Got this letter the other day...Dear Wine Whore,
Me and a couple of girlfriends would like to take a wine-related overnighter in the Illinois/Wisconsin/Michigan area this February (we hail from Chicago and South Bend IN). Wondering if there are any inexpensive yet fun places we could visit.
I realize that most tours are in the summertime, but we'd love to do a wine tasting and have somewhere nice to stay the night.
Appreciate any input.
Cheers!
Any suggestions?
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6 comments:
Check out Brys Estate Vineyard and Winery in Michigan. Also let them know to check out MichiganByTheBottle.com. A great local wine blogger who KNOWS the best of Michigan. Cheers!
That's exactly what I am looking for! Thank you Brian! Very helpful!
I did the Glacial Hills wine tour a few years back and the wines were very good. Worth checking out...and you can knock them out in a day.
http://www.wiswine.com/wineries
Thank you allan! :)
Really appreciate the help!
Fruit wines and some California juices aged at Stone's Throw and Simon Creek, Door Co, WI. Travel a few hundred miles west and come to beautiful Polk Co, WI and go to the Chateau St.Croix north of St. Croix Falls, WI. It's a great place to visit. Accomodations in St Croix Falls @ Holiday Inn Express.
Definitely head to Northwest Michigan where you'll find nearly 30 wineries on both the Leelanau and Old Mission Peninsulas. Last I knew, the Holiday Inn on West Bay had packages. Traverse City is an amazing waterfront town with some of the best restaurants around. I recommend Red Ginger downtown next to the historic State Theater. Also...a MUST visit is The Village at Grand Traverse Commons (www.thevillagetc.com). This is a former asylum that is being convered over into a residential and business community. You'll find Stella's (the best Italian restaurant around), a deli, 2 wineries, a gelato shop, cheesecake shop, two coffee shops, bakery and MUCH more.
Here are some resources:
www.MichiganWines.com
www.Michigan.org
www.LPwines.com
www.WineriesOfOldMission.com
www.VisitTraverseCity.com
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