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Shady Lane Cellars Chateau De Leelanau Willow Vineyards Shady Lane Cellars 231-947-8865 www.shadylanecellars.com Chateau de Leelanau 231-271-8888 www.chateaudeleelanau.com Willow Vineyards 231-271-4810 www.traversebiz.com Ciccone Vineyards 231-271-5551 www.cicconevineyards.com Touring Tips Directions: It is easy to get twisted around along the L. Mawby roads of the Leelanau Peninsula -- it even happens to the 231-271-3522 www.lmawby.com locals at times. Ask for directions. If you get lost don’t Black Star Farms worry; it is all part of the “Experience.” 231-944-1270 www.blackstarfarms.com Leelanau Cellars / Gill’s Pier Short Cut: When traveling between these two wineries ask for directions and a map Leelanau Cellars at either tasting room. 231-386-5201 www.leelanaucellars.com Welcome! Cherry Republic: The Cherry Republic tasting room is Gill’s Pier located in the village limits of Glen Arbor. By holding this trail map it means that you are either already here 231-256-7003 www.gillspier.com or giving consideration to visiting us. Either way, on behalf of the 13 wineries of the Leelanau Peninsula Vintners Association I thank Good Harbor Vineyards you for your interest in our wine trail. 231-256-7165 www.goodharbor.com Traveling our wine region is a lot of fun. Each winery has its own tasting room for sampling and an opportunity to learn about, taste Chateau Fontaine and experience first hand the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Experience. 231-256-0000 www.chateaufontaine.com Whether you are new to wine or have already developed a Bel Lago Vineyard & Winery discerning palate, we are certain that you will find several wines 231-228-4800 www.bellago.com to satisfy your tastes. We encourage you to enjoy your tasting responsibly by considering a designated driver or one of the Longview Winery transportation services listed in this brochure. 231-228-2880 www.longviewwinery.com We also host and participate in numerous wine events and festivals each year. We have listed several of them for your convenience. Cherry Republic Winery 231-334-3150 www.cherryrepublic.com Consider this your invitation to visit us whenever and as often as you’d like. There is so much to see and do in our area. Use this trail map to navigate through our scenic countryside and take in all the area has to offer. This handy guide will help lead you to our wineries, as well as the many accommodations, restaurants, art galleries and unique shops that support us. Stay informed of our happenings throughout the year, visit our website at www.lpwines.com or give us a call at (231) 938-1811. We hope to see you soon! Sincerely, Adam Satchwell, President LPVA Leelanau Peninsula Vintners Association P.O. Box 802 ~ Suttons Bay, MI 49682 www.lpwines.com [email protected] Guided Tours Annual Wine Festivals When touring the wineries let someone else do the driving. If ine rail you plan to visit more than six wineries in one day we encourage - 2007 - W T you to use a designated driver or consider one of the wine trail touring services listed below. We ask that you contact us directly Cherries D’Vine July 8, 2007 when your group is 12 or more. This helps us to properly plan Leelanau Peninsula National Cherry Festival ~ Traverse City and staff our tasting rooms. (231) 938-1811 www.cherryfestival.org By The Bay Tours Sunrise Side Wine & Food Festival 2007 (231) 932-1065 www.bythebayshuttle.com July 21, 2007 The Harbor ~ Harrisville New York Luxury Limo of Grand Traverse (989) 724-7473 www.huronshoreschamber.com (231) 938-1746 www.majesticlimogt.biz/services.htm 15th Annual Suttons Bay Jazzfest July 28, 2007 Wine Country Weddings, Events & Tours Marina Park ~ Suttons Bay (231) 941-7060 (231) 271-4444 www.leelanau.com/jazzfest www.traversecitywinetours.com Serving LPVA Wines Exclusively for all of our 15 years An Northport Red, White & Blues Wine & Food Festival August 11, 2007 Marina District ~ Northport, MI (231) 271-9895 www.leelanau.com Experience Hopps of Fun Beer & Wine Festival September 7 & 8, 2007 Worth Conklin Park ~ Mackinaw City (231) 436-5664 www.mackinawcity.com Traverse Epicurean Classic Tasting September 13-15, 2007 Great Lakes Culinary Institute ~ Traverse City www.epicureanclassic.com Vintner Food & Wine Celebration November 8-11, 2007 Leelanau Peninsula Wines Crystal Mountain Resort ~ Thompsonville (800) 968-7686 www.crystalmountain.com Direct Shipping - 2008 - In 2005 the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Michigan Wine Month Michigan wineries and their right to ship directly to adult April 2008 consumers around the country. They also ruled in favor of Several Events “States Rights” which allows each state to establish their own www.lpwines.com consistent rules on shipping wine to consumers. If, upon your return home, you are interested in purchasing Leland Wine & Food Festival wines you tasted and enjoyed, check first to see if your local June 14, 2008 wine shop carries your favorite Leelanau Peninsula vintages. Leland Harbor ~ Leland (231) 256-7747 www.lelandmi.com Many of our wines are available throughout Michigan. If you live outside the state of Michigan be sure to ask the We invite you to enjoy a unique tasting experience in diverse individual wineries whether they are able to ship to your state. surroundings, and discover the wines of Leelanau Peninsula The best way to insure that you have plenty of your favorite featured at each of the above annual events. This is only a partial Leelanau Peninsula Vintners Association wines from the Leelanau Peninsula is to “stock up” when representation of the festivals and events we are involved in. For P.O. Box 802 ~ Suttons Bay, MI 49682 visiting our wine region. You might want to consider shipping details on these and other wine events please visit our website: your luggage home if your vehicle becomes filled up with our wines. That has been done before! www.lpwines.com www.lpwines.com [email protected] www.lpwines.com Leelanau Vineyard Mary Fuscaldo LPV’s 2007 Featured Artist This year’s brochure cover, by Mary Fuscaldo, was commissioned by the Traverse City Tourists Bureau to highlight the Grand Traverse Area for the National Governors Conference in North Carolina. The original was purchased by Leelanau’s newest winery, Forty Five North, and will be used on their premier wine label. Giclee Limited Edition Reproductions of the painting are available from the artist. Mary graduated with a BFA in Art Education from Drake University, has studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy, attended pastel workshops in Scotland and Provence, France and painted in Italy, the Southwest United States and most recently in New Zealand. Since moving to the Leelanau Peninsula in 1999, her work has centered primarily on painting the Northern Michigan landscape in pastel. Mary’s popular paintings have appeared on the covers of the American Spoon Foods catalogs, three ForeWord Magazine covers and are in college, corporate, library and numerous private collections throughout the country. Her painting “The Lake Beckons” was selected for the 2003 Leland Wine Festival poster. Mary illustrated and published “Look About You - A Magical Childhood in Michigan’s Wild Places” - a best selling book that was a finalist in 2003 for the Great Lakes Booksellers Association Book of the Year Award. Mary teaches pastel workshops and classes at the Art Center in Traverse City, Crystal Lake Art Center in Frankfort, the Leland Community Cultural Center, the Midland (MI) Center for the Arts Studio School and in her studio. Recently she was the guest speaker at the Pastel Artists of New Zealand convention in Christchurch, NZ and taught a pastel workshop in Invercargill, NZ. She is president of the Great Lakes Pastel Society and her studio/ gallery, Rimwalk Studio, is open to the public. To purchase prints or for information on LPVA sponsored art activities visit www.lpwines.com The Wineries Traveling along the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail is an experience for all the senses. Sparkling waters, panoramic hilltop vistas, rolling landscapes, lush vineyards and the scenic splendor of four distinct seasons provide the visual delight to enhance your visit to our area. Your experience continues inside the tasting rooms where you are welcomed with warm hospitality and the unique ambience of each of the 13 wineries that make up the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail. Eyes, nose and palate are introduced to rich colors, sensual bouquets and diverse flavors as the essence of nature’s bounty is bottled and presented in award-winning wines. Taste and enjoy an array of different wines and winery experiences. Take your time, ask questions, browse the wine and gift shops, and create lasting memories as you experience the many sensations of the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail. Bel Lago Vineyard and Winery 6530 S. Lake Shore Drive Cedar, MI 49621 (231) 228-4800 www.bellago.com Open May 1-Oct 31: Mon-Sat 11-6, Sun 12-6 Nov 1-Dec 31: Daily 12-5 Jan 1-April 30: Sat-Sun 12-5 or by appt. We invite you to visit, taste our wines and enjoy the panoramic views of south Lake Leelanau. Our knowledgeable tasting room staff will guide you through your tasting, featuring cool climate classics like Pinot Grigio, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noir, Auxerrois, and others. Grown with a deep respect for the land and the place that is Leelanau, our wines reflect the soils and the climate of Leelanau Peninsula. Black Star Farms Winery & distillery 10844 E. Revold Road Suttons Bay, MI 49682 (231) 944-1270 www.blackstarfarms.com Open May 1-Oct. 31: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5 Nov-April 30: Mon-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-5 Award-winning varietal wines and brandies with high character, acidity and balance express the regional nature of our own fruit and that of our grower partners.
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