drinkers.
Menu strengths
- — Local beer selection supports regional breweries.; Includes a seasonal Adventure Series for variety.
Standout selections
- — My Favorite Blonde Ale ($9) is a local blonde ale.
- — Big Henry IPA ($9) offers an IPA choice.
Pricing: $9 each
Nonalcoholic
A full nonalcoholic program covers sodas, iced tea, lemonade, and coffee, plus nonalcoholic wines and a Sangria Mocktail. Prices range from $4 to $12, making it accessible for designated drivers.
Menu strengths
- — Includes nonalcoholic wines and a mocktail.; Wide price range accommodates different budgets.
- — Offers a variety of choices beyond standard sodas.
Standout selections
- — Eins Zwei Sparkling Blanc de Blancs ($10) is a nonalcoholic sparkling wine.
- — Joie Sans Souci Sparkling Rosé ($12) is a nonalcoholic rosé.
Pricing: $4-$12
How it sits with the food
Wine-to-go is available in a thermos with small plates, suggesting an easy pairing for a picnic or casual meal. The weekly wine menu's eclectic range offers flexibility for matching with a variety of dishes.
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