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Brochure No Bleed trailo BEST N WINE 2 REGION guide by USA TODAY HELLO FRIENDS OF DOWNLOAD THE NORTHERN MICHIGAN! LEELANAU PENINSULA The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail is open for WINE TRAIL APP! business and we are excited to see you soon. The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail App will connect As we continue to operate with the safety of you with Michigan's oldest and largest wine trail. Get our guests and our teams as the number one maps and details for great wine destinations and be priority, we must evaluate each event we host among the first to know about promotions, discounts, based on that criteria and within the mandates ticket giveaways and fun prizes. handed down by the Governor's office and Michigan HHS. Because of this, we are making decisions on our event plans for the remainder of 2020 and through the spring of 2021 on a case-by-case basis. We were very excited to host successful events this fall in a format that allows for safe and meaningful engagement with our wineries and it is our hope to continue to do so in the months to come. Please refer to www.lpwines.com for current and up-to-date information and details about what the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail is offering. We also encourage you to visit the individual websites of the wineries along our trail when planning your visit to best understand what protocols and procedures may be in place in each unique tasting room. While we work together, we would like to thank you for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you along the trail! Rick DeBlasio, President Cover photo credit: Grace Hudson Instagram: @capturedbygracephotographymi TRAIL Leelanau | Grand Traverse State Park | Lighthouse MAP ­ SLEEPING BEAR LOOP GRAND TRAVERSE BAY LOOP 1 Cherry Republic Winery 19 Black Star Farms 2 Bel Lago Vineyards 20 Two K Farms M Wine & Cider Bar 21 MAWBY & bigLITTLE 201 3 Soul Squeeze Cellars 22 Ciccone Vineyard & Winery NORTHPORT 4 Boathouse Vineyards 23 Willow Vineyards 5 Amoritas Vineyards 24 Shady Lane Cellars Northport Marina 6 Laurentide Winery 25 Brengman Brothers 11 M 7 French Valley Vineyards 26 Rove Estate 22 8 Chateau Fontaine C ­ 9 Good Harbor Vineyards ­ SATELLITE TASTING ROOMS M 22 A Glen Arbor Wines Houdek Dunes NORTHERN PENINSULA LOOP B M22 Natural Area 10 Verterra Winery C The Ridge at Verterra OMENA 12 11 Green Bird Organic Cellars 12 Leelanau Cellars (4 miles to #13) ­ ­ ­ Historic 13 Silver Leaf Vineyard & Winery M Fishtown Leland 22 Harbor (9.5 miles to #11) 14 Nathaniel Rose Wine 13 10 ­ 15 Tandem Ciders LELAND ­ 16 16 Aurora Cellars 15 17 N. LAKE 14 17 45 North Vineyard & Winery LEELANAU 18 Blustone Vineyards M 18 204 SUTTONS Lake 5 4 9 6 LAKE BAY 3 Suttons Bay Marina Pyramid Point Michigan LEELANAU Port Oneida ­ ­ Rural Historic ­ District Good Harbor M 8 Beach 22 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore M 19 22 20 ­ 7 21 Sleeping Bear Point Maritime Museum GLEN 22 B A 23 ARBOR Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail (7 miles to M 109 1 Lake Leelanau) 24 2 GLENLITTLE LAKE Dune Climb BIG GLEN Leelanau TART Trail LAKE Pierce Stocking MAPLE CITY M Scenic Drive 22 CEDAR Grand S. LAKE LEELANAU M 22 Traverse 25 M 22 Bay Sleeping Bear Dunes OLD MISSION PENINSULA EMPIRE National Lakeshore ­ Visitors Center M Leelanau 72 Peninsula Wine Trail Headquarters M 22 M 72 TRAVERSE (13.4 miles to #2) 26 CITY BLACK AMORITAS STAR VINEYARDS FARMS amoritasvineyards.com blackstarfarms.com (231) 994-2300 (231) 944-1270 Share the wine tasting experience with We offer an expansive range of 5 19 the Goodells and the Amoritas team at varietal wines and fruit brandies that their colorful and inviting tasting room showcase our vineyard-to-bottle in the village of Lake Leelanau. At SLEEPING BEAR philosophy. Our inviting tasting room GRAND TRAVERSE BAY least one family member will usually LOOP features a wine club, members-only LOOP Barrel Room, and an outside terrace be present at the tasting room. Come 6701 E Duck Lake Rd 10844 E Revold Rd have a glass and make some friends! Lake Leelanau, MI where friendly and knowledgeable Suttons Bay, MI staff await your visit. AURORA BLUSTONE CELLARS VINEYARDS auroracellars.com blustonevineyards.com (231) 994-3188 (231) 256-0146 Welcome to Aurora Cellars, a boutique Voted Favorite Michigan Winery by winery with Old World charm nestled 16 readers of Michigan By The Bottle, our 18 in the heart of the Leelanau Peninsula. vineyard is tucked away in the heart of We produce wine from grapes grown NORTHERN PENINSULA the Leelanau Peninsula, just off M204. NORTHERN PENINSULA on the Leelanau Peninsula and offer an LOOP Experience our handcrafted wines in LOOP assortment of locally produced food our modern, hilltop tasting room or on 7788 E Horn Rd 780 N Sylt Rd to complement the wine and enhance Lake Leelanau, MI the terrace with panoramic views of Lake Leelanau, MI your wine tasting experience. the vineyard and Leelanau landscape. BEL LAGO VINEYARDS BOATHOUSE WINE & CIDER BAR VINEYARDS bellago.com boathousevineyards.com (231) 228-4800 (231) 256-7115 Since 1992, Bel Lago’s emphasis has always been on quality with an unwavering We offer a variety of wines produced 2 4 commitment to excellence. As farmers and from grapes harvested in our vineyard winemakers, we firmly believe the old adage three miles south of our tasting room. that the “wine is made in the vineyard.” We SLEEPING BEAR SLEEPING BEAR grow more than 100 varieties on 42 acres, Enjoy a variety of our reds or whites selecting varieties that favor cool climates LOOP on our covered porch or at the water's LOOP and express our rich soils. Enjoy picturesque 6530 S Lake Shore Dr edge in one of our Adirondack chairs. 115 N St Mary's St views of South Lake Leelanau from our Cedar, MI Boaters welcome. Lake Leelanau, MI newly renovated tasting room. BRENGMAN CICCONE BROTHERS VINEYARD & WINERY brengmanbrothers.com cicconevineyard.com (231) 421-5611 (231) 271-5553 Our commitment at Brengman Our estate wines, such as our signature Brothers is to produce the finest pure 25 Dolcetto, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec, 22 wines while sustaining ecological continue to receive medals throughout balance. Meeting that goal means a GRAND TRAVERSE BAY the country. We are open year-round GRAND TRAVERSE BAY lot of hard work and higher costs. All LOOP for guests to enjoy our wine in our LOOP this effort results in the highest quality outdoor pergola and listen to the 9720 S Center Hwy 10343 E Hilltop Rd beverage with pure taste, cleaner after Traverse City, MI sounds of local musicians or relax in Suttons Bay, MI effect, and low carbon footprint. front of the fireplace. CHATEAU 45 NORTH FONTAINE VINEYARD & WINERY chateaufontaine.com 45north.wine (231) 256-0000 (231) 271-WINE From a French-homesteaded potato Located squarely on the 45th parallel, farm to the present award-winning 8 we use our distinct location as the 17 vineyards planted in the 1990s, this driving force behind crafting world- land is ripe with the fruits of our labor: SLEEPING BEAR class wines that represent the region. NORTHERN PENINSULA Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, LOOP Using grapes from estate and nearby LOOP Gewürztraminer, Pinot Blanc, Viognier vineyards, everything is handcrafted 2290 S French Rd 8580 E Horn Rd and Dry Rosé, plus three red wines Lake Leelanau, MI onsite to produce the most Lake Leelanau, MI and a cherry wine. approachable, elegant wines possible. CHERRY FRENCH VALLEY REPUBLIC VINEYARD cherryrepublic.com fvvineyard.com (231) 226-3016 (231) 228-2616 Nestled among the rolling hills of Leelanau A must-visit for cherry enthusiasts! 7 1 County, French Valley Vineyard features We specialize in cherry-based wines a newly built tasting room and outdoor made from fresh-pressed juice, patio and is home to a fully restored event SLEEPING BEAR including locally-grown Balaton and SLEEPING BEAR barn surrounded by vineyards and cherry trees. Guests will be invited to explore LOOP Montmorency tart cherries. We feature LOOP the vineyards and cozy up to a bonfire on 100% cherry wines, cherry and grape 6026 S Lake St cooler days while enjoying quality estate NEW LOCATION! blends, reserve wines, and hard cider. Glen Arbor, MI grown wines by the glass, flight, or bottle. 3655 S French Rd Cedar, MI GOOD HARBOR LEELANAU VINEYARDS CELLARS goodharbor.com lwc.wine (231) 256-7165 (231) 386-5201, x 116 Enjoy our tasting room and patio A family-owned and operated winery, 9 overlooking beautiful Grand Traverse 12 we have been producing award- Bay and sample from over 50 wines winning, affordable quality wines since SLEEPING BEAR from sweet to dry or dessert to NORTHERN PENINSULA 1980. During your visit, check out the LOOP bubbly! For more info, visit our LOOP cellar, enjoy a wine tasting, or have a website or find us on social glass of wine and cheese plate on our 34 S Manitou Trail 5019 N West Bay Shore Dr (M22) @leelanaucellars and, as always, enjoy (M22) outdoor garden patio. Lake Leelanau, MI free tastings. Omena, MI GREEN BIRD MAWBY ORGANIC & bigLITTLE CELLARS & FARMS mawby.wine (231) 271-3522 greenbirdcellars.com (231) 386-5636 biglittlewines.com (231) 714-4854 Off the beaten path and far from ordinary, we are a couple following our Enjoy two tasting room experiences! 21 passion to make low-intervention wine 11 MAWBY produces a range of sparkling organically and holistically. Come taste wines with tastes to suit most any our small-batch, estate-grown wines, NORTHERN PENINSULA palate, each uniquely approachable, GRAND TRAVERSE BAY hand-crafted ciders and seasonal LOOP each with their own personality LOOP and purpose.
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