Experience the Good Life at the Aspen Food & Wine Classic

When summer arrives in Colorado, there’s one prestigious event that every food lover dreams about: the Aspen Food & Wine Classic. Scheduled for June 20–22, 2025, this premier culinary gathering brings together some of the world’s best chefs, sommeliers, winemakers, and food enthusiasts in the picturesque town of Aspen, nestled amidst the breathtaking peaks of the Rocky Mountains.

Indulge in World-Class Tastes and Sips

At the Aspen Food & Wine Classic, more than 200 exceptional wines and spirits await you, accompanied by mouthwatering creations from internationally acclaimed chefs. Stroll from booth to booth beneath grand white tents, savoring gourmet bites—from fresh seafood and artisan cheeses to delectable desserts and innovative international cuisines.

This festival isn't merely about tasting; it’s an immersive educational journey. Renowned culinary stars like Bobby Flay, Marcus Samuelsson, and Carla Hall regularly showcase their culinary mastery through intimate cooking demonstrations and engaging seminars, giving you behind-the-scenes insights into their techniques and stories.

Exclusive Events in an Iconic Setting

Beyond the tents, Aspen’s sophisticated charm comes alive. Exclusive after-parties, elegant wine dinners, and private events take place throughout the weekend, offering unique opportunities to rub shoulders with culinary celebrities and fellow foodies. Explore picturesque downtown Aspen, renowned for its boutique shopping, fine dining, and cultural venues that complement your culinary adventure perfectly.

Plan Your Visit Early

Every year, over 5,000 discerning food and wine lovers flock to Aspen for this luxurious experience, causing tickets and local accommodations to book up quickly. We recommend planning your trip well in advance—this is one event you'll not want to miss!

Make this June unforgettable—join the Aspen Food & Wine Classic for an extraordinary weekend of culinary excellence.

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