About Us
Kingston, WI Amish Community
The Amish are a community who practice a way of life that is highly focused on faith, family, and community. They are often recognized for their plain clothing attire and choosing to not use electricity.
The Kingston Amish community began in 1978 when families migrated from Northern Indiana. Today there are 16 schools, three grocery stores, several greenhouses, multiple furniture shops, bakeries, and more all run by the Amish.
Kingston Creamery Co-Op
Originally started when all the local creameries shut down, then "Salemville Cheese" was an opportunity for Amish to maintain their way of life while someone else owned the property. In 2019 there were more than 60 patrons as part of the Co-op bringing in 25,000 pounds of milk to the plant per day.
During COVID-19, the Amish purchased the property and rebranded the company as "Kingston Creamery". Though there was a change in ownership, they remain dedicated to making the best blue cheeses on the market. Now these handcrafted, award winning cheeses are available to you direct from Kingston Creamery from Wisconsin country.
QOC Innovations and Kingston Creamery Co-Op Partnership
Due to their convictions, Kingston Creamery needed someone to own and operate the technology side of their business including online presence and sales. In 2025, QOC Innovations and Kingston forged a partnership to ensure the success of the Amish business in today's modern world.
As QOC represents Kingston, they remain dedicated to adhering to the same values including a high level of care and respect towards the Amish community and their business success.