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There are loads of farms and vineyards on the South Coast. Here’s a few more that are not on the route but worth checking out while you are there.
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More Farms
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Shy Brothers Farm
2001 Main Road, Westport Point, MA 02791
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The home of Hannahbells, tiny artisanal cheeses, hand made by the very shy Santos brothers at their third-generation dairy farm in Westport, Massachusetts. They are delicious!
This is a working farm and not really open to the public.. because they are shy and they have work to do.
Find out where to buy their cheese on their website
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Evas Garden
105 Jordan Road
Dartmouth, MA
(508) 636-5869
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An organic herb garden with some of the tastiest and the most diverse assortment of herbs on the South Coast. This farm is not open to the public either but Eva sometimes gives private tours with advance notice. Contact her for a tour. She also has a cottage that she rents out.
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River Rock Farm
236 Fisherville Lane, South Westport MA 02790.
(508) 636-5586. E-mail: pschmid3@att.net
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Again, a working farm that is not open to the public but is a great example of the local fare and worth sampling if you are inclined to buy at least ¼ of an animal. River Rock Farm raises grass-fed Angus beef.
They are certified organic and can sell you at least 1/4 of an animal, arrange the processing at a USDA approved slaughterhouse and arrange for local delivery as well. Contact them to find out more.
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One More Vineyard
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Running Brook Vineyard and Winery
335 Old Fall River Road
North Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 985-1998
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Running Brook Vineyard and Winery was founded in 1998 by Pedro Teixeira and Manual Morais out of a vision to produce top quality wines that will make New Englanders proud and satisfy their palates. Running Brook is fairly close to the Westport Rivers Winery but unfortunately it’s not a very nice bike ride or walk. Their wines, however, are very nice and it’s well worth your while to stop by for a tour and a tasting.
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