In celebration of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association’s 150th Birthday, Wisconsinmade.com will be offering the newest flavor of Babcock Hall premium ice cream, Mad Grad Medley, in our online gift store starting on Monday, June 27th, 2011. UW-Alumni submitted over 500 flavor ideas, and after 3,000 votes, a decadent combination of Door County cherry-infused vanilla ice cream whipped with chocolate chips and topped with chocolate flakes was chosen, and Mad Grad Medley was born. Wisconsinmade.com is the ONLY place UW Alumni and fans can order the Mad Grad Medley online for shipment nationwide.
Babcock Hall ice cream continues to be one of our top selling gifts and it’s easy to see why: premium ice cream arriving in the mail makes an unexpected and unique surprise. As a UW-Madison grad myself, I know that every time I take a bite of my favorite flavor, orange custard chocolate chip, the memories of my college days in Madison come rushing back. That’s why sending a gift of Babcock Hall ice cream is sending UW-Madison happy memories in a box. It makes a perfect gift for UW-Madison graduates, students, and fans. I’m looking forward to making new memories with the addition of Mad Grad Medley to the Babcock Hall ice cream flavor line up.
For more information about Mad Grad Medley, the UW Alumni Association’s 150th Birthday Celebration, or Wisconsinmade.com , please contact Amanda Maurer at 1-877-947-6233 or socmedia@wisconsinmade.com.
On Wisconsin!
Linda Remeschatis
President and Owner
UW- Madison Alum
Wisconsinmade.com
Amanda Maurer
Public Relations and Social Media Specialist
Wisconsinmade.com
Wisconsinmade.com is an e-commerce specialty food and gift store established in November 1999. The website showcases Badger merchandise, UW apparel, State Street Brats, Mad Grad Medley and other Babcock Hall ice cream flavors, and much more. You will find over 3,000 high quality gifts made with pride and passion by artisans from Wisconsin. The artisans of Wisconsinmade.com are characterized by a pioneering spirit, pride in their home state, and a dedication to their craft or trade.
