Open Saturdays and Sundays from 12-5 for free wine tastings.  Cheers from Karen and Brian!

Our outdoor seating area, with views of the pond and vineyard, covered by a canopy for sun and rain protection, offering plenty of comfortable chairs, tables and bistro sets, is available to all of our winery customers for their enjoyment.  Bring a picnic or snacks and pop a bottle of our fun and refreshing bubbly in the great outdoors!  (No alcoholic beverage carry-ins allowed)

Our apologies, but we are not hosting van-loads, bus trips, wedding parties, ATV or UTV groups.  Also, please limit your group size to 6 or fewer.  Thank you.  Please visit our friends at other wineries with more capacity nearest us: Empty Nest in Waukon and Eagles Landing in Marquette.  We highly recommend them both.

Below are some pics--a virtual tour of some interesting things to discover in our tasting room--an old granary in which we've found signatures and writing, such as harvest records, the oldest signature is from Aug 19, 1895: "...At Conways..."

Interior view of our 120+ year-old granary and tasting room.

Entrance hall to the tasting room. Many interesting pieces of framed artwork and local interest items.

Karen Swanson original painting in entrance. Also, this is the image we use on our red wine labels

Owen Gromme "Egrets Under the Bridge." Owen J. Gromme was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin on July 5, 1896. One of Mr. Gromme's finest accomplishments is his book Birds of Wisconsin, beautifully illustrated by many of his paintings. It was published in the fall of 1963 by the University of Wisconsin Press in Madison, Wisconsin. Alaskan Western redcedar fish-mobile hand made by Reilly and Al on left

"CAP A L'AIL" Capoli Bluff, Lansing, IA. Steel cut print from 1860's "Meyers Universum". Framed print on display contains original descriptive paragraph

Granary wall in entrance, original siding salvaged at time of renovation

Tasting counter. Craig Albright original charcoal.

A closer look at the Albright, Here is Craig's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/albrightpaintings

Nick Wroblewski woodcut prints. Beautifully rendered and inspirational artwork! Check out his website: http://www.nickwroblewski.com/

Sara Lubinski original oil--a field study of Cap a L'Ail, or Capoli Bluff, one of many stunning and beautiful paintings in her River Sojourn Exhibit, found on her website: http://saralubinski.com/

Cattail metal sculpture. Unique and cool! Karen's lucky B-day present. Made by Tom Nelson of Muscoda, WI. He has many wonderful sculptures, check out his work at http://www.darkmetalartworks.com/ We have a nice selection of sculptures for sale, very popular, going fast! There's a butterfly, cranes, fish, dragonflies, and more! Give a unique gift that will last a lifetime!

Phyllis Martino watercolor prints of Lansing--"Riverview", "Early Start" and Morning Glories at the base of the bridge. Warmly evocative prints!

Cap a L'Ail collection ( a genuine trifecta)... Sara Lubinski's original oil, a small print of Fred Easker's Lansing Twilight, and the 1860's steel cut print--an artist's rendition of the bluff, Native Americans, and a steamboat.

Thank you for your visit!

Marcia Manning-Kruse, award winning Lansing/Wexford area native's evocative rendition of Nobles Island, on loan from the artist, hangs in our entryway! Nobles Island is just south of Harper's Ferry, Iowa, and is a public use area and boat landing.

Fred Easker's "Wexford Morning" a print of an oil painting Fred made that depicts our local trout stream and picturesque Wexford bottoms, found just adjacent the Immaculate Conception Church on X52, The Great River Road, very near the winery. All of Fred's great paintings bring his subjects into vivid near- sentience with really great life-like detail. Fred and wife Velga have a studio in Lansing. Check their work out here: https://www.easkerart.com/