Contact
Get in touch.
Email is best; we're outside most of the day and we answer every message in the evening. The phone is answered Thursday to Sunday from 11am, and the machine takes messages the rest of the week.
Ways to reach us
Tasting room
8950 E Juniper Hill RoadSuttons Bay, MI 49682
(555) 017-3390
[email protected]
Open Thu–Sun 12–6 through October. All seasonal hours · Directions
Who to ask
- Reservations, tours, events — Dana Ruiz, [email protected]
- Club & shipping — the same inbox; write "Club" in the subject line and it reaches Ana
- Trade & wholesale — Marit, via the trade page
- Press & photography — Jonas; please give two weeks' notice to visit during harvest
- Lost something on the hill? Call. It's in the box by the bar.
Mail & deliveries
Post goes to the farm address above. Freight and pallet deliveries to the creamery dock, Tuesday to Friday 8am–3pm; please call ahead so someone meets the truck. The gravel lane is fine for a 26-foot box truck. It is not fine for a 53-foot trailer.
Write to us
Send a message.
Use this for anything that doesn't fit the reservation, tour, club, event or trade forms. We'll reply within a business day during the season, and within two in winter.
Things people often ask
- Do I need a reservation? Not for the bar. Yes for the terrace on summer weekends, and always for tours.
- Can I bring children? Yes, in the tasting room and on the terrace and the vineyard walk. The cave is 16+.
- Do you ship? Wine to nine states, cheese to the lower 48 from October to April. Details on the club page.
- Can I buy lamb or wool? Lamb goes to club members in November; blankets are at the tasting-room counter all year.
- Do you take walk-in cave tours? Only if a booked tour has space. Ask at the bar at 1:45 on a Saturday.
Contact form
We don't share your details with anyone, and we don't add you to the mailing list unless you ask.
Finding us
Up the gravel, under the maples.
Seventeen miles north of Traverse City on M-22. Turn east onto E Juniper Hill Road half a mile past the Suttons Bay marina and follow the lane 1.4 miles to the top. If you can see the bay on your left and apple trees on both sides, you're nearly there.