Beer & Wine

Dry January gets a boost as Michigan breweries can sell nonalcoholic beer made by others, reflecting a shift away from drinking.

Bourbon Fest allows for attendees to try several different kinds of Bourbon or Whiskey, speak with vendors about what makes their bourbon different, and be around likeminded individuals of course.

This time, this bar has a unique concept to appeal to the people and visitors of Kalamazoo while also reviving some old history.

Kalamazoo bars and restaurants offer non-alcoholic beers, mocktails, kombucha, and hop water for Dry January and beyond.

The Kalamazoo couple will be taking over the former space of Ouzos European Grill to introduce the craft bar.

Are West Michigan’s favorite breweries haunted? Locals report eerie voices, ghostly figures, and unexplained happenings at these spooky spots.

Michigan's new speakeasy, The Dungeon, offers handcrafted cocktails, small plates, and a haunting vibe perfect for spooky season.

Auburn Brewing Co. in Indiana may look charming, but a creepy locked attic room and paranormal reports earned it the title of Indiana’s most haunted brewery.

Now pouring in Battle Creek! Gull Lake Distilling opens its second location in Southwest Michigan with handcrafted drinks and a fun downtown vibe.

Michigan still loves craft beer! Discover 9 top breweries across the state, from iconic favorites to underrated local gems worth the trip.