Wisconsin Cheese and Wine Club
A taste quiz matches you to a Wisconsin pairing. Creameries and wineries take the featured month, and a share of the margin stays with farm nonprofits here.
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Tell us how you like wine and cheese. The club assigns the monthly pairing from that score, then ships it.
Membership
Wine body from light to full, sweetness from dry to sweet, tannin, and the varietals you lean toward. Cheese firmness, flavor from mild to aged or blue, and cow, goat, or sheep milk.
Your answers pick the featured box: one Wisconsin cheese and the wine that belongs with it. Twelve partner pairings a year, one maker at a time.
Every shipment has a QR code on the bottle or wedge. Scan it and that exact item is waiting in a one-tap reorder.
The membership stays. That box can wait, or it can go to someone else as a gift, without starting the club over.
The creamery and the winery tell you who made this month’s pairing. The note rides in the box.
How a month works
Tell us how you taste. The quiz scores body, sweetness, tannin, firmness, and milk. It is the only thing between you and the month’s pairing.
Makers take the month. A creamery and a winery can lock a featured slot up to 36 months out. The month stays exclusive to that pairing.
Keep the one you finish. Add an extra bottle or wedge before the billing lock, or scan the QR later and reorder just that item.
Why this club
Wisconsin Cheese and Wine Club connects people who want a real pairing with the creameries and wineries that make it. Phase one is Wisconsin: premium, local, and built so the producer is the point of the box.
The club launches in Wisconsin. Featured slots stay with in-state creameries and wineries. New York and California are a later copy of this same club, not a different product.
Year two
Membership, a full year of Wisconsin pairings, and a renewal rate worth keeping.
Year-two aim, inside a range of 500 to 1,000 subscribers.
One Wisconsin partner pairing each month of the year.
The reorder and renewal rate the club is built to hold.
A set percentage of each month’s subscription margin goes to farm and food charities in the state.
For the person who ordered this site
These competitors were part of the research. The features are on this club. Their headlines stay on their sites.
A palate quiz chooses the case before it ships.
Members can skip a month and still back the maker.
Preferences set a monthly club shipment.
The state’s creameries are the product, not a stock board.
A producer note sits next to the wedge.