Cousin Willie's

The kernel

Edward and Agnes Sieg planted ten acres in Ramsey, Indiana, in 1944. Sons launched the Cousin Willie's character in the 1960s. Third generation still runs Ramsey Popcorn Co. IBJ's Made in Indiana piece is the sourced family record.

The pot

The pot is a farm-packed microwave butter bag. The Takeout's butter ranking put Buttery Explosion first, ahead of Kirkland. Amazon microwave search carries the boxes.

Hulls

Hulls are farm yellow, not a hull-less heirloom. Loud butter, not a dental intermission fix. Still a popcorn house.

Company

Southern Indiana farm that packs a loud butter bag. The Takeout put Buttery Explosion first.

Founder

Edward and Agnes Sieg, first 10 acres in 1944. Sons launched Cousin Willie's in the 1960s.

Since

Farm 1944; microwave brand later

CEO / operator

Third generation. Wilfred Sieg Jr. has served as president.

Parent

Private. Ramsey Popcorn Co., family.

HQ / farm

Ramsey, Indiana

Sources: ramseypopcorn.com · IBJ Made in Indiana · The Takeout ranking

Where to buy

• ramseypopcorn.com
• Amazon search

• Grocery microwave sets and Amazon. Grown in the U.S.; IBJ cites the Ramsey house.

No affiliate hop. No Stripe. Official and search links only.

How we score

Directory listing. Unscored until Barron tastes it. Other testers' rankings are cited, not copied. Tiny But Mighty stays #01. Farm varieties outrank flavor labs. Read the method in the how we score guide and on the about page.

The record

Unscored here. ramseypopcorn.com.

Directory listing. Southern Indiana farm. The Takeout put Buttery Explosion first. No Atlas number.

Brand site: ramseypopcorn.com.