Yards of Great Summertime Color

Annuals are the least expensive, easiest way to get real impact in your landscape. For the cost of a few flats and minimal time, you can have a flower garden that will be the envy of the neighborhood.

Yards of great summer color...all for only $9.99 per flat. Begonias, Impatiens, Marigolds and more.

All for $9.99 per flat.

Amazing selections at all three of our locations.

Dearborn, Berkley and Livonia.

Westborn Is Committed to Educating Their Staff- Tour of Merryvale's Historic Winery

To better serve our customers, we realize that it starts with knowledge and passion for what we do. As an example of this commitment, we recently took our wine specialist, Rene Parks and our Operations Manager, James Moran on an educational excursion to Napa Valley, California.

Pictured outside of Merryvale is Rene and James with the president of Westborn Market, Mark Anusbigian. During this visit our team was exposed to Merryvale's full product portfolio, their unique harvesting and wine making techniques and a glimpse into the future of the winery. All of this first-hand knowledge allows us to better educate our guests as they look to our experts for recommendations and guidance in their wine purchasing decisions.

A few facts about Merryvale-

The first winery built in Napa Valley following the repeal of Prohibition, Merryvale is located in the heart of America's premier wine region. Beautiful landscaped gardens accented with an elegant fountain greet our guests at our historic winery, ideally located in downtown St. Helena, adjacent to the renowned Tra Vigne restaurant and Taylor’s Refresher and within walking distance of excellent shopping and dining.

Local Man Makes Liquid Gold in Napa

Celani Cabernet Sauvignon, abundant Black fruit with a smooth, elegant lush finish.

Poured at fine dining establishments for $16 a glass. Treat yourself or your guests this holiday season with one of the finest wines for only $59.99 a bottle. regular price is $74.99.

Other area specialty markets are retailing this bottle for more than $80.

Rare Winter Ale

Every year a single 50-barrel batch of Killer Penguin is brewed, making this our most rare and sought-after bottled beers. The first batch of Killer Penguin Barleywine Ale was brewed in 2002 and is the 2nd release in Boulder Beer Brewing Company’s Looking Glass Series of specialty beers.

Westborn Market is lucky enough to have 1 of 3 cases available in the entire state of Michigan. Our Berkley store is the number one retailer for selling Boulder Beer in Oakland County, which has enabled us to secure one of these very rare cases.

Retails for $9.99-available at our Berkley store only

Pumpkins – the ultimate symbol of fall.

Their pleasing shapes and warm colors remind us of the smoky sweet glow of jack-o’-lanterns at Halloween and the taste of pumpkin pie by Thanksgiving. But when it comes to culinary charisma or decorative charm, not all pumpkins are created equal. Many heirloom varieties break the “round, orange” mold by offering different shapes, textures and unlikely colors like salmon, blue-gray and green. Such nontraditional pumpkins add uniqueness to fall decorating and bring amazing flavor to favorite pumpkin recipes.

Now at Westborn for only 49 cents a pound.

Supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Join Beemster Premium Gourmet Dutch Cheese and Westborn Market in supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure®
For each pound of Beemster Vlaskaas sold from September 15 – October 31
Beemster will donate $.50 to help find the cure for breast cancer. Beemster has also guaranteed to make a minimum donation of $10,000 to help find a cure for breast cancer.


About Beemster Vlaskaas
Beemster Vlaskaas is the newest addition to Beemster's line of Premium Gourmet Dutch Cheeses; however, it's the oldest cheese recipe with the group of cheeses. When translated Vlaskaas mean Flax cheese. This delightfully sweet and creamy cheese was made only during the harvest festival of the flax for the workers to eat on thick slices of bread and with porridge while they worked and celebrated.

With the amazing taste combined with a great cause this cheese will be a great addition to the table at your next party.

Only $10.99 lb it's a great cause and a great cheese!

Taste of the Season-Michigan Honeycrisp Apples Are Here!

The Honeycrisp Apple variety is continually growing in popularity. Look for it in September and October, and enjoy it while you can, as it will most likely be gone by mid-November! A growing number of Honeycrisp tree plantings still aren’t in pace with its popularity among consumers! Honeycrisp has a crisp, juicy bite and a sweet flavor. They are best for fresh eating and also a great addition to salads!

Our Honeycrisps come to us from the same farmer in which we buy our Michigan tomatoes, cucumbers and many other fresh Michigan veggies. Leitz Farms in Sodus, Michigan (near Benton Harbor) has a great family heritage of growing some of the finest fruits and veggies in the state. "Say Yes" to apples and "Say Yes" to supporting Michigan farmers.

Michigan Apple Quick Facts

• Apples are Michigan’s largest and most valuable fruit crop, with a value of about $100 million annually to the apple grower. Value-added marketing and processing enhance the economic contribution of Michigan Apples up to $700 million of economic impact annually.
  
  
• There are over 7.5 million apple trees in commercial production, covering 37,000 acres, on 950 family-run farms throughout Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.
  
  
• Michigan harvested approximately 903 million pounds (21.5 million bushels) of apples in 2006.
  
  
• Apples are by far the largest fruit crop grown in Michigan. Michigan produced approximately 1.4 billion pounds of fruit in 2005 including apples, tart cherries, sweet cherries, blueberries, peaches, grapes, strawberries, pears and plums. About 56 percent of that amount was apples, which totaled 780 million pounds.
  
  
• Small family farmers who operate their own orchards dominate the Michigan apple industry. According to statistics, 99 percent of Michigan orchards had fewer than 100 acres in apples.
  
  
• The Honeycrisp variety is continually growing in popularity. Look for it in September and October, and enjoy it while you can, as it will most likely be gone by mid-November! A growing number of Honeycrisp tree plantings still aren’t in pace with its popularity among consumers!

At Only a $1.99 lb it's a great way to support our local farmers!