This place is fantastic! It is just east of downtown Wisconsin Dells in the former Port Huron…read morebrewery. It is a self-service taproom. You give them your credit card and get a plastic card that you dock into a reader on the wall and you pay by the ounce. You can sample as many beers as you want. You can have a full pour. You can choose which type of glassware you want it in. You can have a flight. I have beer, cider, and wine. They do have an outdoor patio and occasionally have live music. There are some snacks available for purchase. They also have a mead on tap. Plus a barrel, aged beer that you have to get at the bar and a couple of other wines at the bar.

From the owner: Bevy is the newest full-blown brewery AND winery to hit Wisconsin! The tasting room is open now and…read morewe can’t wait to raise a glass with you. Cheers!

What a great visit we had at Fawn Creek Winery. This place has winner written all over it…read more Winning staff (Keith is awesome) to a winning taste testing (we tasted at least 15 wines) to a winning outdoor seating area (covered and not), winning winery dog (Zoey is cute) to winning live music and a food menu that screams winner because it's perfect for families and the setting. Oooo, winner too because they have corn hole, checkers and music for the kids and us kids at hearts. Fawn Creek has a great setting ample outdoor seating amongst the trees and a superb wine list. We were told they are known for their fruit wines (which weren't bad at all). We ended up getting a couple bottles (less than $15 per bottle) and that deal snagged us some new wine glasses. Don't you live souvenirs for adults? Fawn Creek was perfect and it would be great for you too, a couple, adult friends or family, it's a win win for everyone. Sounds like the weekends are very busy, on a Friday evening around 4:30/5 in early June we were the only ones doing a tasting and there was very few people outside. So keep that in mind as it did sound like all weekends are busy. Enjoy Fawn Creek, it was a great time.

A little out of the way but we enjoyed the drive! Went in for a free tasting and everyone was so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! Had a coupon for a free glass with a bottle purchase. The bottles are very reasonable priced! We tried at least 7 wines plus the food samples! It's really pretty there there was so many pumpkins as inside and out were decorate for fall! Grab the slushie mix you won't be disappointed!

We love this winery. It is the kickoff to our annual sisters' weekend. I build myself a flight, my…read moresister gets one of the cocktails, we share the homemade onion dip which is so good! If the weather is nice, they have a beautiful patio. We enjoy overlooking the fall colors this time of year. Staff are friendly and helpful. Add this place to your list!

Everything about this place was great. Very enjoyable location with an amazing selection of wines…read more The food was very good as well. We try lots of wineries in the Wisconsin dells area and this one has to be our favorite. I recommend it to anyone looking for a winery or even just a great place to sit around & eat some great food. .

We visited here a few years ago and couldn't wait to come back! The Chocolate Raspberry wine is so…read moregood! But really, they all were! So excited to bring home "a few" bottles! A definite stop for anyone! Please note: handicap parking is behind the tasting room!

Visited this winery and enjoyed my time there. I loved the views. Staff was super friendly and…read morewine was good! cheese and crackers are available as well as a some merchandise. The outside sitting area was under construction a bit but still had a great time! Steep incline up to the winery but going down is a breeze!

What a beautiful little winery with so much charm and good wine !!!! We visited on a Saturday…read moreafternoon they had live music which was so fun. The wine was great not too sweet which is just what I like and the staff was so friendly. There is no indoor seating so be aware of this but plenty of shaded seating which was perfect on a 90 degree day. We will be back

Stopped by after finding out they are right down the road from my parents' place in Briggsville. It…read morewas a fun time! The day was dreary and chilly, but it is located on a beautiful piece of land. It would be amazing in the summer! We tried the 5 tastings for $5, and I ended up purchasing a bottle of riesling. The staff was very friendly. Very cute place and we will be back!

Wollersheim has been a special place for us for many years. The grounds, buildings and staff all…read morespectacular. We enjoy the wines and spirits, whether on site or at home Chef Romain has done a great job at offering lunches at the Bistro, along with Brunches and Special Events. This week we enjoyed their Wollersheim Bistro Wine Cellar Dinner for the first time. Wow! Held in the hallway at the head of their wine caves, circa 1850s, the setting is so unique with attendance limited. Cocktails / wine before, hors d'oeuvres, four course dinner with paired wine each round. Chef Romain and the knowledgeable servers were attentive, ensuring everyone's enjoyable time. They made for a sensational setting and experience. Their intent is to do this monthly or every two months. We are certainly looking forward to the next event, and will be visiting sooner to replenish our own bar!

An amazing experience! The wine and food was delicious, and everyone was extremely nice. Would come…read moreback time and time again!

Listen... this is the BEST kind of winery…read more Plastic cups for tasting. Local radio station playing. Aerial shots of the farm from 20 years and 2 years ago. A million news clips on the wall and tables with a view of the grapes. Very friendly owner who stopped to give us a rundown of every wine, before going out to mow (in the rain!)... and truly excellent wine. For context: We really like wine and have been to Napa and Sonoma, but also have had a LOT of wine from Michigan and Indiana. We prefer dry, but Midwest is known for sweet. We found these whites to be VERY good. Most grapes used here were engineered at the University of Minnesota--varietals like Frontenac. The wines are hard to describe... and come at every level of dry/semi/sweet... with a special character that is different from your standard Riesling/Traminette. We walked away with four bottles: Itasca, St. Pepin, Brianna and Bashful Blonde. (In the winter we may have made different choices) If you are looking for a spot that is 0% pretentious and %100 excellent... this is it. We will be back every summer.

Staff was very friendly and they had amazing wine and snacks. We had an amazing bachelorette wine…read moretasting!

July 28, 2025 - ordered tickets for my mom, my sister and me…read more August 1 - asked for a refund for my mom's ticket, her sister-in-law passed away and she would have to be traveling to Utah for the funeral. Mind you the website says no refunds, but I thought I would ask (the two other places we schedule tours with gave us a refund and I was appreciative). August 4 - I get an email - all three tickets or just one? August 5 - just one, my mom's, my sister and I are still coming. August 7 - am I able to get a refund? August 11 - I can get a refund, but they need to add a $13 tour insurance fee and I can get a partial refund. August 11 - I reply - that works. (Something is better than nothing.) August 15 - am I getting a partial refund? August 21 - am I getting a partial refund? So here comes the partial review - I can't even get into all of it - your head would explode... Within the first five minutes the tour guide talks about how his boss makes up stories. (I take a deep breath and say, zone out, enjoy the beautiful weather and trolley ride.) He starts off a story - "It was a dark night..., no, it wasn't a dark night, it's dark tonight." Head slap! We're parked in a cemetery, he shines his light on a headstone, then says, wait, that's not him. He then proceeds to tell a story about people putting coins on the headstones, then says no, they were rocks (which I, me, writing this, believe is a Jewish custom), then he proceeds to talk about the coins laid on the headstones. What the what?! The final crack up was near the end of the tour where the guide brings up Annabelle (which I only am vaguely familiar with seeing movie trailers, being 53 and the youngest guest on the tour), I have no idea how he is incorporating this into the tour as my sister turns to me and says - who is Annabelle? We drove around for 30 minutes after the tour to burn off energy, laugh at the ridiculous things the tour guide said and decompress. We were open to a fun, interesting evening. This guide was beyond awful! They asked for a review...

I have been going to the Dells for many years and decided to try something different so I decided…read moreto do the Haunted Trolley Tour. You meet at Bobbers. For most of the tour I zoned out and just looked out the window. To me what the driver was saying was too rehearsed. For me the best part was the cemetery which I went back to on my own the next day and wondered around. For me the tour was okay but won't do it again. I think if you bought some books of the local history or searched online you might learn more.

Great tasting wine and friendly atmosphere! My husband and I have been visiting since getting…read moremarried as part of our anniversary tradition and are sad to see this place go. Worth visiting while they are still around!

NOTE: They moved to 133 Third Street, just around the corner a year ago, but the address doesn't…read morestay updated (this is as of July 2020). Adorable tasting room, cheap samplings, and great people! That's the gist of it. There were X's on the ground for social distancing - 2 X's in between people. There were a few couples including us, and that filled up the bar. Unfortunately, they had to turn a few people away because there wasn't room for them. I don't know if the wines are all sweet, but the ones that were available that day were all very sweet - which I love. I ended up buying a bottle of Marry me Berry to go. Delish! For $5, you get a bunch of samples...I can't remember how many, as well as a slushie - YUM. They have some nice glass tumblers for sale as well, and my husband snagged a couple. I recommend checking it out if you love sweet and fruit forward wines if you're in the area!