Kerrigan Brothers Winery — Attraction in Town of Freedom

I HATE wine....but Kerrigan Brothers Winery has wines that I actually will drink AND ENJOY! I told the the gal what i had liked in the past. I have a dessert type wine pallet I guess. They are very friendly and helpful, not pushy in any way. Looks like I will be swinging in more often when Im in the area. Prices are all VERY reasonable!!

I have not been in in many years. Was bummed to hear Troy the original one who started the winery has passed on.

I'd say his cousin who is now running the show, has not let Troy's legacy down. I ended up enjoying multiple wines...I even was able to say...I like one of the dry wines. The Krampus. I picked up 4 bottles of different wines and a bottle of the Salted Carmel Irish Cream they carry.

Highly recommend a stop by if you are in the area, try a few of the wines, and go home with some deliciousness to enjoy later over...

This place is not the biggest though it is large enough for its location. It has a great atmosphere and its beautifully decorated. but I think the only thing this place doesn't have is a location right alongside the interstate! Even that is a positive attribute because it keeps the crowds away and lets me enjoy not only some of the best wines I've ever had but also the great hospitality from the owners. Troy is a Master Cheese Carver and beyond that, one heck of a human being, to boot. If only the rest of the world were as friendly as these folks are, we wouldn't be in the shape we're in everywhere else in America! Leave your politics at the door and just come and enjoy one of the best hidden gems...

We stopped at Kerrigan Brothers on our "mission" to visit the Wineries of Wisconsin. Very nice atmosphere, along with a gentleman who I assumed was the head vintner. The shop area was well laid out with a nice selection of items. Now about the wines. We did not find anything offered that came close to the Wisconsin wines we've become accustomed to tasting. It semmed as though the varieties that were offered were more like low level versions of sweet liquors than they were of wine. There was nothing really close to a well balnced wine here. This is more of place to taste unusual flavored fruit juice that are highly sweetehed, than a...