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Winery Walking Tour & Wine Tasting in Sauk City
Discover Sauk City’s unique winery walking tour featuring vineyard views and limestone aging cellars. Perfect for wine lovers visiting Madison.
About Wollersheim Winery and Distillery
Tastings, guided tours, and historic limestone cellars at Wollersheim Winery and Distillery.
Wollersheim Winery and Distillery in Sauk City, Wisconsin, is known for producing family-crafted wines and spirits and offering immersive tasting experiences. The property combines a working vineyard, historic winemaking facilities, and an on-site distillery to showcase both wine and distilled spirits. Visitors can choose from seated wine and cocktail tastings led by experienced guides, a behind-the-scenes distillery tour with samples and optional additional tastings, or a 45-minute guided walking tour that highlights the winery's heritage and concludes in the underground limestone aging cellars.
Each experience at Wollersheim emphasizes the winemaking and distilling processes, with interpreters explaining vineyard practices, fermentation, aging, and bottle-ready production. The distillery tour is tailored for adults 21 and over and includes signature cocktail and spirit samples; additional tastings may be available for purchase. The seated wine and cocktail tasting blends curated wines and cocktails with complementary treats, suited to couples or small groups seeking a relaxed, informative outing. The guided winery walking tour provides historical context, vineyard views, and access to the limestone cellars used for aging.
Wollersheim presents a combination of hands-on interpretation and tasting opportunities anchored in the property’s tangible features: vines, production areas, tasting spaces, and underground cellars. Visitors to Wollersheim in Sauk City can expect structured, expert-led experiences that focus on family-crafted beverages and the tangible history of winemaking and distillation at the site.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”