Hey cheese. It's not…read morecheese though. They have fancy beers and wines and snacks to go with cheese. That said, the cheese if mostly just cheddar with a few little exceptions. Also, the cheese shop, STRANGELY, was the only place in Grafton that did not know the cheesemaking schedule down the street. You'd think, you know, it would be the other way. The snack food items and wine and beer are reasonably priced but some of the non-edible items are a bit off scale. $150 for a single candlestick? For realsies? No.

Excellent selection and customer service. They had so many cheeses and yummy accoutrements! Staff…read morewas passionate and knowledgable.

I drove about an hour here from Keene. It is the quintessential cheese shop. Charming place…read more The gentleman working, Shadow, was super helpful in sampling the cheeses and providing information. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area, or if you're not!

Trip highlight: cheese experts generously offer samples, explain varieties, answer questions. Loved…read morea couple cheeses--try and decide your favorites to take home!

We came here to entertain our kids with icecream for a few minutes and left here an hour later with…read morememories that will last a lifetime. I hope Taylor Farm is around forever! The sweetest souls work here and the animal feeding area/petting zoo is incredible! When you arrive at Taylor Farms, you step into the cute little country store stationed at the beginning of the farm. The store is stocked with farm products like yummy cheeses and icecreams but also food and home products from local businesses like soaps, etc. My daughter picked out a scoop of her favorite VT icecream, maple walnut and wandered the store. I stumbled upon the "feed our animals" station near the store exit. You can buy the farm animals food and feed them yourself! The store associate welcomed us to go see the animals even if we didn't buy any food for them. You could tell she really loved them. We bought a variety pack for the animals which consisted of carrots, an apple, a bag of homemade cheeseits, and chicken feed (corn meal?). My daughter had a ball feeding the donkey, cows, chickens and cat! We had a ball watching her experience new things and support a local farm! We hope to come back someday soon!

This is a gem of a farm - with a lovely owner and so welcoming! Dog-friendly for sure, delicious…read moregoat cheese, goose eggs, and hand-made postcards for sale. Our dog loved meeting some pigs, quails and geese! Thank you for the delicious food and kind welcome.

Fantastic mom and pop cheese shop in downtown Hudson. We always order charcuterie platters for…read morespecial occasions and they are always a big hit! Service is great! They let you try before you buy and will happily suggest items they think you'll like. The shop is small but has lots to offer.

I didn't know anything about cheese but I do now! Very helpful! I now love Brie, Gouda and a…read moreSharp Cheddar, delicious!

Mom and I meandered the Vermont backroads searching for cheese. Found this quaint farm. The shack…read morewas self service drop your dollars in the bucket. Omg the cheese! I had to limit my self for buying too much cheese it's handmade and super delicious awarding winners. The sheep milk cheese was out of this world. Loved the homemade cherry jam and syrup too. Watch out for the wasps in the shack.

The cutest little place! If you are staying in the Putney area you should pass by this adorable…read morelittle sheep farm. It is not attended by anyone and is based on honor system. By chance the owner was driving by and rolled down the window to say hi! She was so sweet and checked to see if I needed anything. So friendly. Also you should follow the little sign that says trail, it brings you over to a small bridge over a brook that leads to larger bodies of water. It was a relaxing, easy, refreshing hike. If you are traveling all of Vermont perhaps you wouldn't go out of your way to come here, but if you are in the Putney area looking to support a local business, take a nice relaxing walk, and find this little hidden place, I recommend doing so!

I first tasted timberdoodle cheese from Woodcock Farm through Saxelby Cheesemongers in NYC that…read moreships nationwide and Anne Saxelby (RIP) popularized American artisan cheeses. My tongue can still remember the distinct nutty and buttery taste of this luscious cheese. Trying to order this great cheese again (seriously one of the best cheeses I have ever eaten in my life and I have tried a variety of different cheeses), I find an error page on the ordering page for timberdoodle. I then attempt to see if I can order directly from Woodcock Farm, but their website is unfortunately down. An AI search result reveals that Woodcock Farm has not shut down but the owners are looking for someone to take over the business. Fingers crossed that the Fischers find someone to take over their operation. It would be a terrible shame for the world to lose such an amazing cheese (among the other amazing cheeses they produce too). Sometimes only poetry can get to the essence of our feelings . . . A haiku for Timberdoodle: Timberdoodle cheese, Golden whispers on my tongue-- Woodcock Farm waits still.

Note: Very sorry about the lack of an address. Call the number listed and, well, ask. Look for the…read moresign and go the building at the very end of the road. We visited Woodcock Farm at the recommendation of the Taylor family (of Taylor Family Farm). Here, sheep's milk cheese is the name of the game. We tried a sheep's milk, mixed cow and sheep's milk, blue, and two soft cheeses in the no-fills tasting area. My husband loved them all while I only liked the sheep's milk (never a fan of blues or soft cheeses from anywhere). Little hard to find but great cheese and friendly people making the cheese they themselves love to eat.

Like Wall Drug, Vermont style! Filled with stuff that…read moretourists wants and nobody needs. Nice to walk around for a few minutes. Excellent place to stop and pee. Upstairs is the Vermont Toy Museum which is worth a look, even though it feels like it hasn't been updated or dusted in years. The parking lot is huge! Good thing it wasn't very crowded this morning when we stopped.

This place was unfortunately kind of a letdown, but perhaps it's a sign of the times (post-COVID,…read moremask wearing, no sampling world). We came here because they were the closest spot that sells Cabot cheese since we couldn't get up to the actual Cabot factory. All the reviews talking about the miles of cheese samples were not to be found. They sold some cheeses in the back but it wasn't a very big selection. I also found them to be no different than the Cabot cheese sold in my local grocery store back home in CT. Is that just what Cabot does? Is there nothing special about Cabot when you get it in VT? Cabot signs all over making it know they're an official retailer of Cabot cheese but then no different than a grocery store selection. They have miles of maple syrup to select from but you pretty much just have to blindly choose one since you can't taste any samples. Was really excited about this place but a letdown for sure. May not be any fault of theirs, but I would skip this shop for one that allows samples unless you know what you're buying.

The restaurant was closed at The Vermont country store so we came across the street for sandwiches…read more I had country ham and cheese on white bread, lettuce and tomato. The bread and veggies were fresh, the ham was tasty but I was disappointed with the size for the price. There was very little ham and it came with nothing.....for $9.99. So add in a tiny bag of chips for $2.99 and your sandwich+ chips is almost $13.00.( I was not looking for an overstuffed sandwich, just more than a couple of ounces of meat). The fudge was great, we all got some and the cheese selection was good and the souvenirs were very nice.

Wow . What a store ! We were driving back from Vermont to New Jersey and stumbled upon the store on…read morethe way... it surely is a hidden gem . They not only have a lot of gifts and collections, but also have a store that sells cheese and fudges.. and of course they have a great sampler so people can taste it and buy the best.. we tried jalapeño cheese, and it was truly magnificent... Women selling the cheese was so patient and smiling.. They had a wide range of fleece T-shirts and Vermont magnets and other gift items... they had some fleece on sale and we got it for 14.99. It was worth it... not sure if they are new or used ones but they looked clean.. parking outside is good.. overall had a very good experience... thought of giving a four star, but this one sure it deserves a five star...

this cheese is to die for!!!! signage there clearly seen the side of the building has the door to…read morego in to the shop. on the left go in the door and all the fridges are there. pick what you want and there is change in the cash box. the goat meat is frozen. she raises her own goats and uses mostly organic feed she is big into sustainability.

From the owner: Goat cheese, goat cheese, and goat cheese!…read more We make four flavors of chèvre: plain, dill and smoked salt, horseradish, and garlic/papper/parsley. We make two "bloomy rind" cheeses (in the family of a brie or camembert). These are aged for a few weeks. These are very traditional french cheeses. One has a vegetable ash and is called Poetic Pyramid and one is named Peabody's Bloom. We are also delighted to offer sustainably raised young goat meat. It comes from goats that have eaten certified organic grain. We have a small pamphlet of our favorite goat cheese and goat meat recipes available.

Really good food and the name is so Catchy and the vibe is just perfect. Location is easy to find…read moreand plenty of parking. Great service and great food. Food is SO good and prices are great

I love smokin bowls! And now that it's winter again, one of their cups of soup hits just right. My…read morefavorite is the African peanut soup but their chili is also bomb. The staff are always friendly and service is fast.