Michigan Wineries

Michigan Wineries

Michigan is an incredible state. From its breathtaking lakeside views to its rich culture, this is a state everyone should visit at least once. For wine lovers, Michigan presents an opportunity to explore 150 years of rich historic wineries and vineyards. Since the late 1880s, Michigan wineries have produced high-quality wine enjoyed around the country and the world. Today, there are over 2,600 acres of Michigan Vineyards with over 100 commercial Michigan wineries in production.

Michigan Wine VarietiesInterestingly, Michigan not only specializes in a wide variety of grape wines but also cultivates cherry wine which is generally sweeter than grape fruit. The most common types of grape harvested throughout Michigan include the Cabernet Franc, Pinot Blanc, Concord, and Chancellor amongst many other breeds. Michigans unique climate allows wine to blossom to its true potential throughout the year, which results in an excellent harvest season for wineries in Michigan.

Why Tour Michigan Wineries? Michigan wineries are split up into four unique sections of the state; Old Mission Peninsula, Lake Michigan Shore, Fennville, and Leelanau Peninsula. Each region has its own unique wine cultivation methods and production. The only real way to experience each of these areas is by taking a tour. Michigan wineries are distinctive because of their crop variety and breeds, and while it may take a few days to visit a winery from each state, the experience is time well spent.

We invite you to explore this beautiful area of the country through one of our incredible Michigan winery tours. When you choose us to be your tour guide, you will receive information and experiences you cannot get anywhere else. Take a look at our list of the best wineries in Michigan below to find out more.

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