Anchored Roots Vineyard & Winery

Credit: Anchored Roots Vineyard & Winery

Wisconsin’s wine country is ready to be taken seriously. Six wineries on a limestone ridge in northeastern Wisconsin have agreed to a rule that most American wine regions wouldn’t: each makes its own version of a dry white wine called Ledge Blanc. Before any of them can put that name on the bottle, the wine must score at least 90 out of 100 points from a blind tasting panel of outside professionals.

It’s a bold thing to do in a state better known for sweet cherry wine, but it’s one of the best reasons to visit Door County right now.

Originally published on wanderworthy.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.

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