The Infinite Monkey Theorem: Denver's Urban Winery

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Experience urban winemaking at The Infinite Monkey Theorem in Denver's RiNo District. Enjoy handcrafted wines in a unique and lively atmosphere.

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The Infinite Monkey Theorem

The Infinite Monkey Theorem (IMT) is an urban winery located in Denver's RiNo Art District, known for its unconventional approach to winemaking. Eschewing traditional vineyards, IMT sources grapes from the Western Slopes of Colorado and the High Plains of Texas, crafting wines in a 15,000-square-foot warehouse. Founded in 2008, IMT gained popularity for its canned wines and commitment to making wine accessible and fun.

A brief summary to The Infinite Monkey Theorem

3200 Larimer St, Denver, North Denver, Colorado, 80205, US
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Monday 4 pm-9 pm
Tuesday 4 pm-10 pm
Wednesday 4 pm-10 pm
Thursday 4 pm-10 pm
Friday 2 pm-10 pm
Saturday 2 pm-10 pm
Sunday 2 pm-10 pm

Local tips

Check the IMT event calendar for live music, art shows, and other happenings.
Visit during happy hour for special deals on wine tastings.
Consider booking a wine tour for a behind-the-scenes look at the winemaking process.
Take advantage of the outdoor patio and fire pits, especially during the warmer months.

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Getting There

Walking

The Infinite Monkey Theorem is located in the RiNo Art District, which is easily walkable from many nearby attractions and neighborhoods. From Union Station, walk northeast along Wynkoop Street, then turn right onto 32nd Street. Continue for a few blocks until you reach Larimer Street. The winery will be on your left. The walk is approximately 20-30 minutes. Be aware that RiNo can get crowded, especially on weekends.
Public Transport

The RTD A Line, B Line, G Line, and N Line, go to the 38th and Blake Station, which is about a 10 minute walk from The Infinite Monkey Theorem. From Union Station, take any of these lines to the 38th and Blake Station. From there, walk south on Blake Street, then turn left onto 32nd Street. Continue for a few blocks until you reach Larimer Street. The winery will be on your left. A 3-hour pass costs $2.75. An Airport Day Pass costs $10.00.
Ride Share/Taxi

From downtown Denver, a ride-share or taxi to The Infinite Monkey Theorem will typically cost between $10 and $20, depending on traffic and demand. The journey usually takes 10-15 minutes. Be sure to confirm the fare and route with your driver before starting your trip.

Discover more about The Infinite Monkey Theorem

The Infinite Monkey Theorem (IMT) offers a unique winery experience in the heart of Denver's vibrant River North (RiNo) Art District. Unlike traditional wineries with sprawling vineyards, IMT operates in an urban setting, sourcing grapes from Colorado's Western Slopes and the Texas High Plains. This allows them to focus on crafting quality wines in a more accessible and engaging environment. Founded in 2008, IMT was born from a desire to break away from the perceived pretentiousness of the traditional wine industry. Founder Ben Parsons aimed to create a space where wine is approachable and enjoyable for everyone. This vision is reflected in IMT's industrial-chic taproom, which hosts a variety of events, including live music, art shows, and even puppy yoga. IMT is perhaps best known for its pioneering work with canned wines. Recognizing the active Colorado lifestyle, IMT embraced cans as a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to bottles. These single-serving cans are perfect for outdoor adventures, and the aluminum is 100% recyclable. IMT also supports the local community through its bottle giveback program, donating proceeds from every bottle sold to local charities. Visitors to IMT can enjoy a variety of wine tasting experiences, including guided tours of the winemaking facility. Knowledgeable staff guide guests through the winemaking process, from grape to glass (or can!), offering samples of bottled, kegged, and canned wines.