wine

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

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared May to be “Michigan Wine Month” to honor our state’s wide selection of quality wines and the wine industry’s significant contribution to the economy.

Look for Round Barn Winery's Red Sangria and Crantini in stores this May. And, keep your eyes peeled for two other Round Barn offerings mid-summer.

What a great, inexpensive day-trip with friends, a topper to a great wine tour... or a date... if you're in to that sort of thing.

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.

Midtown Fresh is open Mondays through Saturdays from 7a to 9p, and Sundays from 7a to 7p. Get out there and welcome them to the neighborhood Friday, starting at 1:30pm.

Sometimes getting a friend or coworker to join you at the yoga studio is like pulling teeth. But even they could get behind this happy hour!

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.

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.

As a fan of red wine, I am no stranger to the Wine Smile, that line of dark red that forms an unattractive halo on your lips.  There's no stopping it.