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Two K Farms Cidery & Winery

Name: Two K Farms Cidery & Winery
Address: 3872 SW Bay Shore Drive, Suttons Bay, MI, 49682, US
Telephone: (231) 866-4265
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

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Two K Farms Cidery & Winery

Crafting award-winning ciders & wines since 2018. Sit back, relax, enjoy panoramic views at the farm!
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Snowshoeing trails available Thursday through Sunday during tasting room business hours—inquire via phone or email for more info. To inquire about reservations, email: [email protected]

01/17/2025

We’re back…ready to serve you a glass of your favorite vino 🥂 ☀️

Stop into the tasting room this weekend to say hi 👋. Open Friday through Sunday, see you at the farm!

01/02/2025

We’re taking a brief break in the tasting room until January 17th—more details ➡️

If you’re a club member or placed an online pickup order that needs to be picked up, please email [email protected] with your desired pickup date and time. Cider and wine can still be purchased online at twokfarms.com/shop during our Winter Break.

12/30/2024

Popping bubbles this New Year?! 🍾 🎉

Grab your last minute essentials in the tasting room 12-5 pm this New Year’s Eve.

12/27/2024

If you needed another reason to book your next trip up north

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12/25/2024

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

12/19/2024

Happy Holidays from the farm 🥂 ✨

12/13/2024

End of year can sale starts today! 🏷️ 💫

Buy (4) six-packs of ciders (watermelon only available to club members) for $50, plus $1 for any premium ciders. Only redeemable in the tasting room. Get your favorite someone (or treat yourself 😉) while saving some big bucks. See you there!

12/10/2024

What are you asking for Christmas this year? 🎁 ✨

12/06/2024

Two K Farms Takes Top Honors at Harvest Challenge Competition 🏆 ✨

The Harvest Challenge judges wines from the same region, belonging to a specific appellation, grown in similar weather conditions, soil, and grapes to crown the best wines within their respective growing region.

Best of the Best, Best Sparkling Wine, Best of Leelanau Peninsula AVA (American Viticultural Area) were awarded to Two K Farm’s 2022 Bubbly Riesling by top writers, winemakers, and even “The Sommelier to the Stars” Christopher Sawyer. Garnering a score of 97, judges stated tasting notes of “mouthwatering citrus and honeysuckle”: “lingering tropical finish”: “perfect bubbles”; and “well-balanced.”

A record number of entries were submitted to this year’s competition, spanning the globe from Argentina to California. Wines within the same appellation are judged, eliminating cross-regional competition, allowing the inherent qualities of the wines to shine without outside influences. According to Harvest Challenge spokesman, Christopher Sawyer, “The Harvest Challenge is a judge’s dream come true. Beyond varietal category and price point, this one-of-a-kind competition is based on appellation instead of mass-production. The end result is more definition of the wines made with grapes inside the boundaries of a specific viticultural area and distinct flavors that have helped wines rise to the top of the scale in the global marketplace.”

12/04/2024

Who’s seen the floating Christmas tree in Northern Michigan? 🚤🎄✨

📸 Gabe Leidy Photography

12/03/2024

11/29/2024

Black Friday Deals ✨ ➡️

🍋 25% off Radlers
🍷 20% off Bellenoir
🍊 30% off Sangria

Take advantage of this deal today only! Online only.

👉 twokfarms.com/shop

11/26/2024

Thanksgiving Dinner Cider Pairings ➡️

🦃 The main event deserves a cider worthy of its focal point at the Thanksgiving meal. Kingston Black, dry, bright acidity pairs well with the turkey’s rich, savory herbs. Creating a combo that is unmatched, ensuring you’ll have room for seconds.

🥘 Herbed stuffing can be dense and rich, requiring some acidity to cut through the heavy nature of the dish. Spitzenburg fits the bill, a well-rounded semi-dry cider with slight herbaceous notes, complementing the earthy flavors.

🫛 A classic dish, green bean casserole, needs a cider with slight acidity to counter the richness of the mushrooms and fried onions. Old World’s champagne like bubbles complement the green vegetable, while also being light-bodied enough, so you don’t feel overly full.

🥔 Potatoes are the perfect starchy dish for thanksgiving, adding cheese, puts it over the top. Harrison, an off-dry cider with balanced acidity cuts through the saltiness and textured nature of the dish.

🍞 Dinner rolls can be a perfect utensil for soaking up cranberry sauce, gravy and all the other fixings. A sweet cider like Macoun complements the buttery rolls, contrasting the soft, fluffy profile with the appropriate amount of carbonation for each bite.

🥧 Apple pie, deserts in general pair well with sweeter “New World” style ciders like DDOC. The fruity and sweet flavors in the desserts complement the fruity and sweet flavors in cider. The acidity in cider also helps to balance out the richness of desserts, making them one of the best food pairings for cider.

Get your last minute cider in the tasting room this Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

11/15/2024

Give the gift that keeps on giving (or treat yourself) with our Holiday Bundle 🍷 ➡️

Now available in the tasting room and online; wines and dessert ciders curated for each course at Thanksgiving, Christmas or just a get together with old friends. Each bundle contains:

🍇 (2) 2021 Pinot Gris
🍏 (1) 2022 Golden Russet Ice Cider
🍷 (1) 2021 Bellenoir
🥃 (1) Pommeau

Every bundle comes with food pairing recipes from our resident Chef 👨‍🍳, Tasting Room Manager . Mulled White Wine recipe teaser can be found in this post 👀.

Holiday Bundle costs $90 plus tax. We’ll ship it to your doorstep, if you can’t make it to the tasting room. Let’s get festive!

👉 twokfarms.com/shop

11/08/2024

Vibrant flavors & colors with each sip at the farm 🥂💫

11/04/2024

Last batch of apples for the fruit stand 🍎 🍏➡️

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It was discovered early in the 18th century near Esopus, Hudson, New York and is reputed to have been a favorite apple of Thomas Jefferson, who planted several of the trees at Monticello.

In 1922, Ulysses Hedrick described Esopus Spitzenburg (sometimes simply called “Spitzenberg”) as “one of the leading American apples ... [A]bout the best to eat out of hand, and very good for all culinary purposes as well.” In particular, it is a good apple for baking pies and is also valued as a cider apple.

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It was discovered in New York State between the years 1800 and 1849 from a seedling of an English russet apple cultivar. Fruit heritage organisation Orange Pippin suggest the flavour and apple shape indicate the parent may have been Ashmead’s Kernel.

Its flesh is fine in texture, juicy and crisp. Early in the season, Golden Russets exhibit an attractive, though extreme, tartness that makes them an excellent eating apple; if left to ripen long, their flavor grows quite sweet.

11/02/2024

Toast the Season for all the right reasons 🥂 🍇 ✨

If you haven’t grabbed your tickets for Toast the Season this weekend, here’s your sign to bring your hubby, a friend (or two) and hit the trail!

🎟️ Tickets can be purchased ➡️ https://rb.gy/xws0m2

🍽️ We’re pairing a crostini, peppercorn salami, and pickled cherry bites with our Estate 2023 Rosé. Yum!

🍷 Double down on your Rosé cravings this weekend—2 for $25 Rosé bottles

Address

3872 SW Bay Shore Drive
Suttons Bay, MI
49682

Opening Hours

Thursday	12pm - 5pm
Friday	12pm - 7pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(231) 866-4265

Website

http://www.twokfarms.com/

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Happy National Michigan Day 🧤✨ Here’s to the namesake lake that makes it possible to grow our cool a** apples and grapes, to Ford Field and everywhere in between. And, of course, the millions of Michiganders making this the best state in the union. Let’s cheers to the Mitten state. Last but not least…Go Lions! 🦁 #twokfarms #nationalmichiganday #michigan #nomi

What are Graft to Glass ciders? 🍎 ➡️ Making a better cider is what we’ve strived to do since day one at the farm. Starting by grafting (propagating new apples trees) less known cider apples, some never grown commercially in Northern Michigan to find the ideal apples for making world class cider. Thomas Jefferson’s favorite apple Esopus Spitzenburg to the famous Kingston Black apple are some of the varieties grown in our orchard for this purpose. But grafting is just the beginning of the Graft to Glass process… Pruning the apple trees is a yearly task (during the winter months when the trees are dormant), each cut serves a specific purpose—to open up the canopy, remove diseased branches, or simply making it easier to pick the apples. If Mother Nature cooperates, a healthy bloom in the orchard follows, and with a little help from our bee friends…a bountiful harvest. Each apple harvested is handpicked by our small but mighty harvest crew, ensuring only the ripest and best fruit goes through our belt press. Once the juice is extracted from the apples, the process of yeast converting the sugars to alcohol during fermentation begins. Some ciders take 4-6 weeks on average; ice cider up to 8-12 weeks; and other barrel aged ciders will take years before they’re ready for bottling. Once filtered and carbonated (some ciders are still, and considered apple wine) the ciders are canned at our production facility on the farm. This entire process is done at the farm. Whether you’re enjoying a glass of cider in the tasting room, or cracking a can open on the trails, you’ll taste the Graft to Glass difference with every sip! #twokfarms #cider #grafttoglass #leelanau #nomi

Bottoms up, it’s #dryciderjanuary all month long 🍻 ✨ To celebrate the driest month of the year, we’re offering 25% off our dry Old World, Imperial, Kingston Black, Barrel Maker, and Ellis Bitter ciders online. Just select at least (4) six-packs to sip on to receive the discount. Cheers to dry cider! #twokfarms #cider #pickcider #leelanau #traversecity

That’s a wrap to 2024! Big thank you to all of you that make this all possible. We look forward to new and exciting happenings at the farm and beyond. ✨ #twokfarms #cider #wine #leelanau #traversecity

Looking for Christmas dinner recipes inspiration…checkout our curated selections ➡️ Bacon Wrapped Dates 🥓 Ingredients - 1 lb.-Pitted Dates - 1 package-Sliced Bacon - 8 oz. Smoked Cheddar cut into matchsticks - Fresh Basil (optional) Gastrique - 1 cup Red Wine - 1/2 cup Sugar - Rosemary Sprig - 2 Garlic Cloves - Course Black Pepper Directions 1. Simmer all the ingredients for the Gastrique until thick and has a syrupy consistency, let cool. 2. Put 1 basil leaf (if using), and 1 piece smoked cheddar inside of the date. 3. Cut bacon in half and wrap each date with ½ a piece of bacon, set aside. 4. Line a tray with parchment and arrange dates neatly, bake for 20-30 minutes at 350 until the bacon has rendered and has begun to crisp up. 5. Lather some gastrique on the dates and put them back into the oven for another 5 minutes. 6. Repeat this step if desired, otherwise serve warm with a drizzle of gastrique on the plate. Squash & Chipotle Dip 🫕 Ingredients - 2-3 Delicata Squash depending on size - 1 teaspoon Smoked Paprika - 1 cup Mayo 1 cup Sour Cream - 1 can Chipotle in Adobo 1-2 Cloves - Garlic Salt to taste Directions 1. Cut the squash in half, discard the seeds, cut into half circle moons about ¼- ½ inch thick. 2. Season with salt, pepper, smoked paprika, and a drizzle of olive oil (or neutral cooking oil). 3. Roast squash on a parchment lined sheet tray at 425 F for 15-30 minutes. It will have a bit of color and should be tender. Let cool to room temperature. 4. Mix Sour cream, Mayo, 1-2 Chipotle peppers or more if you like it spicy, 1-2 T of the adobo liquid, and 1 clove of garlic. Blend with an immersion blender or in a food processor until blended well. Season with salt to your desired taste level, also and more peppers if you like it hot! 5. Serve squash alongside the chipotle dipping sauce. Both squash and dip can be made ahead of time, just pull the squash from the fridge to temper for at least a half an ho

Find the perfect stocking stuffer from the farm ✨ #twokfarms #cider #wine #traversecity #michigan

Ultimate cider ASMR…meet your new fav cider, DDOC 🍻 Dog Days of Cider, your sweet treat on the trail, hanging out on the couch, or tailgating at a Lions game 👀. A tribute to our original orchard pup, Freyja. This simple, yet elegant cider is bursting with apple flavors and aromas, highly effervescent, leaving you wanting more after each sip! Available in the tasting room, online, and select retail stores in the coming weeks. Where do want to see DDOC on draft and six-packs? 👉 twokfarms.com/shop #twokfarms #cider #leelanau #traversecity #michigan

Last apple crushed, grape squeezed for the season 🍇 🍏 🍾 The yeast magicians are working on the old standards, plus a few select batches (stay tuned club members 😉). Drop a comment below on your favorite cider and/or wine from the farm ⤵️ #twokfarms #leelanau #traversecity #harvest #local

2021 Pinot Gris Special — 2 for $25…only redeemable in the tasting room 🍇 ✨ #twokfarms #wine #pinotgris #leelanau #traversecity

The Harvest Boyz are hard at work juicing our Estate Pinot Grigio grapes 🍇 💪🏻 What’s your favorite wine from the farm? #twokfarms #pinotgrigio #wine #leelanau #traversecity

Thanks for hosting another great Cider Festival @baynesapplevalley! 🍎 🍻 #twokfarms #apples #cider #freeland #Michigan

First batch of brandy from the farm is officially bottled 🍎 🥃 Aged 4 years in barrel, made from a blend of French, English, and American cider apples. Many used in the traditional apple brandy known as Calvados, originating in Normandy and Brittany. Stay tuned for the official release. Club members get first dibs on this beverage and all new releases. #twokfarms #apple #brandy #leelanau #traversecity

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Two K Farms Cidery & Winery

The Story

History of the Farm

In the early 1800’s, many families from the East Coast travelled to northern Michigan in search of new opportunities. Francis Blackman, one of the early settlers of Leelanau County and a soldier in Pennsylvania for the “War of 1812”, was the first to be granted farmland for his military service. Blackman sold the farm to Robert Lee (not to be confused with General Robert E. Lee) a veteran of the Civil War who first purchased a portion of the farm in 1855. He was later granted additional surrounding land for his Civil War military service. Lee eventually owned nearly 400 acres of land that extended to the shores of West Grand Traverse Bay. In the subsequent 150 years, much of the land was parceled and sold off. The Lee family continued to farm the remaining farmland until the early 2000’s. The farm barn which still stands is the only remaining original building on the farm. It can be seen from M-22 north of the farm entrance as you enter the farm.

Beginning of Two K Farm

K & K Farms Group purchased the 80-acre farm from the Lee family estate in 2010. It was easy to envision its great potential. The farm is in a glacier valley with remnants of a dune that once extended to the bay. Much of the farm was dormant for decades with only a few acres planted with corn and hay, and in earlier years, cherries and potatoes. The farms topography changed forever in the 1940’s when M-22 was redirected along the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay. The predominant drumlin dune that once flowed through most of the farm was partially removed to build the new roadway. In 2017-2018, the dune sand was once again moved to create the new processing building and the tasting room areas. Still visible today are the remnants of the old dune that ran from the tasting room to the shoreline of the bay.

Over a 5-year period, a unique palate of heritage cider apple varieties were chosen and planted. These heritage apple trees can trace their roots back to Great Britain, France and early colonial America. A smaller portion of the farm was selected for wine grapes but only in the most ideal sites. The farm has over thirty-five varieties of heritage cider apples and has one of the largest plantings of heritage high-density apple trees in the Midwest. The first small harvest of apples and grapes was in 2016, which was sold to other Leelanau wineries.

On September 21, 2018 Two K Farms tasting room opened. The tasting room is nestled high on one of the farms dune hills with a panoramic view of West Grand Traverse Bay. Every point of the tasting room and outside patio offers a view of water, terra, vineyards and apple trees. Three steps down on to the grassy knoll from the tasting room deck is our all season fire-pit. If it is cool out, there is sure to be a blazing fire.

Two K Farm is managed by George and Max Koskela (the K & K brothers) who are dedicated to finding and cultivating the right fruit varieties for the crafting of exceptional styles of hard cider and wine. You will find them everywhere around the farm, walking through the orchards or vineyards, checking on the processing facility or in the tasting room visiting with guests. The tasting room offers every visitor an opportunity to taste the estate hard ciders and wines. On tap are a variety of French, English, American, sangria, hopped, and barrel aged style ciders. Several more varieties of ciders will be introduced the summer of 2019. All hard ciders and wines are produced on-site in the farms processing facility just north of the tasting room. In the first year of producing hard cider and wine, Two K Farm has won several awards around the country for both the cider and wine. It is the commitment of Two K Farm to create hard cider and wine with the purest of ingredients, great sun, fresh water, and knowledge of the fruit and environment. We believe in a “farm to glass” philosophy!

Experience Awaits

Two K Farms’ Tasting Room is nestled between rows of pine trees with an outdoor patio overlooking a breathtaking view of West Grand Traverse Bay. A high ceiling with exposed beams and exquisite antique chandeliers gives the indoor seating a rustic feel but elegant feeling– a great option for those with a large group or who wish to schedule a private event or party.

If you are just enjoying a drive along Leelanau Scenic Heritage Route, stop by and enjoy a taste of Leelanau at Two K Farms. Cheers!

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