Amid the challenges of the pandemic, Lori and Brian Herron envisioned transforming their family barn into a space where people could reconnect through wine and community.
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We are a new family-run boutique vineyard and winery located between Dexter and Ann Arbor, set on a 70-acre farm spread from Dexter-Ann Arbor Road to the Huron River. We planted 7 varietals of grapes in 2022 and have our 2023 Vintage available now!
Every vine is cared for by hand, using sustainable methods that protect our soil and preserve the vineyard for generations to come.
From harvest to bottle, we craft our wines right here, capturing the heart of Michigan in every pour.
From warm summer time sunsets to fall bonfires, this peaceful pavilion space is what makes the Social Vines experience.Â
Amid the challenges of the pandemic, Lori and Brian Herron envisioned transforming their family barn into a space where people could reconnect through wine and community.
Acres of cold-climate hybrid grapes were planted with the help of family and friends, marking the first step toward creating Social Vines’ vineyard.
Lori earned her Viticulture Certification, began producing small batches of handcrafted wines, and deepened her commitment to sustainable growing practices.
With licensing completed, Social Vines stands ready to welcome the public, sharing wines that reflect the land, the season, and the story behind every bottle.
Social Vines wines are available at these local shops, restaurants, and markets around Michigan. Each one is a business we know and trust, and we’re proud to see our bottles on their shelves and tables. Together, we celebrate the best of Michigan, with local flavor, connection, and collaboration in every pour.
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