Welcome to Armstrong Apples Orchard & Winery
We are dedicated to growing the healthiest and best tasting apples possible. We have about 2000 trees with 11 varieties. This year we will be planting grape vines. If you'd like to help plant the grapes in May, please call to let us know.
Enjoy award winning Wisconsin wines. Our winemakers have been making great wines for over 20 years and will be making wine from our apples
and other locally grown fruit. Stop in for free wine tastings. Wines are available by the glass, bottle, or by the case. Join our wine club and get notices of special reserves before they are sold to anyone else.
Enjoy the unique atmosphere of Armstrong located in the Kettle Moraine area. We want you to enjoy your experience at our farm. We hope to see you soon and often.
Express yourself with Wine & Paint Parties.
Butterfly on canvas Wooden Birdhouse August 11, 12pm
Reserve your spot now by calling us or Artsy Fartsy.
Cooking Classes
Our cooking classes are being planned for Fall to give our chefs time for those leisurely summer cookouts. Please check back in September for the cooking sdchedule. See events page for dates and be sure to call to reserve your space.
Giant Bavarian Pretzel
This one pound pretzel comes with 2 dipping sauces. Please allow 10 minutes for baking your pretzel which will be piping hot out of the oven. Enough to feed a family or you if you're very hungry. You can call ahead and your pretzel will be ready when you get here.
Buy and ship the wines you want Go to the online shopping page.
Market Hours
Open
Monday thru Saturday 10-6
Sunday 12-6
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County Road B in Campbellsport, WI 53010
Phone: 920-477-3007
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What's New:
Upcoming Events
- JUNE 30 Concert 6-9pm featuring Antonio Salerno, Brazilian music
- Wine slushees and a non alcholic cider slushee available
- New Pink Sangria wine just for the summer. Wine in a box, perfect for pool parties or boating. Includes 4 full sized bottles in one box with a low price of $20
- Pink Moscato Spumanti wine for that special celebration. It is a true champaign but not as dry as a brut.
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