Midwest Wine Press Blog

Northern Michigan Storms Hit Wineries

Northern Michigan Storms Hit Wineries

The Traverse City Record Eagle reports more weather related problems in the Traverse City area. This time it’s the loss of electricity slowing winery operations. See: Locals Look To Government for More Help  See:...

Minnesota Wineries- 60 and Counting

Minnesota Wineries- 60 and Counting

You many not think of local wineries in the context of family farms. But a recent article in TwinCities.com portrays Minnesota winery owners as the new small farmers.  We’ve written extensively about Minnesota wine...

Mc Henry County Fighting Nun’s Winery

Mc Henry County Fighting Nun’s Winery

From the Drinks Business we bring you another effort by the backwards element in McHenry, Illinois to block a winery from opening.  This time the county is fighting the Fraternite of Notre Dame, a...

Nick Smith Starts at University of Wisconsin

Nick Smith Starts at University of Wisconsin

From the Big Ten Network comes a new story about new University of Wisconsin enologist Nick Smith. Nick’s winemaking articles in Midwest Wine Press have attracted thousands of readers. The article gives the impression...

Missouri Wine to the Tune of $1.7 billion

Missouri Wine to the Tune of $1.7 billion

KY 3 News, which is in Springfield, MO, recently did a piece on the growing economic impact of Missouri wine.  The results from economic impact studies always seem a little hard to fathom, but...

Lynfred Winery Teams Up with Shoreline Sightseeing

Lynfred Winery Teams Up with Shoreline Sightseeing

Shoreline Sightseeing’s Wine Tasting Cruises will again feature the knowledgeable staff and acclaimed wines of Chicago-area Lynfred Winery on three summer evening cruises, Thursday July16, Friday, August 21 and Thursday September 10. The 90-minute...