The Infinite Monkey Theorem

"Wine in a Can Maybe because Denver is a beer town, drinking wine from a can makes a kind of sense. Urban winery Infinite Monkey Theorem serves a selection of their own reds and whites, made from grapes grown on Colorado's Front Range and on the plains of Texas. Instead of the usual rustic setting for a wine tasting, you'll be sipping in their industrial RiNo District warehouse. Wine on tap or in cans is the norm here, as is developing a taste for a no-nonsense winery."

"It’s not hard to see why this urban winery chooses art-driven RiNo to call home. The creative “mad scientist” team sources its grapes from the western slopes of Colorado and beyond. The Rosé Wine Slushie features notes of strawberry and raspberry and is also available in a portable form — rosé Popsicles that customers can enjoy, sans glass." - Nisa Sedaghat

"For one day only, the RiNo winery will revive its green slushies in honor of St. Patrick’s Day on March 17." - Lucy Beaugard, Camila Navarrette

"The RiNo winery was one of the first to offer frozen rosés last summer. Infinite Monkey Theorem still offers a weekly $6 slushie special on Sundays." - Camila Navarrette