Remember this guy? His name is Blake Kownacki, and he's one of the partners in Detroit City Cellars, a would-be winery on Belle Isle ... if only they could get the city, state and residents on board with the plan. At a recent private tasting in downtown Detroit, Blake & Co. made their case about why Belle Isle is the perfect spot to plant grapes, both for viticultural and economic reasons. "This," he says, "is the best place in the state to grow wine grapes." What do you think about the plan? Pop by our Facebook page or drop us an email and share your thoughts!
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