Easy to find, and on the way to it from St. Albans you can see a covered bridge. The winery is pretty, a working farm. The tasting is generous, the wine is tasty. They do ship. There is a sugarhouse on the premises.

We always buy their Cranberry wine for Thanksgiving. They have many varieties and now include an ice apple creme liquor - smooth and creamy with a taste of apple at the end. Wine tastings when you shop.

We visited on an unusually warm day in March when we should have been skiing at Stowe. The young lady working in the tasting room was alone with a crowd, and handled it all very nicely! I usually like one or two wines at these places, but came home with 6 different kinds - my favorite being the Cowtipper! Who... More

Love the Corn Maze.... and the country store to shop in afterwards. Great place.

Beautiful barn, good wines, fun to try the wine sampler and receive a free wine glass.

We visited here whilst we were stopping in Stowe on a snowboarding holiday. The drive took around 50 minutes, but it was well worth it if you like wine. We did a tour of the winery, which basically involves going downstairs to see where they actually produce the wines, looking at the machines, and watching a short video about the... More

Great wines at a reasonable price. Very inexpensive tasting with some knowledgeable people. Spend an hour here on your way to or from Stowe.

We did wine tasting at the Boyden Winery last week. There were lots of people there from all parts of the United States. We had a tour of the winery with a video of the vineyards and some processes like making Ice Wine. We tasted 7 different wines with several whites being my favorite. Fun time!!

I found this winery on Trip Advisor and was not really planning on stopping here but found some extra time in the day and made it over to Cambridge from Stowe. I am glad we stopped here. We missed the wine tour but had a tasting. It was $6.00 for a sample of 7 wines. We purchased a couple bottles... More