The New Citizens Press

Sandhill Crane Vineyards

 

Tasting room and café hours: 

 

Mon.-Sat. 11-6

Thirsty Thursday open-9 p.m. with live music and an extended café menu. 

 

Winery tours: 

 

Saturday 12:00 p.m. 

Sunday 1:00 p.m.

 

Sandhill Crane is located at 4724 Walz Rd. Jackson, MI 49201. 

For more information contact heather@sandhillcranevineyards.com.

Left:  Sandhill Crane Vineyards held a  ”Warm the Children, Chill the Wine” fundraiser in 2011. Wonderful knitters and crocheters created hats and scarves for wine bottles.    In the fall, sandhill cranes gather in staging areas like the Haehnle Sanctuary to begin the migration process, which is located close to Sandhill Crane Vineyards. During the height of the staging period thousands of cranes can be seen at the sanctuary. Courtesy photo

 

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