Posted in Michigan
July 21, 2015
These 9 Beautiful Wineries In Michigan Are A Must-Visit For Everyone
Michigan has really made its mark on the domestic wine scene. So it should come naturally – if you fancy yourself a wine connoisseur – to consider a trip to one of the state’s many award-winning wineries. Question is, if you don’t already have an obvious favorite, where do you go? We found some options that you should add to your list of places to visit.
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This winery is the largest producer of wine in Michigan, with influences from Italy.
With some 150 years in the grape and fruit-growing experience, this winery specializes in dry reds, German varietals, and dessert wines.
This award-winning, family-owned vineyard is perfect for when you want to sip on a glass in downtown Saugatuck.
This spot has got a little of everything you may be looking for in a well-crafted, local drink. The place produces its own wine, beer, and spirits, showcases live music, and is inside an interesting space - a historic, Amish barn built in 1911.
This unique "agricultural destination" features a tasting room, distillery, and lush accommodations at the inn.
Enjoy the view of Traverse City's east bay, while you enjoy some of this place's award-winning wine.
Enjoy old world-style hospitality, with modern amenities, gorgeous TC views, and acclaimed wines.
Fan of bubblies? L. Mawby's "Sex" wine is a renowned Made in Michigan option.
For the lovers of red wines, Shady Lane Cellars may just be the place for you, with its selections of Merlot, Blue Franc, and Franc Franc - which is a blend of Blaufrankisch and Cabernet Franc.
These are some spots we really love for wine. What other wineries should we know about? Let us know in the comments below.
