Two K Farms

Suttons Bay · Leelanau Peninsula

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Two K Farms is at 3872 South West Bay Shore Drive, Suttons Bay, MI 49682. Phone +1 (231) 866-4265.

About

Two K Farms sits on Leelanau Peninsula making cider from estate apples with nothing trucked in. Their tasting room overlooks the bay, and the range runs from bone-dry styles to dessert ciders that actually have a point of view. The Barrel Maker is their calling card—a dry cider aged in oak with vanilla and clove that tastes like they're taking this seriously. Staff will steer you toward the right glass if you tell them what you like. They host events like Ciderfest without turning into a zoo.

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This is a cidery, not a wine producer. They specialize in estate ciders made from apples grown, fermented, and bottled on-site. The Barrel Maker—a dry cider aged with oak, vanilla, and clove notes—gets specific praise. Their dessert ciders are called out as unusual offerings worth trying.

Visit Snapshot

Atmosphere

ScenicCasual

Best For

Friends / Group

Experience Level

Beginner-Friendly

Amenities

Outdoor Seating

Location

Two K Farms

3872 South West Bay Shore Drive

Suttons Bay, MI 49682

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