Cedar Creek Winery

Cedar Creek Winery
N70 W6340 Bridge Road
Cedarburg, Wisconsin
USA 53012
Phone: (262)377-8020
http://www.cedarcreekwinery.com

Email: [email protected]

The Cedar Creek Winery is nestled in the wonderful old-world ambiance of the Cedar Creek Settlement, a restored 1860's woolen mill that was once the largest west of the Alleghenies .

The mill was powered by the rushing waters of Cedar Creek, which were channeled down the mill race and through an open-flume water wheel. The 50-horsepower water wheel generated electricity and ran the mill's
21 looms and knitting machines, which converted heavy Wisconsin wool into yarns, blankets, flannels --
and even socks for the old Chicago White Sox!In 1972, the building was converted to a winery by Jim & Sandi Pape and became known as the Newberry and later the Stone Mill Winery. The upper floors of the mill were converted to shops. The winery in the 70's was famous for its cherry wines and the unique clay bottles they were bottled in. Traditional European casks were used for about ten years, and then replaced with stainless steel tanks and smaller barrels.

Winemaker: Philippe Coquard

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