Old World naturally made wines, and other food products, no sulfites added, no filtering or use of fossil fuels in making our wines!
We are the only Organic Winery in Vermont and the only Vineyard that is organic and operated in a totally natural and sustainable manner!
Our wine is held in Oak or Glass containers and is never kept in contact with plastic!
Even our vineyard is constructed from posts of our own cedar trees.
We raise cows, horses, goats, pigs, geese, chickens, turkeys, guinea fowl, all helping to keep the soil in great shape and the weeds and other pests under control.
We grow plants and herbs to protect against disease.
We mostly heat with wood, use gravity and siphons. Our water is from mountain springs.
We are building a new facility out of our own timber.
Everything is grown here in the Green Mountains of Orleans, Vermont
in a natural, sustainable and organic manner.
The way mother nature intended it..
Stay on the farm for a weekend, week or month.
Join our apprenticeship program and stay for 90 days
Learn to live a truly green lifestyle.
Support our efforts by joining our CSA.
Originally a dairy farm established in 1948, Chateau Tarbox is now dedicated to producing all natural organic foods and wines.
The blueberries and vineyards will be more than doubled in it's size this spring.
You can purchase organically grown Bluecrop blueberry plants available to pick up in May .
Growing and offering for sale many of the original eastern highbush
blueberry varieties found in the wild that were used to establish
cultivated commercial blueberries such as Rubel, along with many
different varieties of northern grapes, of which many will be
grown in our greenhouse.
You can support our efforts by joining our CSA and pick up
vegetables, fruits, eggs, maple syrup, balsamic wine vinegar, Highland
grass fed ground Steak, every Saturday for 16 weeks during the summer.
Join us and stay on the farm for a weekend, week or a month or
participate in our apprenticeship program to learn and live an
authentic green lifestyle.

The Amish and Native Americans may be the only ones entitled to ever be called "most sustainable farmer"
but we run a close second!
If you care about the planet, you never eat fast beef, buy a new home or a new car.
If you must sin, buy a Volkswagen Diesel, it's far more eco-friendly than a hybrid!