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159,152 bottles of wine shipped illegally into Michigan over 3 months last year, officials say
Read full article: 159,152 bottles of wine shipped illegally into Michigan over 3 months last year, officials sayMichigan officials say nearly 160,000 bottles of wine were shipped into the state illegally during a three-month span last year.
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Michigan wineries see boost in business despite pandemic
Read full article: Michigan wineries see boost in business despite pandemicLEELANAU COUNTY, Mich – While many businesses took a hit this summer due to the ongoing pandemic. that wasn’t the case for several Northern Michigan wineries. “We’ve had the best June, July and August in the tasting room that we’ve ever had here," said Mike Laing, Director of MAWBYness in Suttons Bay. “I think people were excited to get out, get outside and see vineyards and wide-open spaces and up north -- we have that," Laing said. "Maybe they’re lingering longer, so we’re seeing customers who are here are spending more, staying longer.”MORE: Reopening Michigan