Elevation is everything in Colorado. The state boasts an average altitude of about 6,800 feet above sea level, making it the highest contiguous state in the United States.
"We can afford to be innovative because we're not pigeonholed," says Barbie Graham, sommelier and tasting room supervisor at Carboy Winery, which has tasting rooms across the state. "It really allows winemakers to focus on terroir."
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