Michigan Wine Grape Commission
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June 2018 Newsletter
Prestige Back as MWC Sponsor! Prestige Glassware is a family run company now being operated by their second generation. They are a MICHIGAN company providing jobs in the community for 45 people. Prestige Glassware is officially recognized in the USA as a premium decorator of glassware. Prestige has been a glassware decorator for 40 years and has expanded…
MWC Monthly Board Meetings
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MWC Sponsors the Eastern Winery Exposition
Planning for the 8th Annual Eastern Winery Exposition is underway! This is the largest production wine and grape trade show and conference in the Eastern United States. The event will take place next March 19th-March 21st in Syracuse, NY. MWC is honored to be sponsoring the much anticipated event and we are excited to announce members will…
Michigan Craft Beverage Council
Governor Rick Snyder has officially announced theCraft Beverage Council. This will expand the previously known Michigan Grape and Wine Council to cover wineries, breweries, cider, and distilling. The change will totally convert the current council composition to a Governor appointed 10 member council consisting of: Two winemakers A winemaker that primarily manufactures cider A restaurant representative A…
MWC Exclusive Deal: Petraea Plus
Visit Petraea Plus on the web! For more information e-mail Petraea Plus Owner and MWC board member Gina Shay.
International Symposium: August 29th
For more information and to register contact Thomas Todaro or Paolo Sabbatini.
Wineries worry state support will be watered down (The Detroit News)
For more than two decades, commercial wine grape grower Dan Nitz has dreamed of opening his own winery on his family’s sprawling vineyards in the gentle hills east of the Lake Michigan shoreline. Nitz envisions his Chill Hill winery as just that — a place to chill, sip wine and soak in pastoral views of vineyards, woods…