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Open Daily 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Year-round
Tours daily at
10:15, 11:15, 12:15,
1:15, 2:15, 3:15, and 4:15
For more information, contact us at:
1-800-VIP-WINE (847-9463)
E-Mail: info@wollersheim.com
PO Box 87
Prairie du Sac, WI 53578-0087
For GPS Locating Only:
7876 State Rd 188
Sauk City, Wisconsin
[GPS Coordinates:
N43° 17.201' W089° 42.499']
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Winemaker's Notes
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Estate-Grown Semi-Dry White Wine
Estate-grown white in a semi-dry style, made from the Lacrosse and St. Pepin grape. A portion of the sales from each bottle goes to preserve local habitat for Bald Eagles. Enjoy with fish (eagles' favorite food), chicken and pasta salads.
Grape: 50% St. Pepin and 50% Lacrosse, estate-grown - Lake Wisconsin Viticultural Area
Production Method: cold fermentation, natural residual sweetness of 1.2% obtained by stopping fermentation
Aging: none, bottled early fall
Sweetness: nearly dry
Alcohol: 10%
Serving Temperature: 40º - 45º
Ageability: enjoy young (up to two years)
Eagle White Awards:
- Eagle White 2010
BEST WISCONSIN WINE-Wisconsin State Fair Professional Wine Competition 2011, Milwaukee, WI
BEST OF CLASS-Wisconsin State Fair Professional Wine Competition 2011, Milwaukee, WI
Silver-Grand Harvest Awards 2011, Santa Rosa, CA
Silver-Great Lakes Wine Judging 2011, Farmington Hills, MI
- Eagle White 2009
GOLD- International Cold Climate Wine Competition 2010, St. Paul, MN
Silver-Great Lakes Great Wine Competition 2010, Farmington Hills, MI
Bronze-Grand Harvest Awards Wine Competition 2010, Santa Rosa, CA
- Eagle White 2008
Silver-Grand Harvest Awards Wine Competition 2009, Santa Rosa, CA
- Eagle White 2007
Silver-Grand Harvest Awards Wine Competition 2008, Santa Rosa, CA
- Eagle White 2006
GOLD-Grand Harvest Awards Wine Competition 2007, Santa Rosa, CA
- Eagle White 2004
Silver-Grand Harvest Awards Wine Competition 2005, Watkins Glen, NY
- Eagle White 2003
GOLD-Great Lakes Great Wine Competition 2004, Farmington Hills, MI
The Wollersheim Winery sits on a scenic hillside overlooking the Wisconsin River, just across from Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin. This national historic site was selected by European vintners over 150 years ago and is one of America's oldest winery properties. Established as the Wollersheim Winery in 1972, today the vineyards are comprised of 27 acres of French-American and American hybrid grapes. This regional winery has received numerous Double Gold awards for its premium grape wines and has gained recognition as being one of the leading wineries in the Midwest
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