It wasn’t too long ago that “Brengman Brothers” was the answer to this question… who do you know who makes excellent wine that no one knows about? Those times are somewhat behind us now as we begin our fifth year of operating the tasting room. We learned that the commitment to fine wine requires patience and eventually all great places and dedicated people who want to make a difference in this historic trade will receive awareness and many dedicated fans.
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Introduction to Brengman Bros
Brother #3 takes you on a magical trip showcasing the Brengman Brothers dream becoming reality
Events
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Pre Grand Rapids Small Plate & Wine Experience - Fri Nov 4
Amazing small plate menu paired with Brengman Bros wine featuring Chef Tina Greene with special guest David Furer doing the ‘pairing play by play’
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Oyster Socials are Back!
October is our new start… prime season for oyster-eating is now as oysters respond to fall's colder temperatures by bulking up with glycogen, adding a scrumptious wave of sugars and fat.
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Harvest Celebration has a date
The last of three members events for the 2016 season is now on the calendar. Please plan to attend the 2016 Harvest Celebration scheduled for Saturday, November 5 beginning at 2:00pm.
Latest News
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September 10, 2016
Photography Art Show at Brengman Bothers Winery – Sunday, Sept 25
Come and join us at the winery on Sunday Sept 25 (12 to 5 pm) and enjoy the photography of locally known photographers Kristina Lishawa, Mark Lindsay and Jerry Stutzman.
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September 4, 2016
Jerry Stutzman gets Published
Wine Club Member and Professional Photographer has his photo of our vineyard and used on our 2013 Cab Franc ice wine label published in the Wine Enthusiast magazine’s October 2016 issue.
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August 24, 2016
Brengman Bros. Launches Piccolo Dito Fortified Wines
Brengman Bros. launched its ‘Piccolo Dito’ line of fortified wines at a cocktail competition held Friday, August 19 at its Leelanau Peninsula vineyard & winery.
Latest Writings
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Is California Trying To Be Like Us?
At Brengman Brothers, we pay a whole lot of attention to the other established wine regions in North America such as Oregon, Washington State, New York and Virginia…
