We had a really great time at Cellar 1914. The weather was perfect despite a very brief shower that…read morerolled through while we were there. It seems like their ciders are more popular than the wines. I tried a flight of the ciders and I was not disappointed. Like everywhere in northern Michigan, the people are super friendly. Very kid friendly place. And they have so many outdoor activities, from the small wiffle ball field, to the basketball hoops, the football bowling, the corn maze and cornhole. They have something for everyone. Just loved it here!

Silver 1914 has been so fun to watch as they grow and continue to expand and do well. Their wines…read moreand cider are of the highest quality and there are tasting room is a fun visit with a relaxed atmosphere and fantastic staff! You can definitely feel that the family is all in on their property and it's so great to see! My personal favorites are the Oliver rosé named for the bright pink tractor that sits out front and their blueberry hard cider. Honestly, though everything here is delicious and if you have a good driver, I encourage you to try out the lug, which is a cherry box that can accommodate testings of all of their offerings. On a sunny day, they have outdoor games and a corn maze if you are fortunate enough to visit in the autumn.

My wife and I visited 45 North recently and honestly just didn't want to leave. The whole place has…read morean easy, laid-back vibe - not fancy or pretentious; just a spot where you can relax and enjoy yourself. The porch area was a perfect spot to sit back, relax, and take in the scenery. We enjoyed our wine flight, especially the sparkling peach wine! Our server was very nice and took the time to converse with us about the winery and the Leelanau area. We would definitely come back again.

We just got into town this afternoon and my husband had researched a couple wineries he wanted to…read moretry with hours compatible to our arrival. Unfortunately this one says it's open until 7:00 pm on their website but when we arrived at 5:01 they said they close at 5:00. That was a bummer and we have plans for the rest of our stay so we'll just skip this one. (Hours are accurate on yelp.

This was a. Very interesting stop. Our last stop of the night. A small shop that offers beer and…read morewines. Neat places outside including igloos! Very friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere. Wine was ok.

Fun space! They have games and a nice terrace. This place is a bit of a hidden place but they're…read moreopen later than the other wineries in the area. Really good pretzel and snacks. The wine was only so-so but I really liked the cider.

In the past this cidery was a group favorite! Great service, comfy setting, and fun ciders were…read moreexpected. However, our wine group visited in October and we felt as though we were a bother and serving us a chore. On top of crappy service the tastings were TWENTY DOLLARS. TWENTY DOLLARS!!! That's bonkers, especially since it seemed like the quality went downhill. I'll gladly skip this and opt for a *Royal* (IYKYK) experience any day.

Another excellent cider stop when up north. We stopped in with our pup and found a table outside to…read moreenjoy the 20+ ciders they had on tap that day. Most of those were delicious - and service was very friendly and helpful despite being very busy. This is definitely a spot we will be back to on future trips!

Great wine, excellent scenery, and wonderful people. Could not recommend this place enough if you…read moreare in the area.

Great views and the service was amazing. Family owned takes a whole new meaning to this place. You…read morecould tell they cared a lot about everything they brought to the table.

Leelanau Wine Cellars offers a nice wine tasting experience for a low price. Wines were tasty. We…read moreenjoyed the number of standard options as well as a few specials. Linda was helpful and informative and offered additional tastes. We purchased 2 cases and the staff carried them to the car for us since we parked in the lower lot and the tasting room was up a flight of steps. There is an elevator, making it handicap accessible. The views of the bay are amazing, even when the fog rolls through.

Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5…read moreViews: 5 Hands down the best tasting experience we had on the peninsula. It was the first on the list and certainly didn't disappoint. Mark was extremely knowledgeable and genuinely willing to teach and learn about every bottle! Not only will I be returning again in the next couple weeks but I am seriously considering the wine club membership. We walked out of there with 6 bottles. Dare I need to say more? Cheers!

Stopped in for a wonderful Cherry Spritzer and a Cider. Fabulous views and friendly owner. Hidden…read moregem.

I think I'm the fourth reviewer on this place, but truly it is a gem. These are people of the…read moreearth. They care about their work and their plants and their land. They are authentic and care deeply and passionately about making good wine and cider. The tour was absolutely stunning. Derrick was super informative and he took us on a leisurely journey across his property and answered all our questions. Izabella let me text and reschedule our tour. They were flexible and kind. Just a short jaunt from Charlevoix and totally a lovely way to spend the afternoon! All whites today so if you're a red fan, try another spot.

A tiny tasting room tucked away in an orchard of maple trees with some of the most unusual and…read moredelicious sweet wines available describes this winery. We ordered a flite of 3 different wines and 1 cider, 4 pours as they say, and each tickled our taste buds. Never thought I would be drinking vino made with maple sugar. Along with the wine came a keepsake glass with the Maple Moon and Sugarbush logo and a package of oyster crackers to cleanse the palate after each pour. In addition to the little tasting room with one busy server, outside are picnic tables where patrons can enjoy their drinks and other maple products (syrup, candy and salsas and chips without maple).

I've never been so insulted at a place of business. My wife and I were the only people in the…read morewinery besides one other man. We asked for a small sample of a wine that she just gave the other man. She then shouted out loud "Free wine for everyone". We were going to purchase the first wine she let us sample, but after that we just left. I don't understand how anyone would run a business with someone like this. Do you really expect someone to buy an overpriced bottle of wine without a small sample? Rude employee. And subpar wine. Go someplace else. Fire the employee. Never will go back