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Honeyflow Farm welcomes you to our U-Pick vineyard with 20+ varieties of wine, jelly & table grapes. We also sell bulk raw honey (by the pound & in your containers), candles and many other products produced from our honeybee colonies located at 12 locations in surrounding counties. |
We have been producing and selling honey and beeswax candles for more than 20 years, and in the past few years have increased the varieties of candles we make and have also created an E-Commerce Store where you can purchase honey and candles all year and not have to wait until September. We are the largest vineyard in South East Michigan and are located in Dryden, Michigan (southern end of Lapeer County & 1/2 hr north of Rochester). We are open only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from Labor Day until mid October. Please visit our website often for details of fall activities. |
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Honeyflow Farm was started as a vineyard only in 1973 in Clawson, Michigan by Bill and Pat Schnute. With a desire to increase the size of what had become a successful and satisfying operation, a new vineyard along with the honey farm was started in Troy, Michigan in 1976. In 1985 the vineyard, honey farm, and candles shop were moved to a twenty acre site in Dryden, Michigan. This present location will allow for further expansion and to better serve our customers. Honeybee colonies are maintained throughout Macomb, Oakland, Lapeer and St. Clair counties. The vineyard now grows more than twenty varieties of grapes, where customers can select and pick the variety of their choice. The vineyard includes wine, seedless, jelly and juice varieties of grapes.
Various people have helped us at our sales stand over the years. Heather Judd helped us out in 2007. Liz & Mark Russell (our daughter & son-in-law) also assisted us last year. Our U-PICK vineyard and honey market is open in September to mid-October and we look forward to your visiting us during that time.
Bill & Pat Schnute
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What we are - What we are not!
When you visit our vineyard, be prepared to find 8 acres of grapes & a small, rustic sales stand. Our sales stand people just manage the stand and are not winemakers.
Bill Schnute (owner/winemaker/beekeeper/candlemaker) is usually there on Saturdays & Sundays and will answer any questions about winemaking, beekeeping or candlemaking.
We are not a large retail outlet that sells barrells, wine, grapevines or beekeeping equipment - look in our supplies section for those links.
Our Location in Dryden, the Southern End of Lapeer County, Michigan
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Do grapes need a frost to ripen? Absolutely not. There are early and late season varieties, an early season grape left on the vine until frost will be mushy and overripe. More.... |
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