Snow Farm Vineyard


Vermont’s first vineyard, Snow Farm Winery boasts a sweet tasting room tucked away down a dirt road (look for the signs off US 2). Sample its award-winning whites, Fox Hill maple dessert wine and ice wine in the rustic barn (up to three small tastes are free; a full tasting with souvenir glass costs $9). A free summer concert series (Thursday evenings June through August) features everything from classical to jazz to bluegrass to classic rock.


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