The Merry Hour
← Denver Edition No. 02

Cocktail Trail · Citywide

The Mile High Trail

$$

Second season

Denver, CO

This Week's Menu · No. 01
Merry Hour cocktails being measured and garnished at a Mile High Trail stop in Denver
Merry Hour cocktails being measured and garnished at a Mile High Trail stop in Denver

Why we pour here

Seven bars, three neighborhoods, this week's exclusive drink at every stop. Collect four tin ornaments and the eighth drink is on the trail.

The best-organised trail we walked this year. Stops are clustered tightly enough that nobody needs a car, and every bar commits to the full national spec rather than a batched shortcut.

Find it

Starts at 1600 Wazee St, Denver, CO 80202

DirectionsVenue site & reservations

Reservations are handled by the venue. The Merry Hour takes no bookings.

Elsewhere in Denver

No. 01Bar

The Alpenglow Room

This week's Merry Hour cocktail poured at The Alpenglow Room in Denver, served over clear ice with a pine tip

Denver's best read on this season's menu — every drink on the card built to spec, with a Nordic spirits shelf that gives it a spine.

Serving This Week's Menu

Also on the house list

Alpenglow$17

aquavit, buttered rum, birch

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No. 02Restaurant

Saint Nicholas Supper Club

A Merry Hour cocktail served tableside at Saint Nicholas Supper Club in Denver in a chilled coupe

Supper-club service, a live trio, and one of the few RiNo rooms pouring this season's exclusive card all eight weeks.

Serving This Week's Menu

Also on the house list

The Feast Day$18

vodka, dry vermouth, olive brine

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No. 03Restaurant

Yule & Larkspur

A precisely built Merry Hour cocktail at Yule & Larkspur in Denver, garnished with a single dried citrus wheel

Twenty-eight seats, a vegetable-forward kitchen, and the season's exclusive menu poured with unusual precision for a room this small.

Also on the house list

Larkspur Punch$14

brandy, spiced apple, black tea

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