LP Harvest Club

A month-long Leelanau wine-club-style passport: participating wineries offer a complimentary flight, tasting, or glass depending on the winery, plus 15% off bottle purchases.

Sep 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 20262026 dates
LeelanauWine-country area
$75/personPublished price / details
2026-08-29Source checked
Important: this event excludes Saturday.

Planning truth

How to build the wine day around it

Runs throughout September but excludes Saturdays. Choose a starting winery when purchasing, then keep the rest of the day geographically tight rather than trying to collect the whole trail.

Source: Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail · verified 2026-08-29Check current event details before buying or driving

Wine Country Truth Engine

Start with the wine. Then build the day around it.

Tell the planner what you actually care about in the glass. It scores winery fit, route coherence, lineup variety, and experience balance, then returns three wine-led days. A high score means the itinerary fits your goal. It is not an objective rating of wine quality.

43 wineries scored3 wineries per day1 optional non-wine break
Where
What kind of wine day?

Strong wine identity, memorable settings, and a route that shows the region without turning into a checklist.

Date
Option 1

Good Harbor → Laurentide → Boathouse

77Wine Day Fit
67 wine fit93 route fit100 lineup variety3 mi between wineries

Good Harbor Vineyards is the wine anchor; the wineries cluster tightly; the lineup changes enough from stop to stop.

  1. 1

    A dependable Leelanau wine stop with a broad lineup and useful Pinot Noir and Albariño signals.

    AlbarinoBroad LineupPinot NoirChardonnayMerlotVineyard view
  2. 2

    A serious Leelanau stop for Sauvignon Blanc and Fumé Blanc, with enough Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and red-wine depth to reward a wine-led visit.

    Sauvignon BlancRieslingChardonnayPinot GrisCabernet FrancVineyard view
  3. 3

    A strong Leelanau match for Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Riesling, and a water-oriented setting.

    Cabernet FrancDry RedsMerlotRieslingChardonnayLake view
Wine remains the anchor: three winery stops, deliberately capped to reduce palate fatigue.
Option 2

Chateau Fontaine → Laurentide → 45 North

76Wine Day Fit
67 wine fit88 route fit100 lineup variety5.3 mi between wineries

Chateau Fontaine is the wine anchor; the wineries cluster tightly; the lineup changes enough from stop to stop.

  1. 1

    A homey Leelanau stop with a broad lineup and Chardonnay signal, useful for an unhurried central-peninsula route.

    Broad LineupChardonnayPinot GrisRieslingGewurztraminerVineyard view
  2. 2

    A serious Leelanau stop for Sauvignon Blanc and Fumé Blanc, with enough Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and red-wine depth to reward a wine-led visit.

    Sauvignon BlancRieslingChardonnayPinot GrisCabernet FrancVineyard view
  3. 3

    A versatile Leelanau stop for dry whites, rosé, sparkling, and cider in a relaxed vineyard setting.

    Dry WhitesRoseSparklingChardonnayPinot GrisVineyard view
Wine remains the anchor: three winery stops, deliberately capped to reduce palate fatigue.
Option 3

Good Harbor → Chateau Fontaine → Bel Lago

75Wine Day Fit
68 wine fit83 route fit93 lineup variety7.3 mi between wineries

Good Harbor Vineyards is the wine anchor; the wineries cluster tightly; the lineup changes enough from stop to stop.

  1. 1

    A dependable Leelanau wine stop with a broad lineup and useful Pinot Noir and Albariño signals.

    AlbarinoBroad LineupPinot NoirChardonnayMerlotVineyard view
  2. 2

    A homey Leelanau stop with a broad lineup and Chardonnay signal, useful for an unhurried central-peninsula route.

    Broad LineupChardonnayPinot GrisRieslingGewurztraminerVineyard view
  3. 3

    A Leelanau aromatic-white specialist signal, especially for Gewürztraminer, with lake scenery and food available.

    Aromatic WhitesGewurztraminerCabernet FrancChardonnayMerlotLake view
Wine remains the anchor: three winery stops, deliberately capped to reduce palate fatigue.

Keep the event from taking over the wine day

An event ticket is not a reason to race between tasting rooms. The planner still defaults to three wineries because wine-style fit, palate fatigue, meal timing, and the drive between stops matter more than maximizing check-ins.

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