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Enjoy A Lake Michigan Winery

Wine tasting is a chance to cozy up to the bar "together".

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Sue at the 45 North Vineyard and Winery in Suttons Bay.

You'll find a Lake Michigan winery visit to be both fun and educational. Most wineries offer tours of their facility and it is both fun, and interesting to learn about the process involved to produce these wonderful wines.


The tasting rooms are always warm and inviting making for an enjoyable time and the chance to meet some interesting folks.

Careful here ... you may want a designated driver after a day of touring and tasting.

Most of the wineries in Michigan will host their own special events year-round. You'll enjoy music, great food, art and special tastings. Be sure to check for their events when visiting their site.


The majority of wineries in Michigan are located close to the lake, in two general areas.


The northern penninsula areas of Leelanau and Old Mission (Grand Traverse Bay area), and the southwestern, Fennville, lake area in the area known as Harbor Country.

There are over 50 wineries with more than 1800 acres of grapes dedicated to producing Michigan wine.

In the last 10 years Michigan vineyard areas have increased over 50%. New wineries are being launched on a regular basis as Michigan wine becomes incresingly popular.

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There are several books and magazines available to learn more about Michigan wines. Here is a free magazine from Michigan Wines we know you will enjoy.

To request a complimentary Michigan Wine Country Magazine visit the Michigan Wines site.

Lake Michigan actually protects the grapevines with "lake effect" snows in the winter. This helps protect the buds from spring damage and extends the growing season.

With most of the wine production from Michigan grown grapes, Michigan ranks 13th in wine production. Harvest begins near the end of August and can run thru November. This is a special time to visit a Michigan winery.

There is a crispness in the air ... and the leaves are turning color. A day spent driving and exploring these wineries makes for a liesurely romantic time together.

Here is the #1 book about Michigan wineries. Sharon and Lorri love Michigan wine and love visiting and writing about their winery experiences.

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Many of the wineries are also home to spectacular restaurants. You can imagine how romantic a gourmet meal can be while gazing out upon a beautiful vineyard.

Lake Michigan Winery or vineyard weddings are also becoming increasingly popular. The wineries that host wedding's will have planners on staff that can help you plan your wedding in these intimate settings.

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