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Michigan wine and winery news

Lemon Creek Winery's Harvest Festival & British Car Show Art and Entertainment

Submitted by gvt on September 7, 2009 - 7:03pm

August 28, 2009 (www.GrapeVineTrail.com) - The smell is in the air! You know that smell, the smell you catch as you drive through the rolling countryside, the smells of harvest, of ripe grapes and fallen leaves. Come celebrate this remarkable season with fine wine, live music and a classic British Car Show.

The Michigan International Wine Expo and Tasting Will Return to the Rock Financial Showplace in Novi on April 3rd and 4th Friday

Submitted by gvt on March 24, 2009 - 8:15pm

NOVI, Mich., March 23 (GrapeVineTrail.com) -- This event will again feature in excess of 400 different wines to taste, sample and purchase if you desire all at drastic price reductions.

Pioneer Wine Trail event marks the end of summer

Submitted by gvt on August 3, 2008 - 8:58pm

The Southeast Michigan Pioneer Wine Trail will be hosting its annual end-of-summer wine pairing event, the Wine Days of Summer picnic trail, on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 30 and 31.

St. Julian Continues Collecting Accolades for Riesling

Submitted by gvt on August 11, 2007 - 10:58am

National Trends Focus Attention on this Versatile Wine

(www.GrapeVineTrail.com) - All eyes, ears and lips have been on Riesling in recent weeks, following a major conference in Washington state called the “Riesling Rendezvous.” Winemakers at St. Julian Winery in Paw Paw, Michigan – the state’s oldest and largest winery – say such national and international interest reinforces what they’ve been successfully producing for years.

New winery opens; three more for sale

Submitted by gvt on June 5, 2007 - 7:59am

The 2007 wine season is off to a great start in Leelanau County (MI) with a new winery slated to open this summer and three more possibly gaining new owners.

The new winery – known as Forty-Five North – is located on property formerly owned by Dean and Cindy Robb on Horn Road in Suttons Bay Township. Meanwhile, the Bel Lago winery in Centerville Township as well as Chateau de Leelanau and Willow Vineyard, both located in Bingham Township, have been listed for sale.

Traveling Vineyard - Who are we?

Submitted by travelingwine on April 11, 2007 - 9:17pm

I have had some emails from some readers interested in finding out what are company actually does, so I thought I would give you all a semi- brief synopsis.

The Traveling Vineyard operates in half of the states in the US. We are revolutionizing the wine tasting experience because we are turning living rooms into tasting rooms. Do not get me wrong- NOTHING beats a wine tasting at a vineyard, but there are many reasons why we can't always find a way to get to a vineyard. For instance, If you live in Allentown, PA. and want to try all italian wines and you can't get 10 friends to Tuscany, Italy or even Santa Barbara...try 5 of TTV's italian wines or California wines in your living room! See?

Legislative Update from Free the Grapes!

Submitted by gvt on March 18, 2007 - 5:46pm

Free the Grapes! Update
March 19, 2007

Dear Friends of Free the Grapes,
This email update is rather lengthy but it provides summaries of direct-to-consumer shipping legislation during this busy season. If your state is one of the remaining few which does not allow legal, regulated direct shipments, and it is not referenced below, then significant legislation is not in the works.

Michigan provides a wonderland of water and wine

Submitted by gvt on June 15, 2006 - 10:43am

Some of the state's most scenic spots offer festivals that celebrate its vintners, coasts and music.

Susan R. Pollack / The Detroit News
N othing says summer in Michigan better than chilled, fruity wines, sparkling blue waters and scintillating tunes.

Pioneering spirit thrives on Michigan's newest wine trail

Submitted by gvt on June 5, 2006 - 2:35pm

By Kim Schneider
JACKSON -- The weekend it opened, Sandhill Crane Vineyards outgrew its tasting room.

What owners thought would be a small seasonal retirement job drew overflow crowds for its first event. Taking home gold medals at the State Fair, the first summer in operation (and then the next), didn't help keep the secret.

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