wine

Looking to step up your cookie game? Check out this list of Michigan-made wines that go perfectly with your favorite Girl Scout Cookies.

It's about that time that folks around here start showing the symptoms. Now, with everything we've been through in the past three years, joking about cabin fever is something you have to tread carefully around. But a lot of folks are ready to get out and turn their Firesticks and Rokus off for the night.

It's been only 14 months, but as events slowly trickle back into existence, it just seems strange; the latest announcement is the 14th Annual Grand Rapids International Wine, Beer & Food Festival. The event takes place at DeVos Place, and this year is scheduled for November.

This Halloween zip line is just the tip of this Michigan guy's creative iceberg.

Celebrate two things that make life worth living: beer and bacon.

Whether you're helping with set up, pitching in to tear down, pouring wine, running supplies, or taking tickets, you'll be able to enjoy all that Wine Not has to offer. All volunteers must be 21-years-of-age or older.

A new event is set to debut this fall, providing a unique food sampling environment while giving back to the hungry in the local community.

Rick Moersch's career has come full circle. Moersch started his wine making career at Tabor Hill Winery in 1979. Thirty-eight years later, he's bought the place.

Saturday January 28 saw a winter night in Southwest Michigan heat up with hundreds of wine enthusiasts converging on downtown Kalamazoo for the annual Wine Not Winter Wine Festival.

Love wine enough to suffer through the hangover?  Well, there's good news for you, my wine drinking friends.