| GOURMET PRODUCTS MADE RIGHT HERE IN KANSAS |
| One of the heartland's premier wineries, nestled in the Flint Hills of historic Paxico, Kansas. We are located just off I-70 at Exit 333. Free tastings are offered year round! |
| Wyldewood Cellars is a family owned and operated business specializing in international award winning premium country wines and food products made with native fruits and berries |
Our delicious gourmet wines, jellies, syrups and fudge, are made just
like grandma's, one batch at a time to retain the delicious fresh fruit
taste of the berries.
We gladly offer free tours and free tastings, but we ask that you call
ahead to schedule your tour.
The tasting bar is always open, and you can sample many delightful
wines, jellies, syrups, and homemade fudges.
like grandma's, one batch at a time to retain the delicious fresh fruit
taste of the berries.
We gladly offer free tours and free tastings, but we ask that you call
ahead to schedule your tour.
The tasting bar is always open, and you can sample many delightful
wines, jellies, syrups, and homemade fudges.
| WE OFFER MANY FINE PRODUCTS FEATURING ELDERBERRY, WHICH BOASTS MANY HEALTH BENEFITS |
The elderberry has been used for medicinal culinary, and cosmetic purposes
from the Stone Age to Modern Times. The first recorded medicinal use of
elderberries was by Hippocrates in the fifth century BC. The elderberry has
been considered the “medicine chest of the country people� for centuries.
Various cultures, including the Native Americans, have used the elderberry plant
to treat colds, flu’s, asthma, constipation, colic, diarrhea, hemorrhoids,
diabetes, upper respiratory problems, rheumatism, and nervous disorders such
as insomnia and migraines, dye clothing purple; soothe sunburn; weight loss; and
made music with flutes made from hollowed out stems. Elderberries contain
organic pigments, tannin, amino acids, sugar, rutin, viburnic acid, and a large
amount of vitamin C.
from the Stone Age to Modern Times. The first recorded medicinal use of
elderberries was by Hippocrates in the fifth century BC. The elderberry has
been considered the “medicine chest of the country people� for centuries.
Various cultures, including the Native Americans, have used the elderberry plant
to treat colds, flu’s, asthma, constipation, colic, diarrhea, hemorrhoids,
diabetes, upper respiratory problems, rheumatism, and nervous disorders such
as insomnia and migraines, dye clothing purple; soothe sunburn; weight loss; and
made music with flutes made from hollowed out stems. Elderberries contain
organic pigments, tannin, amino acids, sugar, rutin, viburnic acid, and a large
amount of vitamin C.
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| WHERE TO FIND US AND HOW TO REACH US |
| 22936 Grapevine Road Paxico, Kansas Phone: (785) 636-VINO Email: Tom@wyldewoodcellars.com Hours of Operation: Mon. thru Sat. 8 am - 6 pm Sunday 12 noon - 6 pm |
| Wyldewood Cellars Winery Outlet |
| 22936 Grapevine Road, Paxico, Kansas |
