Prosit Wines offers samples of award-winning wine daily along with gourmet food products, and gifts. Located on Amana’s main street close to the Ox Yoke Inn, Amana General Store and Catiri’s Art Oasis you’ll find a staff that is friendly and knowledgable on wine. We will help you find a wine that is perfect for your palette. Our wines are handcrafted about 10 miles NE of the Amana Colonies in Iowa’s rolling hills at Cedar Ridge Vineyards. The wines are mostly produced from Cedar Ridge’s estate-grown grapes. Winners of numerous awards, you find that Iowa grapes make wonderful wines. We Read more...
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Situated along the Iowa Scenic Byway, patrons of family-owned Fireside Winery can unwind while sipping wine under the vine-covered veranda, stroll through beautifully landscaped grounds, or chat with new friends in the tasting room all while enjoying a glass of their favorite handcrafted Fireside wine. At Fireside Winery, there is a wine to please every palate and an experience for every taste. When you long for a quiet break from the hectic pace of life or an upbeat Friday night with music, we invite you to discover everything Fireside Winery has to offer. #ourfiresideoryours Read more...
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WHITE CROSS CELLARS IS OPEN Located in the historic village of Amana, Iowa, White Cross Cellars is a new approach to the Amana Colonies wine industry. While the Amanas have long been famous for fruit wines, White Cross Cellars delivers a more traditional approach to the wines of the Amanas. We feature Award-winning wines from classic wine grapes as well as Midwestern varieties; producing wine in the European or California style. Our specialties are white wines reminiscent of the traditional German and French styles, along with red dinner wines designed for beef and Italian dishes. Our wines are available in Read more...
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Ackerman Winery is proud to have the distinct honor of being the oldest operating winery in the state of Iowa. The Winery started in 1956 by Harry and Louisa Ackerman. In 1974, their son Les Ackerman along with his wife Linda took over operations and carried on the family wine-making tradition for over 40 years. In 2015, the Ackerman family handed down their long history of wine making tradition to another local family, The Wyants. Bill and Rona Wyant, of Marengo, Iowa (just a few miles outside of Amana) have a long family history of agriculture in the area Read more...
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Some years ago, three Amana men decided to revive an art that hadn’t been practiced in Amana for years–the art of brewing beer. Carroll F. Zuber and brothers, James and Dennis Roemig had a dream of building a small brewery to produce small batches of hand brewed beer reminiscent of Europe’s finest brews. To brew the best they needed the best, so they called on one of America’s premier brewers, Joseph Pickett Sr. who helped in the brewery design and in development of the robust Schild Brau Amber. Currently Millstream brews 15 different beers throughout the year. In 1985 Millstream Read more...
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You hungry? An Amana Colonies Tradition Since 1940. World famous for American and German food served “Family Style.” Hearty and light portions including chicken, hand cut steaks, roast beef, sauerbraten, wiener schnitzel cutlets, Amana brats, ham, pork chops, catfish, shrimp, sandwiches, salads, homemade soups and desserts including rhubarb custard, chocolate & coconut cream pies. Pies to Go. Daily Specials, Children’s and Carry Out menus. Local, American and imported wines, beers and cocktails. Bierstube Bar & Outdoor Biergarten. Banquet and meeting rooms, museum and gift shop. Motor coaches welcome – step on tour guide service. Handicap access. Complimentary WiFi. An Amana Read more...
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Village Guest Suite is located in Main Amana on the “back street” where we offer a quiet setting for a relaxing and quiet evening’s stay in a historic 1856 communal residence and zimmershop. Yet, you are within easy walking distance of the Amana Heritage Museum, unique shops and famous German family-style restaurants. The main floor features a two room suite with an elegant formal living room with fireplace and queen sleeper sofa and charming bedroom with queen sleigh bed and bath with a Jacuzzi tub and shower. The upstairs features the three room suite which has a living room, full Read more...
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While visiting the Amana Colonies, enjoy staying in our historic home built in 1895. Just steps from main street Amana, you can easily walk to all of the attractions – restaurants, theater, general store, wineries, museum, art galleries, antique stores, quilting store, furniture store, woolen mill, meat market, brewery and much more! Our bed and breakfast, which originally served as a boarding house, is set up as two separate units with spacious common areas in each, which includes a living room, kitchen, dining area and laundry room. Accommodations consist of four bedrooms, two in each unit, each with their own Read more...
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“A great place to stay if you are visiting the Amana Colonies.” Buh Schloss B&B was originally built in the 1890’s as one of the last communal residences in the Amana Colonies. It boasts three guest bedrooms, three guest baths, a full kitchen as well as multiple gathering spaces. Set up as a Airbnb, Buh Schloss gives the personal touch and creature comforts of home while you are away! Pets welcome upon approval. Rates range from $85 (+state & local tax) to $120 (+ state & local tax) based on availability and events in town. Please see our Airbnb listing Read more...
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Charming Bed and Breakfast. Experience and enjoy a glimpse of Amana’s past in this beautifully restored 1862 Amana Kitchen Home, in Homestead, one of the 7 villages. Located just 3 miles south of Amana. This bed and breakfast has received several awards including; Peoples Choice Award for top 3 bed and breakfasts in NE Iowa, was selected by Newsweek Magazine and Fador International Travel Guide. The home features 6 guest rooms, two of which are 2 room suites, 3 of the guest suites have a whirlpool, 1 room has a whirlpool AND a fireplace, and there is a lovely outdoor swimming pool with patio area. Read more...
