The shop is your first hello.
The Gourmet Gift Shop and Tasting Bar are at street level. The museum is below; stairs and an elevator connect them. There is no prescribed route.
Arrival and access
Middleton, Wisconsin
Downstairs curiosity. Upstairs taste.
An improbable collection of jars and fine pots, downstairs from a tasting bar and gift shop in Middleton, Wisconsin. Yes, it really is a mustard museum.
Behind the glass.
More than jars on a wall.
The Great Wall, the Gibbons Collection, MustardPiece Theatre, the Curator’s Food Quiz, How Mustard Is Grown and Mrs. Mustard’s Kitchen each take a different look at mustard.
Fine pots, antique tins and vintage labels sit alongside mustards from all 50 states and more than 70 countries.
Walk through the six exhibitsOne address. Two floors.
Take your time with the collection.
Admission is free. Explore six exhibits and inspect the objects that make this an unusually specific museum.
Plan a free visitThen, a taste of upstairs.
The gift shop’s free Tasting Bar brings the story back to the table. Ask about the current selection before choosing a jar.
From the official shop
Slimm & Nunne Sweet & Nicely Hot
The official shop calls it “The flagship mustard of the National Mustard Museum!”
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗
From the official shop
Ringhand’s Beer Mustard
Described by the official shop as “Our best-selling Wisconsin-made mustard.”
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗
From the official shop
Norman Bishop Dill & Garlic
Listed by the official shop as “2002 Grand Champion.”
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗
From the official shop
Terrapin Ridge Dill Pickle
Dill pickle mustard, in the official shop’s range.
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗
From the official shop
Daddy Cook’s Exotic Ginger Curry
Ginger curry mustard, in the official shop’s range.
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗
From the official shop
Terrapin Ridge Raspberry Honey
Raspberry honey mustard, in the official shop’s range.
Find it in the official mustard collection ↗Product captions are the shop’s descriptions. Check current prices and stock on the official shop.
Curiosity travels well.
Groups and young visitors.
Guided groups of 15–50 can arrange a tour and tasting. Classes and youth groups can ask the Curator about the free Mustard for Munchkins program.
Plan for your groupCome downstairs. Or find a jar.
Make a visit
7477 Hubbard Avenue, Middleton. Regular hours daily 10 AM–5 PM, with holiday closures.
Plan a free visitShop from home
Browse the official shop for current stock, prices and checkout.
Open the official shop ↗The museum is a nonprofit. The gift shop and online store are a separate for-profit business, MustardMuseum.com LLC. Buying a jar is not a donation and purchases are not tax deductible.