The Underground Wine Cave In Arkansas You Have To Visit
Whether you’re coming for the rich history or the flavorful wine, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is a must visit. This old world village is in the heart of Arkansas wine country. Let’s take a sip of the state’s signature wine as we travel down to this fascinating underground wine cave.
The Wiederkehr family emigrated from Switzerland to Altus in 1880. The winemakers began by using native grapes, berries, and persimmons before the higher quality wine grapes were ready for production. The Wiederkehr's winery was only the eighth winery to be bonded in the U.S. but quickly became an iconic Arkansas gem.
The hand-dug wine cellar was one of the first things created by the settling Wiederkehr family in 1880. Today, tours of the cellar are offered for free every 45 minutes from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day. The best part of this tour is that it includes a free wine tasting, too!
The restaurant is sitting on top of the wine cellars. The flavorful European cuisine and impeccable wine pairings create the perfect atmosphere for a romantic dinner date.
If you'd like to learn more about their wines or tours, visit the Wiederkehr website right here. You can also follow their Facebook Page.
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If you’d like to extend your wine country visit, take on this Arkansas wine trail.
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