1. Sip, Savor, and Stroll Through Rustic Beauty at Fulchino Vineyard
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Andrew Fulchino, Al Fulchino has always held a fascination farming and winemaking. When he inherited his grandfather’s wine press he started to experiment with his own wines and decided that he needed his own vineyards to realize his dreams.
Once the vineyards were planted and the winery built Al could concentrate on making exceptional wines.
Visitors are welcome to come and experience a tasting at the winery, where you can purchase a variety of cheeses, charcuterie and crackers to accompany your tasting of signature blends, red and white cultivars. Fulchino Vineyard is also home to a nursery where you can buy an assortment of garden plants.
Fulchino Vineyard, 187 Pine Hill Rd, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-438-5984
2. If You Love Farm-Fresh Finds and Country Charm, Visit Brookdale Fruit Farm
The Brookdale Fruit Farm has been a family-owned and operated business since 1847. Each subsequent generation of Hardy children has made improvements to the original farm and today livestock has been replaced by ever-increasing fruit orchards.
Visitors can stock up on fresh wholesome veggies and fruit daily at the Farm Stall or take advantage of seasonal Pick-your-own opportunities. The best time of year to pick berries is between May and August, while apples, pumpkins and late-season raspberries are harvested from September to early November. The farm also operates a nursery where you can buy seedlings for your garden. No-one can resist the popular Ice Cream Stand where you can buy premium, natural farm-fresh ice cream from Annabelle’s.
Brookdale Fruit Farm, 41 Broad Street, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-465-2240
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