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Home - Dablon Vineyards & Winery. World Class Grapes & Wine. Grown in Michigan. Visit. Shop. USA TODAY. MICHIGAN RECOGNIZED BY USA TODAY AS HAVING ONE OF THE TOP TEN WINE TASTING ROOMS IN THE UNITED STATES. Dablon Vineyards of Lake Michigan Shore AVA Ranked #8 in the Nation.
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Dablon Vineyards & Winery is a family-owned, 75-acre estate vineyard nestled in the heart of Southwest Michigan. Founded in 2009, we now grow close to 20 varietals crafted into more than 30 wines. Along with other fine wineries in the state, our goal is to elevate Michigan wine to the national stage.
Sip wine with friends & family on our gorgeous terrace overlooking the vineyard or next to our inviting fireplace. We offer winery tours, barrel tastings, wine dinners, and movie nights, as well as snowshoeing during the colder months. Dablon is located in Baroda, MI just 5 miles east of I-94. Come visit!
Dablon offers an array of public & private event options, from vertical tastings, wine heists and new releases to unique private reserve tastings in our barrel room & wine library. Live music is performed on Fridays @ 4:00pm – 6:00pm (June – October) and Sundays @ 3:00pm – 5:00pm (All Year).
We hand-plant each vine and hand-nurture the grapes on our estate vineyard. Our wine makers combine traditional wine making methods with the latest technological wine making equipment, crafting & bottling wines that are rich, vibrant, complex, elegant, and full of flavor.
Dablon Vineyards & Winery is a family-owned, 75-acre estate vineyard nestled in the heart of Southwest Michigan. Founded in 2009 with 4 acres of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, we now grow close to 20 varietals crafted into more than 30 wines (including some unusual to the area, such as Malbec and Petit Verdot). Along with other fine wineries in the ...
Dablon Vineyards & Winery. Our story began thousands of years ago when glaciers cut through and deposited rich minerals creating a hilly moraine in Baroda, Michigan. Today, we have 45 acres of estate-grown grapes planted on our 75 acre farm.
