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Showing posts with label Harrison Township. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harrison Township. Show all posts

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Superior Lakes Hand Crafted Michigan Mead

Michigan honey is sweet and when it is used in the production of mead the result is some fine tasting mead. we visited   Superior Lakes Hand Crafted Michigan Mead this weekend in Harrison Township.  Their mead  is handcrafted using the finest of ingredients.  Aaron and his partner, Jay  use raw Michigan honey, straight from the beekeeper and it is not  processed.  Most of their fruit comes directly form from Michigan farms.  We love Michigan business that support local farmers!   It is a must to go in for a tasting and a lesson from Aaron on mead and its history and production.    You may find yourself moving away from the wines, beers, and spirits you enjoy now and expanding your tastes to the ancient tradition of mead!

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Harrison Township's Crews Inn

In Harrison Township on North River Road near Lake St Clair stands Crews Inn.  It's a great place for boat watching and people watching and water watching with their large wrap around porch. People come here for the food and the ambiance. We like the perch and chips and the burgers and they have a wonderful variety of fresh salads. Entertainment on occasion can include a Boot Scootin' Boogie by Single Shot. It's loud and popular during boating season, but open year round.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Selfridge Air Museum in Harrison Township

Selfridge Air Museum is on the Air National Guard Base, so be prepared to show your ID and registration for your car when you enter the security gates. All of this is worth the visit in Harrison Township on Lake St Clair. This museum receives no state or federal funding and relies totally on donations, admissions and volunteers to run. There are over 25 aircraft on display and some of the docents are retired crew which really added to the excitement of the presentation. You can walk around in a couple of the planes and in the museum building there are also cockpits and displays to enjoy from early aviation to Desert Storm. Did you know Charles Lindbergh completed his training at Selfridge?