about us
Wine is the family business!
Located in Baraboo, Wisconsin, Baraboo Bluff Winery is owned by Fred and Jill Quandt. Winemaker, Fred Quandt has a passion for incredibly rich blends under their personal brand and commands premium wine selections. With the help from son, Casey - Vineyard Operations/Logistics Manager and Tasting Room Facilitator, Baraboo Bluff Winery has reached new heights as well as amplified our guests experiences. As you can see, this truly is a family affair.
Grape growing in Wisconsin dates back to the 1800's, thus our Midwest soil and microclimates capture the best 'cold-hardy' flavors. If you want to see a working winery in action, be sure to head to our beautiful property . You can taste the perfection in each glass or bottle.
We are open year round. Seven days a week from Memorial Day to Labor Day, including weekends. In the off season, please understand we are open three to five days a week the remainder of the year (days vary dependent on business).
We want our guests to feel at home at Baraboo Bluff Winery. We encourage picnics, longs strolls through the vines, and time shared with family and friends. We are also pet friendly. Every good story starts with Baraboo Bluff wine!
Wine tastings available daily! Our tasting menu provides the opportunity to sample seven of our current wine releases of your choice. We also serve flights of four. If you have a group of 8 or more please contact us by email at info@baraboobluffwinery.com or make a reservation on-line so that we arrange space and staff to ensure your group has a great experience.
Gather
What pairs the best with great wine - friends and family. Although we do not host events on our property, we do encourage folks to come and gather together.
the quandt family
Baraboo Bluff Winery was founded on the love of the land and a passion to bring people together - the Quandt family legacy lives on in shades of red, white, and rose'.
Cheers to you for supporting a small business!
By supporting Baraboo Bluff Winery, you support a small business.
You also help support a dream, a family, and so much more.
Your purchases are truly appreciated and we treasure our continued relationships with our customers, guests and community. Because of all of you this is possible. SALUTE!
The Legacy Continues...
The wine making tradition is an involved process that requires hard work and patience. As a family owned and operated business, we are committed to keeping traditions alive as well as teaching the younger generations about the love of the land and wine making. Come see us and be a part of something special.
our sister winery
Broken Bottle Winery
Broken Bottle Winery located at S2229 Timothy Lane, Baraboo, Wisconsin, opened in May 2019. The sister winery to Baraboo Bluff Winery offers one of a kind wines, is equipped with two 28 foot tasting bars, spacious indoor seating, as well as two large porches with additional seating offering a small town, rustic vibe.
You don't have to be fancy to drink wine! Every wine is hand crafted and bottled on site in our brand new production facility constructed in 2021. Our family prides ourselves in not only offering great wines, but also a positive experience to all who visit. Enjoy live music on our outdoor stage every Saturday and Sunday afternoon in good weather, and inside in chilly weather. Enjoy pizzas and charcuterie boards on weekends. To top it off... bring your furry friend because we are pet friendly!
STATE OF THE ART production facility
Both Baraboo Bluff Winery and Broken Bottle Winery are family-owned wineries (by Fred & Jill Quandt) committed to world-class wine production in the heart of Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Every decision made — from the vineyard to the bottle — reflects a commitment to premium Wisconsin State wine of exceptional quality and assures cellar-worthy vintages that stand the test of time.
gone green
Solar Panels
Solar panels run our tasting room year-round saving as well as limiting our energy footprint. We make a deliberate effort to be part of the change.
Biodegradable
Did you know our corks are made from sugar cane and our slushie cups are biodegradable too? Reduce, reuse, recycle!
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