Which wine clubs ship to MI?

The top Wine Clubs that ship to MI are: The California Wine Club – Premier Club, The California Wine Club – Aged Cabernet Club, and The California Wine Club – Signature Series Club

Wine Clubs That Ship To Michigan1

Do you want to ship wine to Michigan? Looking for a wine club that ships to Michigan? We found some great wine clubs that ship to Michigan and have listed them below.

Since 2005, the state of Michigan permits direct shipping from wineries to consumers, but shipping from retailers is strictly prohibited. Fortunately, there are a number of high quality wine of the month clubs that ship to Michigan. We've reviewed so many wine clubs and lucky for me — many of them were able to ship them to me (I live in Michigan), so I can fully review them. However, they all didn't make the cut to our “top list”. We have a full list of all the wine clubs that we've reviewed that will ship to Michigan below. However, we've also featured the best wine clubs that ship to Michigan here. These are our top wine clubs that ship to Michigan!

The Best Wine Clubs That Ship To Michigan

Product	See our Review	Our Score	Excerpt of review
Best seller	The California Wine Club – Premier Club Read our review of The California Wine Club – Premier Club	10 Read review	We reviewed this club many times over, and have enjoyed every delivery. In this review post, we'll share our ...Read more	Save 10% "YES10"
2	The California Wine Club – Aged Cabernet Club Read our review of The California Wine Club – Aged Cabernet Club	8.5 Read review	The name pretty much says it, doesn't it? The "Aged Cabernet Series" by the CAWineClub gives you exactly what its ...Read more
3	The California Wine Club – Signature Series Club Read our review of The California Wine Club – Signature Series Club	8.5 Read review	The Signature Series from The California Wine Club is one of their top clubs, featuring award-winning, 90+ point rated ...Read more
4	TheCalifornia Wine Club – Simply Red Club Read our review of TheCalifornia Wine Club – Simply Red Club	8.5 Read review	(This club no longer exists) I am not only "partial" to Red Wine -- I LOVE Red Wine. And, I strongly prefer red wine ...Read more

Want some information about Michigan Wines? (Even if you're not shipping wines to Michigan, you may want to know a bit about our wine history!)

With 15,000 acres of vineyards to its name, Michigan is the fourth largest grape-growing state in the nation, an industry that contributes over 790 million dollars of value to the local economy and nearly 5,000 jobs to workers throughout the state. The majority of the grapes grown in Michigan are Concord and Niagara varieties and are primarily used in the production of jams, jellies, and juices. Only 2,650 acres are currently devoted to wine grapes, a number which has doubled in the last ten years. While grapes used for wine only account for a small percentage of the total state grape harvest, Michigan still ranks fifth in national wine grape production. There are currently over one hundred commercial wineries in the state, producing 1.4 million gallons of wine each year. Vinifera varietals such as Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio, and Cabernet Franc account for the majority of the state’s wine grapes, though hybrid varietals are also fairly prominent. Concord and Niagara grapes, both native to Michigan, account for only a small percentage of the wine grape industry and are typically used to make sweet wines. The grapes are grown throughout Michigan’s four federally approved viticultural areas: Fennville, Lake Michigan Shore, Leelanau Peninsula, and Old Mission Peninsula. It is important to note that all four wine-growing regions are within 25 miles of Lake Michigan, as the lake effect creates a micro-climate suitable for grape cultivation. While these regions are far removed from major metropolitan centers like Detroit, Lansing and Ann Arbor, Michigan’s wine country is easily accessible from Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids and Traverse City

If you're not coming to our fine state of Michigan to enjoy the local wines, then you may want to consider shipping a wine club to a Michigan resident, by using one of our recommendations here!

More great wine clubs that ship to Michigan

Product	See our Review	Our Score	Excerpt of review
5	Gold Medal Wine Club – Gold Club Read our review of Gold Medal Wine Club – Gold Club	9.4 Read review	This "Gold Medal Series" from Gold Medal Wine Club, is their most popular "acclaim-driven" wine of the month club. ...Read more
6	Gold Medal Wine Club – Pinot Noir Club Read our review of Gold Medal Wine Club – Pinot Noir Club	8 Read review	Pinor Noir lovers will appreciate the Pinot Noir Series from Gold Medal Wine Club. The club includes 2 bottles shipped ...Read more
7	Gold Medal Wine Club – Platinum Club Read our review of Gold Medal Wine Club – Platinum Club	8.5 Read review	This Platinum wine of the month club from Gold Medal Wine Clubs really shines! (Sorry for the dorky opener.) ...Read more
8	Gold Medal Wine Club – Diamond Club Read our review of Gold Medal Wine Club – Diamond Club	8.5 Read review	Now this wine of the month club from Gold Medal Wine Clubs is insanely good. Out of all of the different ...Read more
9	International Wine of the Month Club – Collectors Series Read our review of International Wine of the Month Club – Collectors Series	8.3 Read review	With featured selections valued between $30-60 a bottle, the Collectors Series from MonthlyClubs.com is perfect for the ...Read more
10	International Wine of the Month Club – Masters Series Read our review of International Wine of the Month Club – Masters Series	8.3 Read review	A fine balance between the quality of MonthlyClubs.com‘s Collectors Series and the value of The Premier Series, The ...Read more
Best price 11	International Wine of the Month Club – Premier Series Read our review of International Wine of the Month Club – Premier Series	10 Read review	The Premier Series from The International Wine of the Month Club (MonthlyClubs.com) is perfect for the wine drinkers ...Read more	Claim Discount SAVE10 SAVE15 SAVE30
12	The California Wine Club – International Series Read our review of The California Wine Club – International Series	9 Read review	Although you would expect all wines that come from the California Wine Club to be from California, the International ...Read more
13	The California Wine Club – Pacific Northwest Read our review of The California Wine Club – Pacific Northwest	9 Read review	The California Wine Club long ago expanded beyond offering just California wines. They have taken their hands-on ...Read more
14	Winc Wine Club Read our review of Winc Wine Club	8.5 Read review	This customized Wine Club takes your personal tastes to create the ideal monthly delivery of wine direct to your door!Read more
15	WSJ Wine Club Review (Wall Street Journal Wine Club) Read our review of WSJ Wine Club Review (Wall Street Journal Wine Club)	9 Read review	Be ready for the busy upcoming season with Top 12 wines. You'll uncork them all for ONLY $69.99 (plus $19.99 shipping & ...Read more	Claim Discount
16	Laithwaites Wine Club Read our review of Laithwaites Wine Club	8 Read review	Try six favorites for only $39.99 (plus $9.99 shipping & applicable tax)—the perfect way to show you what the ...Read more
17	Naked Wines Wine Club Read our review of Naked Wines Wine Club	7 Read review	NakedWines.com is not your traditional wine club, but can be a unique experience for those who love to choose ...Read more
18	Plonk Wine Club Read our review of Plonk Wine Club	8 Read review	Plonk is impressive! Particularly if you want to explore new wines, try new varietals and be exposed to unique ...Read more
Best value 19	Firstleaf Wine Club Read our review of Firstleaf Wine Club	9 Read review	First shipment: 6 bottles for just $40 I recently received a shipment from the Firstleaf Wine Club, promoted as "A ...Read more	Get This only 39.95$ Save 80$
20	Macy's Wine Cellar Wine Club Read our review of Macy's Wine Cellar Wine Club	0.5 Read review	Not recommended at this time.Read more
21	International Wine of the Month Club – Bold Reds Wine Club Read our review of International Wine of the Month Club – Bold Reds Wine Club	9 Read review	With featured selections valued between $30-60 a bottle, the Collectors Series from MonthlyClubs.com is perfect for the ...Read more
22	Vinesse Sparkling Wine Club Read our review of Vinesse Sparkling Wine Club	8.5 Read review	Sparkling wines from the Old World (including France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal) as well as the New World (California ...Read more
23	Vinesse Light & Sweet Wine Club Read our review of Vinesse Light & Sweet Wine Club	8 Read review	One of the best clubs available for sweet wine lovers, the Light & Sweet Wine Club from Vinesse features white ...Read more
24	Rosé Wine Club Read our review of Rosé Wine Club	8.5 Read review	Offers come and go, and the 15 bottle offer from WSJWine Club is gone. But we've found these other Rose Wine deals: ...Read more
25	Wine and Music from Virgin Wines Read our review of Wine and Music from Virgin Wines	9 Read review	Virgin Wines has introduced a new wine club that "Rocks". It's not a monthly wine club, sending a couple bottles of ...Read more
26	Vinesse Wine Club Read our review of Vinesse Wine Club	9 Read review	Vinesse offers wine by the bottle or case, and also offers an excellent "Monthly wine club" at an exceptional value. ...Read more	$40.00 ~~$60.00~~ Click here for FREE SHIPPING on gifts

Even though commercial winemaking first began in 1863, it was not until after the repeal of Prohibition that Michigan’s wine industry truly began to grow. By 1900, the state only had five small vineyards, producing 33,000 gallons of wine annually. After Prohibition, an increasing number of wineries began to open, most of which specialized in fruit and sweet wines, a trend that continued well into the 1970s. Due to a growing demand for domestic fine wines, the Tabor Hill Winery opened in 1971 and was the first Michigan vintner to specialize in vinifera wines. Around that time, Michigan State University established an agricultural research program to support the local wine industry, a partnership which continues on today. Currently, the Michigan Grape and Wine Council have high hopes for the future of winemaking in Michigan, with goals of increasing wine grape production to 10,000 acres by 2024.

For a vineyard with a rich history, be sure to visit the St. Julian Winery. Founded in Windsor, Ontario by Italian Mariano Meconi in 1921, this winery began as the Border City Wine Cellar. Following the repeal of Prohibition, Mariano moved his enterprise to Detroit in 1934. Just two years later, Meconi relocated yet again to the winery’s current location in Paw Paw and gave his company a new name, The Italian Wine Company. Interestingly, the current winery name was adopted about a decade later when Meconi wanted to defuse the growing antifascist sentiment during World War II. Visit this historic winery in Southwestern Michigan: https://www.stjulian.com/index.cfm

Even though Michigan’s viticulutral regions only occupy a small portion of the state, there are still plenty of beautiful vineyards to explore and high-quality local wines to drink. Wine country awaits!

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