2022 Pinot Noir: A Testament to Time, Tradition & Terroir
A grape as ancient as time itself, Pinot Noir has been cultivated for over a thousand years, long before Cabernet Sauvignon came into existence. Its name—French for pine and black—reflects its tightly clustered, pinecone-shaped bunches. Though delicate and temperamental in the vineyard, when nurtured with care, it rewards both grower and drinker with wines of unmatched elegance and depth. At Rove Winery, we embrace Pinot Noir not only for its finesse but for the resilience it represents. Like the generations of farmers and winemakers before us, we honor the land by cultivating a varietal that thrives in our unique terroir,...
Romantic Valentine’s Dinners: Perfect Pairings with Rove Wines
Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate love and connection, and what better way to do so than with a thoughtfully planned dinner accompanied by exceptional wine? At Rove Winery, we believe wine is more than just a beverage – it’s a celebration of life’s finest moments. This Valentine’s Day, let us help you create an unforgettable evening with expertly paired Rove wines and delicious dishes. Hosting a Romantic Dinner at Home Creating a romantic Valentine’s dinner doesn’t have to be complicated. Focus on the details that matter most: good food, great wine, and meaningful moments with your partner. ...
Winter Adventures in Michigan's Leelanau Peninsula
When the winter chill blankets the land, Michigan transforms into a serene wonderland, offering the perfect escape for those seeking both adventure and relaxation. Here’s your guide to planning an unforgettable winter getaway to Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula. Why Leelanau Peninsula in winter? Leelanau Peninsula in the winter is like stepping into a postcard. The rolling hills, covered in glistening snow, create a quiet magic that’s hard to resist. Unlike the bustling summer season, winter offers a chance to slow down and soak in the tranquility. Imagine walking through snow-covered vineyards, hearing only the crunch of snow beneath your boots and...
A Winter Solstice Celebration with Rove Wines and Cozy Traditions
As winter deepens and the days grow shorter, December 21st marks the Winter Solstice – the longest night of the year. This special day has been celebrated for centuries across cultures as a time to gather, reflect, and welcome the return of longer days. At Rove Winery, we love celebrating these seasonal shifts with traditions and, of course, with wine! Here’s how you can embrace the magic of Winter Solstice with rituals, recipes, and Rove wines that warm both heart and home. Understanding Winter Solstice Traditions Long ago, communities would gather around fires to sing, share stories, and watch for...