Wine

A new restaurant and wine-tasting room is coming to 28th Street. Grand Rapids Business Journal reports that Chicago-based Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants is planning to open a location at 4515 28th St. SE in Kentwood, in the former Paulina’s Mexican Restaurant building. ...

Black Star Farms in Traverse City, actually just won a few awards for their wines.

Take wine tasting past your couch.

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Enjoy the start of fall with a bike ride and shopping trip! They'll deliver!

As you enjoy summer take the time to toast a long sunset with one of the best wines produced in Michigan. Michigan's top wines have been sampled by the experts and narrowed down to eight award-winning Michigan wines.

Eastern Michigan University has created a four-year program in fermentation science. The program uses chemistry and biology to teach students about the production and fermentation of beer, cider, food, fuel and pharmaceutical products.

Happy National Drink Wine Day! I know, there's like a made-up holiday for everything now. But any day that gives us an excuse to imbibe, is worth marking on the calendar in my opinion. Turns out, Michigan is an awesome place to celebrate National Drink Wine Day: According to CNN, Michigan is one of the top up-and-coming wine regions in the entire world!

Much has been written about pairing wines with whatever you are serving up for dinner, or whether a stout or an IPA would best accompany that stew on your stove. But when it comes to alcoholic beverage choices for American adults, how much does when factor into the type of drink one chooses? Apparently, quite a bit, according to a recent Harris Poll.

My guilty TV pleasure? It's not MTV's "Teen Mom 34" or TLC's "Sex Sent Me to the ER" (although ...) or ANY housewives that say they are "Real," but I doubt are. No, my TV pleasure is five arrogant multi-millionaire and billionaire investors who look to get richer and squash dreams. My favorite TV show is ABC's "Shark Tank."

Shoppers at a Trader Joe's store said they were annoyed when the wine in the "Two-Buck Chuck" area went up in price 50 cents! The Charles Shaw shiraz  which has been $1.99 - has now gone up in price to $2.49 per bottle, putting its "Two-Buck Chuck" name at risk!

From the "Ooops, Sorry" Department: A forklift loading cartons on an Australian dock dropped 462 cases of wine, sending $1 million worth of shiraz down the drain, Only one carton survived intact!  NOOOOOOOOO! The cases of  Mollydooker Velvet Glove shiraz fell more than 18 feet Thursday as they were being loaded for export to the United States - NOOOOOOOO...