All Winery 5280 products are mindfully made in a way that’s good for the world we share. From vine to bottle, every step of our process is gentle and carefully considered.
Our West Loveland Winery
Nestled in the foothills of West Loveland, our vineyard is where the heart of Winery 5280 truly begins. Winery 5280 vineyard took roots in 2024, and now it’s home to ⅓ acre of four exceptional varietals chosen to thrive in our high‑altitude climate:
Marquette (red)
Petite Pearl (red)
Frontenac Blanc (white)
Brianna (white)
As our vineyard takes root in its first years, we are bringing in grapes from Washington State, which has one of the best climates for Bordeaux varietals, and from the western slope of Colorado, which has the world’s best climates for Viognier. The western slope is known for growing outstanding cold-hardy grape varieties, which we will use to expand our winery lineup.
Our Vineyard & Location
We’re lucky enough to say that our vineyard sits in a place where sunshine spills over the vines by day and cool mountain air settles in at night.
We chose this location with intention. Being just minutes from Loveland’s heart and a short drive from the Denver–Fort Collins corridor means our vineyard is close enough to share with our community, yet set apart enough to offer a quiet, peaceful setting. Most importantly, these foothills provide the conditions that our chosen varietals need to thrive—; sun‑drenched days, cool nights, and the resilience to stand up to Colorado’s unpredictable weather.
Our Farming Practices
We believe great wine begins with healthy vines, so we treat our vineyard like the living, breathing space it is.
We use cold, hardy grape varieties and regenerative agriculture practices to ensure our grapes are healthy enough to withstand our Colorado climate. We never use pesticides or synthetic fertilizers and we treat the soil with organic compost in the fall and compost tea throughout the year.
Nutrients are primarily managed through a strategic mix of beneficial fungal/root growth, balancing bacterial, mycorrhizal, & beneficial nematode populations, and through no till, biannual cover crop rotations. These cover crops help bring in predatory insects that keep pest populations low.
If you're interested in our process, you should know the fun doesn't stop here. Read more about our process here or get in touch to see our winery and learn more about our process in person!
Visiting the Vineyard
While our vineyard isn’t open for walk‑in visits just yet, we welcome guests by appointment for a behind‑the‑scenes look at our production facility in West Loveland.
Tours start at our production facility on East 11th Street in Loveland, where every bottle of Winery 5280 wine is crafted. From there, you can finish the tour at our tasting room, where you can enjoy a glass of wine.