If you want to learn about maple syrup process and they try the real stuff, GO HERE!! the lady who gave us a tour taught us so much in the first 10 minutes we were there. Bought all our friends some gifts (syrup, of course) so they can can taste this liquid gold.
I nice detour from downtown Brattleboro.
Easy to find. Small, but cute, gift shop. Yummy maple syrup products.
I had the pleasure of getting a personal, quick tour by a Robb Family member of the farm and the process. Very interesting and informative. A highlight.
Incredible visit. Mr. Robb greeted us and offered us a tour right off the bat which was unexpected and an added bonus. He explained the history of the farm and the process behind making the syrup. We then got a couple of free samples. Best maple syrup I've ever had. We bought some to take home as well.
If you go to Southern Vermont, visit the Robb Family farm for an unforgettable, authentic experience!
Quaint little shop with locally made in Vermont items. As we walked in, Robb himself came in and greeted us and asked if we wanted a tour. Of course we did. What a treat! Robb is 87 yrs old, but you can tell he is as enthusiastic about his place as he probably was when he 1st started. Fantastic energy and eagerness to show his farm to tourists. Wish we could have seen the syrup making in progress but the season would have to be Feb, Mar, or Apr. Mr. Robb is the 4th generation Robb family to make maple syrup. He has two beautiful friendly dogs. The small shop holds his maple syrup, creamery, etc. All are locally made.
We stayed here through Harvest Host for one night. What a special place! We were fascinated learning about the history of the farm. Charles Sr gave us a tour and explained how the maple syrup is made. They have over 6200 taps! Such a friendly, accommodating family. We truly enjoyed the whole experience. Go visit this sweet family's farm!