Wisconsin

Wine

While we cannot ship Wisconsin Beer or Wine directly to or for you, we sure can help package it up for you to carry to your gatherings with family and friends. Some of the following selections are seasonal, so not all will be available all the time; they will, however, each be sensational!

Three Lakes Winery

Nestled in the small, northwoods town of Three Lakes, Wis., the Three Lakes Winery is a second-generation family business built on the development and production of a unique combination of fruit wines--none of which contain any grapes. Founded by John and Maureen McCain in 1972, the winery is now run by sons Mark and Scott McCain, and Mark's wife, Shane, and is still operated from the old railroad depot the business began in 28 years ago

Botham Vinyards

Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin’s Iowa County Uplands and surrounded by more than 900 acres of nature conservancy, Botham Vineyards & Winery is situated within easy traveling distance of southwest Wisconsin’s many popular destinations.

Designed and built as a dairy farm in the early 1900s, the soul of this property was, beginning in 1989, given new purpose. Its gently sloping pastures, then deeply lined with the hoof prints of a half-century’s herds and knotted with rocks and tree stumps, became host to the tranquil symmetry of trellis.

Cedar Creek Winery

Cedar Creek Winery is located in the heart of historic Cedarburg, 20 miles north of downtown Milwaukee. The limestone building was built in the 1860's as a woolen mill and sits on the banks of the Cedar Creek. The winery's stone cellars are an ideal location for barrel aging Cedar Creek wines such as the Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. The winery also produces a few non-traditional wines such as the Cranberry Blush and Cedar Creek Spice.

Door Peninsula Winery

Door County, home of Door Peninsula Winery, is a charming and romantic setting surrounded by pristine waters and blessed with fertile soil. It's the perfect climate to produce the abundant fruit harvest, which yields the exceptional juices used in making more than 50 delicious varieties.

Von Stiehl Winery

The von Stiehl Winery, listed in the Federal Historic Registry and part of the Wisconsin Heritage Tourism Program, offers a nostalgic view of turn-of-the-century German America. The historic winery has won over 100 medals on its German-style wines, including six Golds and the "Gold Taste Award" for its popular Johannisberg Riesling.

Wollersheim Winery

Wollersheim Winery is one of America's oldest winery estates. The vineyards were established before the Civil War, and wine was made from then until the turn of the century. Bob and JoAnn Wollersheim re-established the picturesque winery and vineyards in 1972. There are now 25 acres of varietal grapes. French-born winemaker Philippe Coquard has combined tradition with the unique climate and growing season of Wisconsin to produce regional wines distinctive to this area of Wisconsin.