Mr. Hunter and family spent a day driving around southern Vermont, and we realized that there might be some good cheeses to be found along the way. Turns out there's even a Vermont Cheese Trail, although many of the dairy farms and cheesemakers were located further north in the state.
But in addition to sampling cheese at the Vermont Country Store, we managed to visit two dairy farms: Taylor Farm in Londonderry, makers of Gouda cheese and home to some wondrous Beglian draft horses, and Hildene Farm, which is located on the grounds of Hildene, the Vermont summer home of Robert Todd Lincoln.
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| Mr. Hunter appreciated the name of this brand of cheese: Hunter. |
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| You can sample a big variety of cheese at the Vermont Country Store. |
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| We spotted some Hildene Farm cheese among the many cheeses at the Vermont Country Store. |
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| Vermont Cheesemakers map. You can find this map online, too. |
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| On the porch of the Vermont Country Store, Mr. Hunter climbed onto a tall stack of wheels of Cabot cheddar cheese. |
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| Mr. Hunter considers the selection of goat cheeses at Hildene Farm. |
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| A sign across the road from Taylor Farm. |
The Vermont Country Store
Taylor Farm
Hildene Farm
Weston, Londonderry, and Manchester, Vermont
September 2012
Vermont Cheese Trail Map from the Vermont Cheese Council -
http://www.vtcheese.com/cheesetrail.htm
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