A historic Stable, on the banks of the Rock river in Jefferson Wisconsin, you’ll find the newest riverfront Winery & Distillery!Stable Rock Winery & Distillery is a brand new winery & distillery in a historic stable, on the banks of the Rock River in Jefferson. Considering Jefferson’s rich German history, Stable Rock has several German influences with it’s wines and food all while sitting at authentic German Beer Garden tables directly from Munich, Germany. All of Stable Rock’s unique wines and spirits are bottled on site, but manufactured at our production facility in Lake Mills where our sister winery, Lewis Station Winery is located. Tasting flights are offered so you can experience all of our different selections.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 123 W Milwaukee St, Jefferson, WI 53549
Phone: (920) 541-3459
Website: http://stablerockwinery.com/
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Reviews
We ordered a wine flight and asked Amanda to surprise us with the choice of four wines.
We really enjoyed the wines. And Amanda was awesome.
I love history and historic buildings that have been repurposed and Stable Rock didn’t disappoint there. It’s housed in an old stable along the Rock River.
The atmosphere was quiet and peaceful. Even when more people came it was still quiet enough to enjoy good conversation.
I liked one of the wines so much I bought a bottle to take home.
Look forward to coming back.
I signed up for their reward program and it builds up quickly. There are a lot of different wines for different customers, I like more red and dry and my husband like more sweet- Stable Rock has all of these and lots in-between. I saw a sign of theirs that said the use fully solar power to run the winery which is awesome to see.
We came with two kids (they had tablets and kept quite) who were welcomed.
We have not eaten here. I have Celiac, and they have gluten free options, I asked about their cross contamination process and it doesn’t sound safe. There is no separate area, but that’s ok for me. I can eat first or bring in my own safe food, and then go to the winery.
For somewhere half way between Waukesha and Madison, this is the perfect stop.