The Infinite Monkey Theorem, an urban winery in Denver’s River North Art District, will permanently close at the end of 2024. After more than 15 years in Denver, the business will close its taproom at 3200 Larimer St. and cease winemaking operations on Dec. 31, winery officials said in a news release.

The president of the company said they are closing due to a drastic decrease in wine sales across the industry.

After more than 15 years, Denver’s Infinite Monkey Theorem will close its taproom and cease winemaking operations at the end of the year.

The Infinite Monkey Theorem, an urban winery located at 3200 Larimer St., was founded in 2008 and became known for its canned wines. Sixteen years later, the winery has announced its taproom will close and all winemaking will cease on Dec.

Innovation defines the sixteen years of the Infinite Monkey Theorem’s existence as a Colorado winery. Founder Ben Parsons bottled his first wines in 2008 and sold them from an old warehouse near West Fifth Avenue and Santa Fe Drive,