LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Wine Month has been moved to May from April.
The state’s Grape and Wine Industry Council says May kicks off a travel season in Michigan and the warmer weather is more desirable for people starting summertime wine touring plans.
The council also says a majority of Michigan wineries expand their hours to accommodate increased tourism.
Council Executive Director Karel Bush says Wine Month provides a “platform to remind consumers that Michigan is producing high-quality wines.”
The state has 125 wineries and five major wine touring regions. More than two million people visit winery tasting rooms in Michigan each year.
