Rudbeckia Winery & Burnt Marshmallow Brewstillery

John and Vickie Wysokinski's 195-acre shared farm campus, and the one stop on the trail pouring all four: estate wine, craft beer, grappa and cider, plus custom s'mores. Firepits, bocce, and pet-friendly igloos in winter. Reservations are a good idea for the igloos.

The basics

Where: 3379 Lake Grove Road, Petoskey, MI 49770
Hours: not published in a weekly format, call ahead at (231) 622-4173
Pours: wine, beer, cider, spirits
Plan on about 60 minutes
Food: custom s'mores and light bites
Phone: (231) 622-4173
Website: rudbeckiafarm.com/
Current member of the Petoskey Wine Region trail, checked 2026-09-18

Hours checked September 18, 2026.

Nearest other tasting stops

Walloon Lake Winery, 1.4 miles straight line (Petoskey)
Resort Pike Cidery & Winery, 1.5 miles straight line (Petoskey)
Gypsy Distillery, 2.2 miles straight line (Petoskey)
Mammoth Distilling, Bay Harbor, 2.7 miles straight line (Bay Harbor)

Worth pairing with

Horton Bay, 3.9 miles straight line. The general store and the crossroads Hemingway wrote into the Nick Adams stories, on the back road between Walloon Lake and Charlevoix.
Magnus Park Beach, 4.0 miles straight line. City park beach west of downtown, quieter than the state park and a good stone-hunting stretch in the shallows.
Gaslight District, 4.7 miles straight line. Downtown Petoskey: brick storefronts, bookshops, a long block of restaurants, and Beards and Elder Piper both within a few minutes' walk.

Distances are straight line from the map coordinates, not drive distance. Build the actual route on the planner, which uses real roads.

Directions

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