Wineries

    There are more than 150 wineries making wine with grapes found throughout Michigan.


    Most wineries in Michigan are found close to the lakeshore to benefit from the Lake Effect. Photo by: Petoskey Farms

    The first record of wine being made in Michigan was by French explorers back in 1679 using wild grapes found on the banks of rivers. However, wine has been commercially made here since the mid-1800s. Get to know the people and community that braves some of the toughest winter climates to bring you an outstanding range of grapes and wine styles.

    Let's explore the list of Michigan wineries and their wines.

    Michigan Winery Facts

    • There are about 160 wineries making wine from grapes in Michigan.
    • The oldest winery in Michigan that is still running dates back to 1867.
    • More than 600,000 tourists visit Michigan’s wineries each year.
    • The Michigan Wine Industry creates over 45,000 jobs.

    SOURCES

    ♦ The National Association of American Wineries, Michigan Economic Impact Study 2022

    Selected Michigan Wineries

    Dune Bird Winery Image
    8 Wines

    Dune Bird Winery Verified Organization

    Dune Bird is a collaboration of the unexpected. In a twist on the traditional, Dune Bird elevates a craft espresso bar right alongside an exceptional menu of exciting, cool climate wines in a warm, inviting space complete with a hint of aviation and industrial design. Dune Bird’s focus is people. Small, hot plates and later hours are our invitation to linger and to lean in. Welcome to Dune Bird.

    Producing:
    Red Blend
    Pinot Noir
    Chardonnay
    Merlot
    Riesling
    Pinot Grigio

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