The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail is the largest and oldest in Michigan and has garnered national attention as a world-class destination. The small peninsula is home to 25 wineries located within diverse microclimates uniquely suited for a variety of wine grapes. Among the internationally acclaimed varietals are Riesling, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc. The trail is divided into three mini-trails for easy touring: the Sleeping Bear Loop, the Northern Loop and the Grand Traverse Bay Loop. Each tasting room along the trail offers its own unique experience, from pure elegance with unparalleled views to cozy nooks loaded with charm.

Southeast Michigan’s newest pioneers are the vintners of the early 21st century, growing and selling special wines for you to discover. Southeastern Michigan’s Pioneer wine making region is a great place to spend a few hours … or a few days! The beautiful rolling Irish Hills, many lakes and Hidden Lake Gardens are right along the trail.

Jutting north between the azure arms of Lake Michigan’s Grand Traverse Bay lies Old Mission Peninsula. Situated at the globe’s 45th parallel – the ideal climate for growing varietal wine grapes – the seven distinct wineries that comprise this stunning area have been well recognized by international wine enthusiasts and award-winning wines: Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Gewrztraminer.

They call Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail the Napa Valley of the Midwest. Like the hills of California, this land is ideal for handcrafting fine wines. And its charming resort towns and incredible shoreline are like bottles of bubbly waiting to be uncorked. You’ll find more than 20 Southwest Michigan wineries and tasting rooms along this trail, each with its own style.