Attendees are invited to visit the ten distinct wineries along the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail to taste their top Rieslings – of which recent awards include best in the world, and scores of 93+ points from other highly respected international reviews! Each wine is perfectly paired with a delicious small bite. Even before the first sip, the wine trail drive between the bays is romantic in itself, in every season.

Any additional questions can be directed to Chateau Grand Traverse at 231-223-7355.

HOW IT WORKS:

Tickets go on sale December 17 at 9:00 am and include all 10 food and wine pairings and a souvenir glass. Designated Driver tickets are also available for purchase, for $25. (DD ticketholders do not receive a souvenir glass, but tickets do include food and non-alcoholic beverages.)

When you purchase your ticket, you will choose your starting winery location. Your souvenir wine glass, which includes 15 oz of wine will be waiting for you at this location. After you leave your chosen winery starting point, you can select which tasting rooms you would like to visit during the event. If you would like to schedule and purchase transportation for your group, please click the link to shuttle and bus recommendations below. The wineries will not provide guests any type of transportation.

The OMP Wine Trail encourages you to drink responsibly.

Tickets to Romancing the Riesling and all Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail events are non refundable.

The Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail reserves the right to cancel any ticketed event. Ticket holders will be notified no later than 8:00am on the day of the scheduled event via e-mail address provided at the time of purchase. Notifications will also be posted via social media and http://www.ompwinetrail.com. In the unlikely event of a cancellation, the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail will refund ticket prices in full less processing fees. Individual wineries reserve the right to remain open for normal business hours at their own discretion. While cancellations are unlikely, please use good judgment in inclement weather when traveling.