Marquette

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

marquette

In 2010, we planted our first block of grapes at Edwin Brix Vineyard. Marquette is a cold hearty varietal developed by the University of Minnesota, and a distant relative of Pinot Noir.

Harvested in late September this wine was produced first in stainless steel and then aged for 24 months in French oak barrels until it was ready for bottling.

This hearty red wine can be enjoyed much like you would Pinot Noir, Cabernet or Merlot wines, and pairs extremely well with beef and pork, or with friends and family over good conversation.


Triunity

Red Wine
Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

triunity

Triunity – three in one – can be a difficult concept to grasp.

Triunity is a very special wine from Edwin Brix Vineyard. For the past 3 years, we’ve held back a small quantity of our home grown Marquette, Sabrevois, and Frontenac wines, continuing to cellar the wine in French and American oak barrels until the time we felt it best for bottling.

In this bold, but mellow wine, you will sense blackberry, currant, and other overtones typically found in a high end dry red wines. Triunity is the perfect wine with steak or pork much like you would enjoy a fine Cabernet, Pinot Noir or Merlot wine.


Brix Blend

Red Wine
Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume 

brix blend

Edwin Brix Vineyard's 2020 Brix Blend is the essence of our winery. The unique red blend combines our Marquette, Sabrevois, and Frontenac varietals into a red blend with just at touch of sweetness remaining.

After maceration in the fall of 2020, the three varietals were racked and aged in stainless steel tanks prior to bottling.  

Produced slightly sweet, this wine is perfect for enjoying with a variety of foods, or as a casual wine for sharing with family, friends, and good conversation. 


Sabrevois

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

sabrevois

Generally grapes with French names don’t originate in Wisconsin.

Sabrevois, a very cold hearty red wine grape was developed by Midwest grape pioneer Elmer Swenson in northwest Wisconsin. The grape became popular with vintners in Quebec and was renamed Sabrevois.

We first planted Sabrevois at Edwin Brix Vineyard in 2011 and in 2013 harvested Sabrevois for the first time. After a week of maceration followed by malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged in stainless steel for eleven months prior to bottling.

This mild red wine can be enjoyed with a wide range of food over dinner, around the summer campfire, or near the fireplace when the weather turns cold.


Rosé Wine

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

Rosé may be the oldest known type of wine as it is the most straightforward to make. Red Grapes are harvested, pressed and fermented off the skins, resulting in a lighter colored wine than if fermented on the skins.

Our 2019 vintage Rosé  was harvested in mid October, pressed off the skins and cold fermented. After fermentation the new wine was aged in stainless steel tanks, and after multiple rackings and final filtering our Edwin Brix Rosé was bottled. 

We hope you enjoy our Rosé.


 

Frontenac Blanc

Wisconsin 
ALC 12.0% By Volume

Frontenac Blanc

Around 2012, by chance, some red Frontenac vines in Minnesota mutated and dropped their pigment, and after some years of development, a new white varietal - Frontenac Blanc - became available. We planted our first Fontenac Blanc starting in 2018.

Frontenac Blanc is an acidic, dry white wine - similar to Sauvignon Blanc - with peach and apricot expressions and citrusy aromatics. The wine pairs well with salads, cheese, seafood, and chicken.


LaCrosse

Wisconsin 
ALC 12.0% By Volume

LaCrosse

LaCrosse is a light-skinned hybrid grape developed by Elmer Swenson and named after the Mississippi River city of the same name. This complex grape was developed using Seyval Blanc as a parent and Saint-Pepin as a sibling. 

In this first vintage of our LaCrosse wines you'll notice the flavors of pear and  apricot as well as a pleasant Muscat-type aroma. 

Harvested in September 2022, the grapes were pressed and the wine fermented off the skins. Temperature was controlled throughout the fermentation process to assure a gentle transition from sugar to alcohol. 

 


Brianna

Wisconsin 
ALC 12.0% By Volume

Brianna

Brianna is our most popular white wine and recently won a silver medal at New York's 2017 International Wine Competition. 

This vintage was harvested in August 2019, cold fermented and then aged in stainless steel prior to final filtering and bottling. 

Brianna is a delightful semi-sweet wine with wonderful aromas of pineapple, mango and other tropical fruits. 

 

 


Academy Girl - White Blend

Wisconsin 
ALC 12.0% By Volume

White Blend 

Originally from Valders in northeast Wisconsin, my mother - Lois Mae Glaeser - left home and attended "the Academy" in Fond du Lac. A few years later, my father Edwin Sell met this academy girl when she entered his college, and as they say, the rest is history.

We are releasing 2020 ACADEMY GIRL to honor my mother - the matriarch of Edwin Brix Vineyard - who passed away in September 2020.

This sweet white wine is a blend of our estate grown Brianna, Fontenac Blanc and Prairie Star varietals. 

We hope you enjoy this pleasant white wine and invite you to join us in person at Edwin Brix Vineyard. 

 

 


Raspberry Rosé

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

E-Flat Eddie

E-Flat Eddie is Edwin Brix’s label for our fun-loving fruit flavored wines.

The E-Flat Eddie names comes from two very special fun loving family members, Eddie Sell and Eddie Bublitz. My father – a continuous jokester – played tuba in his college polka band. Chris’ father enjoyed story telling when he wasn’t dancing to polka music.

For our Raspberry Rosé we've taken our grape wine and added a natural raspberry flavor.

The wine builds on the success of not only our award-winning Rosé, but also the technique of adding natural fruit flavors to our grape wine.

We hope you enjoy our Raspberry Rosé and that you visit us soon at Edwin Brix Vineyard. 


Aunt Ruth's Rhubarb Wine

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

E-Flat Eddie

E-Flat Eddie is Edwin Brix’s label for our fun-loving non-grape wines.

The E-Flat Eddie label name comes from Edwin - a popular family name. Pictured here is the first Edwin, my grandfather, with his mother and father - my great-grandparents - August and Ella Sell. August Sell purchased our farm in 1893, and our family has been here ever since.

We hope you enjoy our Raspberry Rosé and that you visit us soon at Edwin Brix Vineyard. 


MayberrE Farms - Strawberry Wine

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

E-Flat Eddie

E-Flat Eddie is Edwin Brix’s label for our fun-loving fruit wines.

The E-Flat Eddie names comes from two very special fun loving family members, Eddie Sell and Eddie Bublitz. My father – a continuous jokester – played tuba in his college polka band. Chris’ father enjoyed story telling when he wasn’t dancing to polka music.

The fruit for this vintage of Stawberry Wine is locally grown and comes to us from Mayberry Farms of Mayville, Wisconsin. The strawberries are picked early in the day and kept cool during crushing. The macerated juice fermets 8 to 10 days when the new wine is then transferred to stainless steel for final aging prior to bottling. This highly aromatic wine is best served chilled. 

We hope you enjoy Mayberry Farms Strawberry Wine and that you can visit us soon at Edwin Brix Vineyard. 


 

Grandpa's Grape Wine with Natural Flavor / Grandpa's Blackberry

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

E-Flat Eddie

E-Flat Eddie is Edwin Brix’s label for our fun-loving flavored wines.

Our family history includes the taste of Blackberries.

My Great-Grandpa August and Grandpa Edwin Sell enjoying a bit of Blackberry Brandy from time to time; my grandmother and mother making jam of the same flavor; and our immediate family enjoying fresh picked blackberries.

For those reason, we've  carefully blended some of our oak aged grape wines and then added a special natural flavoring into our Grandpa's Grape Wine with Natural Flavor.

We hope you enjoy this unique offering.


 

Little Sister Dessert Wine 

Wisconsin 
ALC 17.0% By Volume

My wife of 43 years, Chris is the glue that holds together the Sell family; an Interior Designer and a Master Gardener, she brings the “wow” factor to the buildings and grounds of Edwin Brix Vineyard. Chris is the youngest of three daughters, and thus the name Little Sister for this sweet dessert wine. Like Chris, our Little Sister dessert wine is very sweet.

Made from a blend of our Marquette, Sabrevois and Frontenac grapes, this limited production wine was aged in French Oak for nearly two years, sweetened, and final filtered prior to bottling. Dessert wines are meant to be enjoyed at the end of a great meal and are blended to be slightly sweeter than the dessert itself.

We hope you enjoy this sweet after dinner wine with your favorite dessert whether it is pie, ice cream, cake, cannoli, tiramisu, or any other sweet creation.


Marquette Reserve

Wisconsin 
ALC 11.7% By Volume

Marquette Reserve

(RETIRED LABEL)

In 2010 we planted our first block of grapes with these Marquette. Marquette is a relative of Pinot Noir developed to survive the cold winters of Wisconsin. 

2015 was a special year for Marquette; from that great vintage we've aged the wine for more than two years in new French oak barrels. The wine was bottled - without filtering - into our first Marquette Reserve wine.


Wild Stan's Strawberry Wine

Wisconsin
ALC 12.0% By Volume

(Retired Label)

E-Flat Eddie

E-Flat Eddie is Edwin Brix’s label for our fun-loving fruit wines.

The E-Flat Eddie names comes from two very special fun loving family members, Eddie Sell and Eddie Bublitz. My father – a continuous jokester – played tuba in his college polka band. Chris’ father enjoyed story telling when he wasn’t dancing to polka music.

The fruit for our second vintage of Wild Stan’s Strawberry Wine is locally grown and comes to us from Kirschbaum Strawberry Acres. Wild Stan Kirshbaum is a good friend and a great strawberry grower.

Stan’s strawberries are picked early in the day and kept cool until crushed. The macerated juice ferments 8 to 10 days when the new wine is transferred to stainless steel for final aging prior to bottling. This highly aromatic wine is best served chilled.