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Straddling the New York and Vermont state line, Consider Bardwell made cheese a century ago, shipping on the railroad that once bisected the 300-acre farm. Today, cheesemakers are revitalizing the tradition with goats’ milk from their herd of Oberhaslis and local Jersey cows’ milk. Goats’ milk cheeses are Mettowee, a fresh chevre, Danby, a feta, Manchester, a raw-milk aged tomme. Experience, a bloomy-rind, is available seasonally. Cows’ milk cheeses are Dorset, raw-milk washed rind, and Rupert, an Italian Alpine 4-month old. Farm tour includes baby goat petting, a tour of the barn and cheese rooms, goat games, and cheese tasting. we're at 1333 Vt. Route 153 in West Pawlet, VT. (just south of West Pawlet hamlet.)
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Longview Farm is a sustainable dairy providing all-natural cheeses to
our customers while sustaining and improving the land. Our own
French Alpine goats provide milk for seasonally produced farmstead
goat cheeses, such as fresh chevre, fresh feta, aged feta, and Longview
Parm, a year-old Parmesan-style cheese. Our year-round artisanal
cows’ milk cheeses include fresh cheeses and aged cheeses, such as
Saratoga Sunflower (a cheddar-type), Casino Jack (a natural-rind
Monterey Jack), High Rock (a Gruyere-type) and aged feta. We're at
177 County Route 43, Argyle, NY. (1/4 mile north of County Route 44.)
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Sweet Spring Farm is a small goat dairy nestled in a secluded valley
on the site of a 18th century homestead. Our "Cossayuna" herd of
purebred Nubian dairy goats provides milk for three varieties of fresh
goat cheese, White Lily, a white mold-ripened variety, and Carriage
House, an aged raw-milk cheese. We are at 240 Saunders Road in
Argyle, NY. (1 mile from State Rt. 40 on County Rt. 49. Then 3/4
mile on Saunders Rd.)
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