DENVER (KDVR) — The Infinite Monkey Theorem in the River North Art District is closing its taproom and winery that has been on the Larimer Street strip for over a decade. The establishment, known for ...

It’s a bitter drink to swallow, but Colorado’s not exactly famous for making outstanding wines. Instead, an invitation to sample Colorado wines is typically met with anything from incredulity to utter ...

The old adage goes that if you give an infinite number of monkeys an infinite amount of time hitting random keys on a typewriter, one of them will eventually type out the complete works of William ...

If you put a typewriter in front of a monkey and keep keeping the key struck all the time for an infinite length of time, you almost certainly will be typing out a string containing Shakespeare's work ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Denver winery Infinite Monkey Theorem and Greenwood Village keg management provider MicroStar are teaming up to create Iron Monkey Kegging, which will ...

In 2010, Denver-based urban winery the Infinite Monkey Theorem pioneered the canned wine movement. In fact, owner Ben Parsons spent an entire year taste-testing his prospective canned wines with a ...

Can a monkey randomly striking keys on a typewriter write Hamlet? It doesn't seem likely. But that hasn't stopped people from trying to bring this... It's called the infinite monkey theorem, and it ...

A glass of bubbly is nice, but a locally made bottle of bubbly is better. Infinite Monkey Theorem will release its first batch of The Bubble Universe on Dec. 2 at its RiNo winery and taproom with ...

There was a little monkey business last night as Infinite Monkey Theorem unveiled its new wine bar inside the Stanley Marketplace. This is the second Colorado tasting room for IMT, which was founded ...

If you've ever had wine in a can, you may want to thank Ben Parsons, winemaker and founder of The Infinite Monkey Theorem, a winery in the RiNo Art District of Denver, Colorado with a second location ...