Mackinaw Valley Vineyard is OPEN for Over the Counter & Curbside Sales

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We are glad to let you know you can come out to the vineyard and purchase our wines to enjoy in the comfort of your home!

Over the counter wine sales or curbside service sales are permitted through April 7, 2020 per our Governor's Executive order regarding Covid-19:

OPEN HOURS: Over the counter bottle sales from 12-5 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays through April 7th. There is no inside seating or tasting available.

Outside of the open hours: call 309-359-9463 or 309-645-5054 to call in your order and to schedule pickup. We are glad to offer these two options. 

Our family has also decided to donate 10% of our over the counter and curbside sales to the Midwest Food Bank through April 7, 2020 to help them with the increased need during this difficult time. We encourage you to help the Midwest Food Bank if you are able and also support other organizations in our community assisting those most impacted by the shutdowns.
We look forward to being open again and welcoming you at the vineyard once things have returned to normal. 
Please stay well, be well, do well- best wishes from The Hahn Family

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