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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 Red Wine
Domaine Reserve, a single parcel wine, is made from the oldest vines of the winery vineyards. The age of the vines, outstanding exposure, and steep slope contribute to the unique personality of this wine expressed in its terroir. Winemaker Philippe Coquard uses a traditional fermentation to bring out the spice and berry flavors concentrated in the fruit. A year of aging in oak barrels enhances the depth, finesse, and complexity. Savor and enjoy!
Grape: 95% Marechal Foch and 5% Millot, estate-grown - Lake Wisconsin Viticultural Area
Production Method: 100% crushed and destemmed, long warm fermentation
Aging: Half in Wisconsin oak for 12 months and the other half in French oak for 12 months
Sweetness: dry
Alcohol: 13.5%
Serving Temperature: 60º - 65º
Ageability: 5-10 years
History: started making Domaine Reserve in 1976 (originally called Estate Red)
Domaine Reserve Awards
- Domaine Reserve 2009
Best of Class-Wisconsin State Fair Professional Wine Competition 2011, Milwaukee, WI
Silver –Grand Harvest Awards 2011, Santa Rosa, CA
Silver-Midwest Wine Challenge 2011, Chicago, IL
Bronze-Great Lakes Wine Judging 2011, Farmington Hills, MI
- Domaine Reserve 2008
Silver-Great Lakes Great Wine Judging, Farmington Hills, MI
Bronze- Int'l Cold Climate Wine Competition 2010, St. Paul, MN
- Domaine Reserve 2002
Highly Recommended-Beverage Testing Institute 2004, Chicago, IL
- Domaine Reserve 2000
Gold-Great Lakes Wine Competition 2002, 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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