Spring 2013 guide - Piedmont Environmental Council

2013
Food Guide
loudoun county
Fresh Foods from Loudoun County’s Family Farms
CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture)
What is a CSA?
A CSA is a farm that grows for a
group of families. Members join
before the season begins and
receive a weekly basket of farm
products.
Cheese
& Dairy
Meat
Poultry/
Eggs
Chicama Run, LLC
14809 Purcellville Road
Purcellville
Joseph and Dana Sacco
(540) 668 · 9828
dana@chicamarun.com
www.chicamarun.com
Sells On-Site (Tues & Wed 10 am-2 pm,
Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun 11 am-4 pm)
Free-Range Eggs; Pastured Chicken
& Pork; Grass-Fed Beef, Lamb &
Goat; Meat CSA; Fresh Milk
Great Country Farms
18780 Foggy Bottom Road
Bluemont
Specialty
Products
Produce
U-Pick
Mark & Kate Zurschmeide
(540) 554 · 2073
CSA@greatcountryfarms.com
www.greatcountryfarms.com
PYO & Farm market, CSA,
Agritourism, Family Fun, School
Tours, Birthday Parties, Corporate
Picnics, Dog Park, Festivals
Strawberries,
Blueberries,
Blackberries,
Peaches, Veggies,
Apples, Pumpkins
Herban Avenues at
the AHHA Ranch
38363 Stevens Road
Lovettsville
Laura Davimes
(804) 320 · 0665
greatday@chooseherbs.com
www.ChooseHerbs.com
Sells online, CSA,
LoudounFlavor.com, Purcellville &
Middleburg Farmers Markets
Herbal Teas, Potted Herbs, Eggs,
Body Care and Bath Products, Dried
Fresh Cut Herbs/Flowers
Mountain View Farm at
Blue Ridge Center for
Environmental Stewardship
11661 Harpers Ferry Road
Purcellville
Shawna DeWitt & Attila Agoston
(571) 271 · 2136
shawna_dewitt@yahoo.com
www.mvforganics.com
www.blueridgecenter.org
CSA, sells on-site, DC Area
Farmers Markets
Certified Produce, Free Range
Eggs, Pastured Pork
Moutoux Orchard
15290 Purcellville Road
Purcellville
Rob Moutoux
moutouxorchard@yahoo.com
www.moutouxorchard.com
Whole Diet CSA
Peaches, Apples, Seasonal Vegetables,
Whole Wheat and Spelt Flours,
Pastured Eggs, Grass Fed Lamb
Painted Sky Farm
18651 Trinity Church Road
Purcellville
Steven Kennedy
(703) 470 · 3739
PaintedSkyFarmVA@gmail.com
www.paintedskyfarm.com
Sells on-site, CSA and at Purcellville,
Hillsboro & Ashburn Farmers Markets
Seasonal Heirloom Produce,
Culinary and Medicinal Herbs
Photo by Molly Peterson
Potomac Vegetable Farm
15227 Berlin Turnpike
Purcellville
Stacey Carlberg
(540) 882 · 3885
Stacey@potomacvegetablefarms.com
www.potomacvegetablefarms.com
CSA (on-farm pickup & Leesburg
drop), Farmstand (Tues-Sun,
10 am-6:30 pm), Leesburg Farmers
Market. See website for all locations.
Ecoganically Grown Vegetables,
Herbs, Cut Flowers
Quarter Branch Farm
40327 Quarter Branch Road
Lovettsville
Kevin Grove
(540) 822 · 0123
kevin@quarterbranchfarm.com
www.quarterbranchfarm.com
CSA, Rockville Farmers Market,
Leesburg Winter Farmers Market,
Email Orders (see website for details)
Carrot, Celery, Beet, Garlic, Squash,
Tomato, Pepper, Onion, Salad, Cooking
Greens, Sweet Potato, and Much More
Stoneybrook Organic
Farm and Market
37091 Charles Town Pike
Hillsboro
Matt Scott
(540) 668 · 9067
matt@stoneybrookfarm.org
www.stoneybrookfarm.org
Sells on-site, roadside stand, CSA
Farm: Certified Organic Produce. Farm
Market: Produce, Eggs, Dairy, Meat, Cheese,
Grains, Bulk Foods, Natural Foods, etc.
Willowsford Farm
23595 Founders Drive
Ashburn
Mike Snow
(571) 297 · 6900
info@willowsfordfarm.com
www.willowsford.com/farm
Sells at CSA and Farm Stand,
Wednesdays & Saturdays,
May 11-Nov 23
Seasonal Produce, Strawberries, Honey,
Eggs, Local Grass-Fed Meats, Dairy,
Fruit, Baked Goods, Natural Foods
Don’t miss Loudoun’s
2013 Spring
Farm Tour
Celebrate the start
of this year’s
growing season!
Saturday,
May 18th &
Sunday,
May 19th
10 am – 4 pm
www.loudounfarms.org
The Many Reasons to
Buy Local!
Buying local gives you
freedom of choice for your
family’s health and nutrition.
Locally grown & produced
foods are exceptionally
fresh, delicious & abundant.
Buying local protects
the environment.
Buying local supports
endangered family
farms and strengthens
the local economy.
Buying local protects
open space and farmland.
Find Local Food, Join the Conversation
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www.pecva.org
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Charlottesville, VA
Permit No. 232

www.BuyLocalVirginia.org
Farm Stands/
Roadside Stands
Farms
Brossman’s Farm Stand
14740 James Monroe Hwy
Leesburg
Rick & Stephanie Brossman
(703) 777 · 1127
brossmanfarmstand@gmail.com
Sells at farm stand on Route 15
North of Leesburg, Open daily
9 am-7 pm starting mid-May
Peaches, Nectarines, Sweet Corn,
Tomatoes, Melons, Cantaloupes,
Strawberries, Pumpkins, Squash,
Blueberries, Peppers, Plums
Cornucopia Farm
37823 Snickersville Turnpike
Philomont
John & Diane Harry
(540) 338 · 7733
farmstand@dishmail.net
www.cornucopiafarmva.com
Sells on-site (7 days/week, 9 am-5 pm)
Cut Flowers, Chestnuts, Fresh
Free-Range Goose Eggs
Crooked Run Orchard
37883 East Main Street
Purcellville
Sam & Uta Brown
(540) 338 · 6642
www.crookedrunorchard.com
Sells at farmstand (daily 8 am-dark);
U-pick (Mid-July thru end of Oct,
9 am-5 pm). HOURS MAY VARY
Asparagus, Cherries, Blackberries,
Peaches, Plums, Gooseberries, Pears,
Apples, Herbs, Veggies, Pumpkins
Farmer John’s Fruit and
Vegetable Market
15520 James Monroe Hwy
Leesburg
John Whitmore
(703) 777 · 2100 (Farm number)
(703) 771 · 8982 (Daily recording
during season)
veggieman15@aol.com
Sells on-site (Mid-June-Nov,
Daily 8:30 am-sunset)
Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Pumpkins,
Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant,
Onions, Cantaloupe, Watermelon,
Apples, Blackberries, Raspberries, Green
Beans, Yellow Squash, Zucchini, New
Potatoes, Ethnic Vegetables & Greens
Heider’s Farm
Market
14917 James Monroe Highway
Leesburg, VA
Albert Heider
(703) 779 · 7715
heiderfarm@aol.com
www.heidersfarmmarket.com
Sells at farmstand (Daily 9 am-7 pm)
Seasonal Produce, Free-Range Eggs, Pork
Potomac Vegetable Farm
15227 Berlin Turnpike
Purcellville
Stacey Carlberg
(540) 882 · 3885
Stacey@potomacvegetablefarms.com
www.potomacvegetablefarms.com
CSA (on-farm pickup & Leesburg
drop), Farmstand (Tues-Sun,
10 am-6:30 pm), Leesburg Farmers
Market. See website for all locations.
Ecoganically Grown Vegetables,
Herbs, Cut Flowers
Stoneybrook Organic
Farm and Market
37091 Charles Town Pike
Hillsboro
Matt Scott
(540) 668 · 9067
matt@stoneybrookfarm.org
www.stoneybrookfarm.org
Sells on-site, roadside stand, CSA
Farm: Certified Organic Produce. Farm
Market: Produce, Eggs, Dairy, Meat, Cheese,
Grains, Bulk Foods, Natural Foods, etc.
Cheese
& Dairy
Meat
Poultry/
Eggs
A Dozen Eggs LLC
37938 Charles Town Pike
Purcellville
Belinda Moh
(703) 829 · 2317
info@pastureraisedeggs.com
www.pastureraisedeggs.com
Sells on-site
Eggs, Pastured Chicken, Grass-Fed
Beef, Cheeses, Butter, Jams, Jellies,
Honey, Peaches, Apples, Nectarines
Allder School Berries
37825 Allder School Road
Purcellville
Warren Howell
(540) 454 · 6488
allder.school@gmail.com
Sells at local retailers and
Leesburg Farmers Market
Certified Naturally Grown Raspberries,
Blackberries, Blueberries, Figs,
Asparagus, Other Vegetables
Ayrshire Farm
21846 Trappe Road
Upperville
(540) 592 · 7018
contacts@ayrshirefarm.com
www.AyrshireFarm.com
Sells online, restaurants, retailers,
Home Farm Store in Middleburg,
Hunter’s Head Tavern
Certified Organic Rare Breed Livestock:
Beef, Pork, Poultry, Humane Veal
Apples
Asparagus
Blackberries
Blueberries
Broccoli
Cantaloupe
Cucumbers
Grapes
Green Beans
Green Peppers
Greens/Spinach
Nectarines
Peaches
Pumpkins
Raspberries
Squash
Strawberries
Sweet Corn
Tomatoes
Watermelons
Specialty
Products
Produce
U-Pick
Fruit & vegetable
Bay Haven Farm, LLC/
Practically Country
19028 Sullystone Lane
Round Hill
Anna Cohen
(703) 401 · 4054
acohen@bayhavenfarm.com
www.bayhavenfarm.com
Sells online, on-site by
appt., weekly delivery
Free-Range Eggs, Pasture Raised Pork,
Lamb & Turkey, Goats Milk Shares,
Goat Cheese & Goats Milk Soap
Beaucaire Farm
Purcellville
Irene and Jim Mandracchia
(540) 751 · 0104
idmandracchia@aol.com
Sells from farm by telephone or email
Lamb, Eggs, Turkey, Honey, Wax,
Wool Products, Breeding Stock
Beesburg of Leesburg
241K Loudoun St SW
Leesburg
Jesse Vaughan
(571) 88 · BBURG
sales@beesburgofleesburg.com
www.beesburgofleesburg.com
Sells via website or by phone.
Can be shipped or picked up in person.
Herbal Teas, Potted Herbs, Eggs, Body Care
and Locally-produced Loudoun County
Honey, Wax, Candles, Soaps, Lotions
Black Sheep Farm
14605 Chapel Lane
Leesburg
Martha Polkey
(703) 777 · 7640
sheep@budiansky.com
Direct sales
Natural Lamb for the Freezer, Wool Products
Blackwood Farm
20707 St. Louis Road
Purcellville
Brad and Sue Toohill
(540) 338 · 2486
Sells on Thursdays at
Purcellville Farmers Market
Honey, Eggs, Beeswax Candles,
Lip Balm, Soap
Blue Moon Herbs
20133 Gleedsville Road
Leesburg
Lynne Wright
(703) 737 · 3123
bluemoonherb@aol.com
Sells on farm in May (call for schedule)
& Local Nurseries/Garden Centers
Naturally Grown Herbs, Fruits, and
Vegetables Sold as Potted Plants
Brossman’s Farm Stand
14740 James Monroe Hwy
Leesburg
Rick & Stephanie Brossman
(703) 777 · 1127
brossmanfarmstand@gmail.com
Sells at farm stand on Route 15
North of Leesburg, Open daily
9 am-7 pm starting mid-May
Peaches, Nectarines, Sweet Corn,
Tomatoes, Melons, Cantaloupes,
Strawberries, Pumpkins, Squash,
Blueberries, Peppers, Plums
Buchanan Farms
40817 Browns Lane
Waterford
Sharon Buchanan
(703) 727 · 1172
buchananmeats@aol.com
Sells on-site, Leesburg &
Brambleton Farmers Markets
Controlled Breeding and Feeding Family
Farm: Black Angus Beef, Heritage Breed
Pork, Lamb. Raised for Premium Quality and
Taste. Cut by Piece, or Whole/Half Sales.
Checkmate Farm
18923 Checkmate Lane
Bluemont
Kathy Donovan
(540) 554 · 2858
kathy@checkmatefarm.com
www.checkmatefarm.com
On-site sales by appt.
Freezer Lamb from Fat-Tailed Sheep
(Variety of Cuts), Natural & Dyed Roving,
Fleeces, Pelts, Sheep Breeding Stock,
Eggs, Poultry, Buckeye Chicken Breeder
Chicama Run, LLC
14809 Purcellville Road
Purcellville
Joseph and Dana Sacco
(540) 668 · 9828
dana@chicamarun.com
www.chicamarun.com
Sells On-Site (Tues & Wed 10 am-2 pm,
Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun 11 am-4 pm)
Free-Range Eggs; Pastured Chicken
& Pork; Grass-Fed Beef, Lamb &
Goat; Meat CSA; Fresh Milk
Commonwealth Farms
36625 Shoemaker School Road
Purcellville
(540) 454 · 6403
dlohmann3@aol.com
Sells on-site (call in advance),
Abernethy & Spencer
Greenhouses in Lincoln
Natural Organic Beef, Goat,
Poultry, Raw Milk
Cornucopia Farm
37823 Snickersville Turnpike
Philomont
AVAilability calendar
John & Diane Harry
(540) 338 · 7733
farmstand@dishmail.net
www.cornucopiafarmva.com
Sells on-site (7 days/week, 9 am-6 pm)
Cut Flowers, Chestnuts, Fresh
Free-Range Goose Eggs
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
In addition to the standard fruit and vegetables you see on this chart, Loudoun farmers and farmers markets offer an even broader variety
of produce to pick from. Explore your farmers’ websites and other online sites to find recipes that might appeal to your family.
Business Opportunities in our Local Food Economy
“There are many opportunities to help build our local food system. Think about investing or operating a local business.
Check out these suggestions and talk to us about your idea: sejohnson@pecva.org or jpalmer@pecva.org
1. Work on a farm
2. Help farms find seasonal labors
3. Glean seconds or surplus crops from farm fields
and use to create value-added products
4. Help farms develop their marketing strategies:
product labeling, online presence, etc.
5. Assist farms in recording keeping and accounting
6. Open a local-only store
7. Help create infrastructure to process meat, dairy,
or produce
8. Develop distribution routes and coordinate
product delivery to restaurants and retailers

www.pecva.org
Quarter Branch Farm
Back to the land
There’s no question about it—Kevin Grove of
Quarter Branch Farm loves his job. Walking
around the Lovettsville farm with Kevin, you
can’t help but feel the tangible excitement and
passion that he has for his work—growing the best
quality greens and vegetables he can for his local
customers.
As he walks down his rows of produce, he’ll
point out the various nutrients associated with
each plant and great ways to eat them. He’ll
show you the three large hoop houses he built—
explaining how they work and how he uses them to
extend the growing season. Kevin will happily talk
about the different ways he grows his seedlings, or
how to build a cold storage facility using a window
AC unit. He’ll eagerly tell you about his successes
and failures, all with a humble smile. Yet, if you had
told Kevin years ago that he would one day run his
own farm? “I would have just laughed,” he says.
That’s because, until a few years ago, Kevin
was a cabinetmaker. He first became interested in
growing his own food due to a health issue, and so
he started a garden. Kevin says that as he read a
number of books about growing food—he knew he
was hooked. “I found myself wanting to get back
to the land,” he explains. “The books got me really
interested in farming as a profession... So I went
for it and haven’t looked back since.”
So, with no farming background, Kevin started
his farm on a quarter acre of his family’s land in
2009. While he says no one should start the way
he did, his expanding farm proves his success.
Kevin is in his 4th growing season, and his quarter
acre has turned into ten acres. He has gone from
paying one full-time employee to four—plus a few
part-time workers. And, in 2011, Kevin’s farm was
chosen for the Forum for Rural Innovation Award.
“I’ve learned a lot,” says Kevin. “It hasn’t
been easy. I’ve made a lot of mistakes and have
a long way to go, but I’m really optimistic about
the farm... This work is a whole lot of fun and is
really rewarding. I really enjoy working with my
employees and with customers. It’s great seeing
the end product go right into the hand of the
person who’s going to eat it. That’s what makes it
all worth it.”
Learn more about Quarter Branch Farm at www.quarterbranchfarm.com
Photo by Katherine Vance
Local Spring Quiche
from Day Spring Farm
Most of these ingredients are available through local sources,
ask around and find new places to get all your food locally!
1 pie crust
½ lb. pork sausage (Day Spring Farm: pasture raised, non
GMO, nitrate free)
½ bunch fresh watercress leaves or other local cress or kale
2 green onions, chopped
6 oz. Baby Swiss cheese, shredded
6 large eggs (Day Spring Farm: pasture raised, non GMO)
1 cup heavy cream (Day Spring Farm cow share)
½ tsp Celtic sea salt
Dash of ground nutmeg
Dash of pepper
Fit pie crust into a 9 in pie plate, prick bottom and sides with a fork
and bake at 400° for 7 minutes. Cook sausage until done, add cress
and green onion and cook 1 minute longer, drain well and sprinkle
evenly over pie crust. Sprinkle 2/3 of cheese over sausage mixture.
Beat the eggs, add cream and salt, nutmeg and pepper, stir. Pour
over sausage and cheese. Top with remain cheese and bake at 350°
for 30-35 minutes. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.
Photo by Jessie Baker
Farms
Crazy Horse Garden
Quaker Lane
Middleburg
Julia Tayloe
(540) 687 · 8621
crazyhorsegarden@yahoo.com
Phone or email orders
Vegetable and Herbs Year Round
Creek Crossing Farm
37768 Chappelle Hill Road
Lincoln
Barbara Baroody
(540) 338 · 7550
creekcrossingfarm@comcast.net
www.creekcrossingfarm.com
Bed & Breakfast
Organic Blueberries & Raspberries;
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Peppers, Green
Beans; Free Range Organic Eggs
Crooked Run Orchard
37883 East Main Street
Purcellville
Sam & Uta Brown
(540) 338 · 6642
www.crookedrunorchard.com
Sells at farmstand (daily 8 am-dark);
U-pick (Mid-July thru end of Oct,
9 am-5 pm). Hours may vary.
Asparagus, Cherries, Blackberries,
Peaches, Plums, Gooseberries, Pears,
Apples, Herbs, Veggies, Pumpkins
Day Spring Farm
21388 Steptoe Hill Rd
Middleburg
Sean and Jessie Baker
(540) 687 · 6036
dayspring.farm@hotmail.com
www.dayspringfarmva.com
Sells on-site by appt. only,
Leesburg Wednesday Market
(every other Wednesday)
Grass-Fed Beef & Lamb, Non-GMO
Fed Pastured Pork, Non-GMO Fed
Chicken, Turkey & Eggs, Fresh Milk
Dog Star Farm
39524 Rickard Road
Lovettsville
Ed & Alisa Daum
(540) 882 · 3184
edaum@usa.net
Sells on-site
Raspberries, Seasonal Produce, Eggs
Eagletree Farm
15126 Harrison Hill Lane
Leesburg
Jeff Judge and Lori McKeever
(703) 851 · 0699
lorimckeever@gmail.com
www.eagletreefarm.com
U-pick season begins about June 15.
Call/email for optimum picking times
Blueberries
East Lynn Farm
19955 Airmont Road
Round Hill
Georgia Ravitz
(202) 253 · 3737
locallygrownva@gmail.com
www.eastlynnfarm.com
Sells on-site and CSA (see
website for more information)
Seasonal Produce, Eggs, Flowers,
Poultry, Duck, Heritage-Breed Fowl,
Pasture-Raised Angus Beef and Lamb,
Thanksgiving Turkeys, Easter and
Passover Lamb, Kosher Beef and Lamb
Endless Summer
Harvest
36474 Osburn Road
Purcellville
Mary Ellen Taylor
(540) 751 · 0900
info@esharvest.com
www.esharvest.com
Sells at area Farmers Markets, upscale
restaurants and specialty stores.
Gourmet Lettuces, Specialty Salad Greens,
Microgreens, Culinary Herbs year-round
Fair Oaks Farm
23718 New Mountain Road
Aldie
Georgia Ravitz
(202) 253 · 3737
locallygrownva@gmail.com
www.fairoaksfarmva.com
Sells on-site and CSA
(see website for more information)
Seasonal Produce, Eggs, Flowers,
Poultry, Duck, Heritage-Breed Fowl,
Pasture-Raised Angus Beef and Lamb,
Thanksgiving Turkeys, Easter and
Passover Lamb, Kosher Beef and Lamb
Faith like a Mustard
Seed Farm
42906 Lucketts Road
Leesburg
Karl and Patricia Glaeser
(401) 523 · 2474
faithlikeamustardseedfarm@gmail.com
faithlikeamustardsee.wix.com/farm#!
Sells on-site by appt, local restaurants
Pasture Raised Heritage Pork,
Non-GMO Eggs and Turkeys, B&B/
Agritourism, Horse Boarding
Farmer John’s Fruit and
Vegetable Market
15520 James Monroe Hwy
Leesburg
John Whitmore
(703) 777 · 2100 (Farm number)
(703) 771 · 8982 (Daily recording
during season)
veggieman15@aol.com
Sells on-site (Mid-June-Nov,
Daily 8:30 am-sunset)
Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Pumpkins,
Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant,
Onions, Cantaloupe, Watermelon,
Apples, Blackberries, Raspberries, Green
Beans, Yellow Squash, Zucchini, New
Potatoes, Ethnic Vegetables & Greens
Fields of Athenry
Farm
38082 Snickersville Tnpk
Purcellville
Elaine Boland
(703) 700 · 5765
elaine@fieldsofathenryfarm.com
www.fieldsofathenryfarm.com
Sells on-site (Thurs-Sat,
11 am-5 pm), online for local
delivery (Loudoun/nearby
counties). Will ship nationwide.
Beef, Lamb, Pork, Poultry, Thanksgiving
Turkey, Other Fine Products
Fields of Flowers
37879 Allder School Road
Purcellville
Robbie East
(540) 338 · 7231
flwrfarm@aol.com
www.fields-of-flowers.com
Sells on-site mid-May thru October,
Thursday - Saturday, 8 am - 6 pm;
other times by appt.
U-Pick Flowers, Herbs, Grasses
Fleetwood Farm
23075 Evergreen Mills Road
Leesburg
Walt Feasel
(571) 393 · 1859
fleetwoodfarm@hotmail.com
sites.google.com/site/fleetwoodfarm
Sells on-site by appt only, online
Grass-fed, free-range Beef, Pork,
Lamb, Chicken, Turkey, Free-Range
Eggs. No Growth Hormones.
Frog Haven Farm
14016 Mountain Rd.
Purcellville
Valerie Campbell
(540) 338 · 7387
valcdvm@aol.com
Sells on-site by appt. (call or email)
Freezer Lamb, Live Lambs,
Bottle Lambs, Ewes
George’s Mill Farm
Artisan Cheese, LLC
11873 Georges Mill Road
Lovettsville
Molly Kroiz
(571) 442 · 7444
georgesmillcheese@gmail.com
www.georgesmillcheese.com
Sells on-site, Purcellville Farmers
Market, Hillsboro Farmers
Market, restaurants, wineries
Fresh Chevre, Herb and Garlic Chevre, Feta,
Bloomy Rind (Brie-Style) Cheeses, Tomme
Great Country Farms
18780 Foggy Bottom Road
Bluemont
Mark & Kate Zurschmeide
(540) 554 · 2073
CSA@greatcountryfarms.com
www.greatcountryfarms.com
PYO & Farm market, CSA,
Agritourism, Family Fun, School
Tours, Birthday Parties, Corporate
Picnics, Dog Park, Festivals
Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries,
Peaches, Veggies, Apples, Pumpkins
Greenstone Fields
38223 John Wolford Road
Purcellville
Barbara Lamborne
(540) 882 · 4408
greenstone@rstarmail.com
www.greenstonefields.com
Sells at Falls Church Farmers
Market, Potomac Vegetable
Farm CSA, Farm Stand
Specialty Cut Flowers, Asparagus, Shiitake
Mushrooms, Berries, and Heirloom Tomatoes
Gum Springs Farm
21980 Quaker Lane
Middleburg
Frannie Kansteiner
(540) 592 · 9561
Sells on-site by appt
Produce, Herbs, Eggs

www.BuyLocalVirginia.org
Farms
Cheese
& Dairy
Meat
Poultry/
Eggs
Heider’s Farm
Market
14917 James Monroe Highway
Leesburg, VA
Albert Heider
(703) 779 · 7715
heiderfarm@aol.com
www.heidersfarmmarket.com
Sells at farmstand (Daily 9 am-7 pm)
Seasonal Produce, Free-Range Eggs, Pork
Herban Avenues at
the AHHA Ranch
38363 Stevens Road
Lovettsville
Laura Davimes
(804) 320 · 0665
greatday@chooseherbs.com
www.ChooseHerbs.com
Sells online, CSA,
LoudounFlavor.com, Purcellville &
Middleburg Farmers Markets
Herbal Teas, Potted Herbs, Eggs,
Body Care and Bath Products, Dried
Fresh Cut Herbs/Flowers
Lily’s Garden LLC
18035 Lincoln Road
Purcellville
Specialty
Products
Produce
U-Pick
Lily Florenz
(917) 517 · 3174
lilysherbgarden@gmail.com
Sells through CSA and
local restaurants
Heirloom Tomatoes, Culinary Herbs,
Specialty Salad Greens, Squash,
Cucumbers, Peppers and More!
Little Stream Farm LLC
13420 Stream Farm Lane
Lucketts
Andrew Presgraves
(703) 777 · 1640
littlestreamfarmllc@aol.com
Sells on-site
“Almost Organic” Eggs
Locust Hill Farm LLC
P.O. Box 247
Middleburg
Michael Webert
(703) 906 · 4667
locusthillangus1@gmail.com
www.locusthill.com
Direct Sales (call or email
for product availability)
Natural Angus Beef
Lowelands Farm
21344 Steptoe Hill Road
Middleburg
Rick and Karen Lowe
(540) 687 · 6923
lowelandfarm@aol.com
www.lowelandsfarm.com
Sells on-site by appt. (please
call first) and online
Locally Grown and Prepared Herbal
and Fruited Honeys, Herbal Wine
Vinegars and Dried Herb Blends
Milcreek Farm
37964 Long Lane
Lovettsville
Donald Ulmer
(540) 822 · 4181
Milcrk@aol.com
www.milcrk.com
Sells at LVHMC markets (Ashburn,
Cascades, Leesburg) and on-site by appt.
Grass-Fed and Pasture-Fed Beef, Lamb,
Goat (Sold as retail cuts, 1/4’s, 1/2’s
or whole) Chicken, Eggs, Rabbit
Fabbioli Cellars
Mill Road Farm
19440 Dunlop Mill Road
Leesburg
The Hatch Family
(703) 777 · 1356
beefhatch@aol.com
Sells at Leesburg Farmers Market,
Cascade Farmers Market, Direct Sales
Grass-Fed Beef, Lamb, Honey
Mountain View Farm at
Blue Ridge Center for
Environmental Stewardship
11661 Harpers Ferry Road
Purcellville
Shawna DeWitt & Attila Agoston
(571) 271 · 2136
shawna_dewitt@yahoo.com
www.mvforganics.com
www.blueridgecenter.org
CSA, sells on-site, DC Area
Farmers Markets
Certified Produce, Free Range
Eggs, Pastured Pork
Moutoux Orchard
15290 Purcellville Road
Purcellville
Rob Moutoux
moutouxorchard@yahoo.com
www.moutouxorchard.com
Whole Diet CSA
Peaches, Apples, Seasonal Vegetables,
Whole Wheat and Spelt Flours,
Pastured Eggs, Grass Fed Lamb
New Asbury Farm
41469 Springvalley Lane
Leesburg
Bill and Joan Baker
(703) 542 · 6226
info@newasburyfarm.com
www.newasburyfarm.com
Direct sales
Pasture-Raised Sweet & Mild Lamb
and Mutton by whole or cut. Available
Year Round on Farm. No Growth
Hormones, No Antibiotics
Growing grapes and a business sustainably
For Doug Fabbioli of Fabbioli Cellars in
Leesburg, growing his winery and his
vines in a way that is environmentally
and economically sustainable is a center point
of his business philosophy. “Honestly,” he says,
“environmental and economic sustainability really
go hand in hand.”
On the business side, Doug has been careful
to “grow on the gravy [he’s] making rather than
spending millions on a big operation up front.”
He wants his wine to earn its keep, so he has
taken it slow. When Doug and his family came to
Virginia in 1997, he had over a decade of winery
and vineyard work under his belt. The Fabbioli’s
bought their 25-acre plot and planted some
vines. Yet—rather than immediately starting his
own business—Doug got a job as a winemaker
at a vineyard down the road and later worked as
a consultant for multiple vineyards. He waited
patiently until his vines were established, and
then he stepped back from his other work to
focus on making his own wine.
“Again, it’s sustainable growth,” Doug
explains. “You start small, build a customer base,
make a great quality product, and then expand as
you need.” Fabbioli Cellars opened their doors for
tastings in 2007, eventually expanding their hours
from a few days a week to seven.
Doug also knows that to maintain his
business, he has to maintain the natural
resources he depends on. So, he has implemented
environmentally friendly technology and
practices. His fertilizer is compost from his
operation and from neighboring farms, and he
uses an integrated pest management system—
utilizing as much hand labor as possible. “I
want to make smart decisions,” Doug says. “I’d
much rather throw labor at something than a big
gun of chemicals.” He also uses a geothermal
heating and cooling system, an earthen cave for
temperature controlled storage, and is looking
into getting solar panels.
Today, Fabbioli Cellars is producing about
4,000 cases of wine a year with ten acres of vines
in the ground, and all of this careful planning and
growth stems from Doug’s love of winemaking.
“The base is the wine,” he smiles. “The base is the
grapes...We have great artisan craftsmen in the
cellar and the vineyard making the best product
we can from the land.”
To learn more about Fabbioli Cellars, visit www.fabbioliwines.com
Photo by Katherine Vance
North Fork Fields
36715 North Fork Road
Purcellville
Sharon DiRenzo
(540) 338 · 5325
sdire60347@aol.com
www.northforkfields.com
Sells directly to customer
Call for availability
Free-Range, Pasture-Raised Hormone
and Antibiotic Free Angus Beef
Oak Spring Dairy
8370 Oak Spring Road
Upperville
Allen Bassler
(540) 592 · 3559
oakspringdairy@aol.com
Sells at Marshalls Farm Market &
Purcellville Community Market
25 Varieties of Cheeses
Oakland Green Farm
and Bed & Breakfast
P.O. Box 100
Lincoln
Jean Brown, Sara Brown
and Scott Maison
(540) 338 · 7628
sarabrown8@aol.com
www.oaklandgreen.com
Sells on-site by appt., limited
delivery available
Naturally Raised Angus Beef available
by the cut, quarter, or half
Painted Sky Farm
18651 Trinity Church Road
Purcellville
Steven Kennedy
(703) 470 · 3739
PaintedSkyFarmVA@gmail.com
www.paintedskyfarm.com
Sells on-site, CSA and at Purcellville,
Hillsboro & Ashburn Farmers Markets
Seasonal Heirloom Produce,
Culinary and Medicinal Herbs
Patowmack Farm &
The Restaurant at
Patowmack Farm
42461 Lovettsville Road
Lovettsville
Beverly Morton Billand
(540) 822 · 9017
info@patowmackfarm.com
www.patowmackfarm.com
Sells through on-farm retail market by
appt. See website for restaurant hours
Seasonal Produce, Bakery and Restaurant.
Certified Naturally Grown.
Potomac Vegetable Farm
15227 Berlin Turnpike
Purcellville
Stacey Carlberg
(540) 882 · 3885
Stacey@potomacvegetablefarms.com
www.potomacvegetablefarms.com
CSA (on-farm pickup & Leesburg
drop), Farmstand (Tues-Sun,
10 am-6:30 pm), Leesburg Farmers
Market. See website for all locations.
Ecoganically Grown Vegetables,
Herbs, Cut Flowers
Quarter Branch Farm
40327 Quarter Branch Road
Lovettsville
Kevin Grove
(540) 822 · 0123
kevin@quarterbranchfarm.com
www.quarterbranchfarm.com
CSA, Rockville Farmers Market,
Leesburg Winter Farmers Market,
Email Orders (see website for details)
Carrot, Celery, Beet, Garlic, Squash,
Tomato, Pepper, Onion, Salad, Cooking
Greens, Sweet Potato, and Much More
RedGate Farm
17883 Running Colt Lane
Leesburg
Bill & Sue Bundy
(703) 779 · 0894
lambs4me@aol.com
www.solitudewool.com
Sells on-site
Raw Honey, Beeswax Products, Freezer
Lamb, Hand Selected/Hand
Dyed Breed-Specific Yarn
Red Hill Farm
43086 Lucketts Rd
Leesburg
Becky Ramsey
(540) 641 · 2697
redhillfarm@datson.com
www.redhillfarmllc.com
Sells through website or over
the phone. Delivery available
year-round in NOVA area.
All-Natural Beef: Roasts, Steaks, Ground
Beef, Beef Patties, Bulk Packages
Sheepy Hollow Farm
16358 Hamilton Station Road
Waterford
Ted Droppa
(540) 882 · 3860
farmerted@droppafamily.com
Direct Sales
Fresh & Frozen Lamb
Silcott Springs Farm
19027 Silcott Springs Road
Purcellville
Sam and Teresa Grant
(540) 338 · 1881
tgrantpt@hotmail.com
Direct Sales
Pasture-Raised Beef, Grain-Finished
Beef and Pork, Free Range Eggs
Singing Frog Farm
18685 Canby Rd.
Leesburg
Meredith Kope
(571) 212 · 5625
singingfrogfarm@gmail.com
www.singingfrogfarm.com
Sells at Middleburg Community
Farmers Market
Heirloom Tomatoes, Salad Greens,
Microgreens, Herbs, Local Wedding
Flowers, Cut Flowers, Pasture-
Raised Chicken and Turkey
South Fork Farm
39569 Charles Town Pike
Hamilton
(540) 882 · 4018
psjester@msn.com
Sells on site by appt.
Custom Cut or Pre-Packaged Lamb,
Eggs, Honey, Yarn, Sheepskins, Roving
Spring House Farm
37864 Long Lane
Lovettsville
Andrew Crush
(703) 728 · 6623
springhousefarmva@gmail.com
www.springhousefarmva.com
Sells at gourmet restaurants, CSA
Pasture Raised-Mountain Finished Pork,
Grass-Fed Beef, Pastured-Wooded Goats,
Free-Range Chickens, Rabbits, Eggs, Honey
Stoneybrook Organic
Farm and Market
37091 Charles Town Pike
Hillsboro
Matt Scott
(540) 668 · 9067
matt@stoneybrookfarm.org
www.stoneybrookfarm.org
Sells on-site, roadside stand, CSA
Farm: Certified Organic Produce. Farm
Market: Produce, Eggs, Dairy, Meat, Cheese,
Grains, Bulk Foods, Natural Foods, etc.
Ticonderoga Farms
26469 Ticonderoga Road
Chantilly
Information Desk
(703) 327 · 4424
info@ticonderoga.com
www.ticonderoga.com
Sells on-site (check website for
schedule), open daily by reservations
Seasonal Produce, Eggs, Figs, Bamboo,
Pumpkins, Daffodils (See Website for More)
Vineyard Nursery
PO Box 1118
Middleburg
Sally Bolton
(540) 687 · 5949
sally@thecornergarden.com
Sells at Middleburg Farmers Market
Seasonal Produce

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Farms
Farmers Markets
Wegmeyer Farms
38299 Hughesville Road
Hamilton
Tyler and Harriet Wegmeyer
(540) 751 · 1782
wegmeyerfarms@yahoo.com
www.wegmeyerfarms.com
Sells on-site,U-pick
Blackberries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Gourds, Pumpkins
Wellspring Farm
20309 Edgewood Farm Lane
Purcellville
Andy and Debi Knight
(540) 338 · 0447
info@wellspringfarmllc.com
Sells on-site by appt
Pastured Eggs and Poultry using
certified Non-GMO, 100% Grass-Fed
Lamb, Romney Wool, Dairy Goats
Willow Hawk Farm
11985 Rolling Hills Lane
Lovettsville
Ashley Wells and Greg Treado
(703) 980 · 2866
sheep@willowhawkfarm.com
www.willowhawkfarm.com
Sells at Leesburg Farmers
Market; on-site by appt.
Pasture-Raised Lamb, Individual Cuts
(Prepackaged Frozen), Whole or 1/2
Lamb Butchered to Your Specifications
Woodtrail Graziers
19643 Woodtrail Road
Round Hill
Janet and John Bailey
(540) 554 · 8665
john@woodtrailgraziers.com
www.woodtrailgraziers.com
Sells on-site, Leesburg Winter
Market, Leesburg Farmers Market
Grass-Fed Beef and Lamb, Pastured
Pork and Poultry, Eggs
Ashburn Farmers Market
Ashburn Commons Restaurant Park
Ashburn Village Blvd and
Farmwell Rd (in front of IHOP)
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
May 4-October 26, Saturdays
8 am-12 pm
Brambleton
Farmers Market
Parking lot of ReMax/Sport &
Health Center
42365 Soave Drive, Brambleton
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
May 5-October 27, Sundays 9 am-1 pm
Cascades Farmers
Market
Senior Center Parking Lot
(Behind Staples)
21060 Whitfield Place, Sterling
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
May 5-November 24, Sundays
9 am-1 pm
Hillsboro Farmers Market
Lawn of the Old Stone School
37098 Charles Town Pike, Hillsboro
www.hillsborofarmersmarket.org
(410) 980 · 9193
May 18-September 28,
Saturdays 10 am-2 pm
Leesburg Farmers Market
Catoctin Circle in the Parking Lot of
the Virginia Village Shopping Center
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
May 4-October26, Saturdays, 8 am-12 pm
November-April, Saturdays 9 am-12 pm
Leesburg Wednesday
Farmers Market
Catoctin Circle in the Parking Lot of
the Virginia Village Shopping Center
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
May 1- October 30, Wednesdays,
3 pm-6 pm
Middleburg Community
Farmers Market
Marshall Street and Stonewall Avenue
(Behind Community Center)
www.middleburgfarmersmarket.com
(540) 687 · 5152
May 4-October 26, Saturdays,
8 am-12 pm
LVHMC—
Loudoun County
“Producer-Only”
Farmers Markets
since 1994.
(540) 454 · 8089
www.loudounfarmersmarkets.org
Purcellville Community Market
Purcellville Town Hall Parking Lot
130 East Main Street
www.purcellvillecommunitymarket.com
(703) 967 · 0431
April-November, Saturdays 9 am-1 pm
South Riding Farmers Market
24600 Millstream Drive, Stone Ridge
www.srwellnessconnection.com
(703) 327-0335
April 20-September 28, Saturdays
8 am-12 pm
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23 North Gate Vineyard
24 Fields of Flowers
25 Hunters Run Winery &
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26 Catoctin Creek
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27 Magnolias at the Mill
28 Purcellville Community Market
29 Crooked Run Orchard
30 Bogati Bodega and Vineyard
31 Casanel Vineyards
32 Dry Mill Vineyards & Winery
33 The Wine Kitchen
34 Tuscarora Mill
35 South Street Under Deli & Bakery
36 Fireworks Pizza
37 Healthy by Nature
38 Leesburg Farmers Market
39 Leesburg Wednesday
Farmers Market
40 Bluemont Vineyard
41 Great Country Farm
42 Willowcroft Farm Vineyards
43 Zephaniah Farm Vineyard
44 Cornucopia Farm
45 Fields Of Athenry
46 Ashburn Farmers Market
47 Cascades Farmers Market
48 Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
49 Quattro Goomba’s Winery
50 Brambleton Farmers Market
51 Middleburg Farmers Market
52 Swedenburg Estate Vineyard
53 Willowsford Farm
54 Boxwood Winery
55 South Riding Farmers Market
56 Tasting Room by Boxwood Winery
Please check with farms
for hours before visiting

www.BuyLocalVirginia.org
Vineyards
Grocers/
Specialty Foods
Loudoun County, Virginia: DC’s Wine Country®
boasts exquisite culinary experiences including award-winning
wineries grouped into 5 clusters. Loudoun also features farm-totable
dining, locally made pies and sweets, and more, all set amidst
the backdrop of scenic vistas and charming small towns. For more
information, order your FREE copy of the Touring Guide to Loudoun,
Virginia: DC’s Wine Country® at VisitLoudoun.org.
Please call ahead or visit individual websites for
hours of operation at the wineries listed.
Lost Creek Winery
43277 Spinks Ferry Road
Leesburg
Aimee and Todd Henkle
(703) 443 · 9836
winery@lostcreekwinery.com
www.lostcreekwinery.com
Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, Chambourcin,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Rose,
Late Harvest, Sweet Summer,
Springtime, Courtney’ Christmas
Loudoun Valley Vineyards
38516 Charles Town Pike
Waterford
Cameron & Bree Ann Moore
(540) 882 · 3375
info@loudounvalleyvineyards.com
www.loudounvalleyvineyards.com
Chardonnay, Vinifera Red, Classic
White, Pinot Grigio, Viognier, Pinot
Noir, Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin,
Merlot, Syval, Traminette, Syrah
Legacy, Vin de Pomme, Dynasty
Find out which products are
local and encourage these
outlets to stock even more.
All it takes is a bit of customer
encouragement!
For Goodness Sake
Natural Foods
108-D South Street SE
Leesburg
(703) 771 · 7146
The Harmony
Cluster
Casanel Vineyards
17952 Canby Road
Leesburg
Nelson & Kathleen DeSouza
(540) 751 · 1776
info@casanelvineyards.com
www.casanelvineyards.com
French Classical-Style Wines
Dry Mill Vineyards & Winery
18195 Dry Mill Road
Leesburg
Dean Vanhuss
(703) 737 · 3930
info@drymillwine.com
www.drymillwine.com
Traminette, Chardonnay, Chambourcin,
Syrah, Merlot, Petit Verdot,
Chambourcin Rose, Reserve Wines
Willowcroft Farm Vineyards
38906 Mount Gilead Road
Leesburg
Lew Parker
(703) 777 · 8161
willowine@aol.com
www.willowcroftwine.com
Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon,
Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Riesling, Seyval,
Vidal, Traminette & Petit Verdot
Zephaniah Farm Vineyard
19381 Dunlop Mill Road
Leesburg
Bill Hatch and Chris Hatch
(703) 431 · 2016
bill@zephwine.com
www.zephwine.com
Estate-Grown Wine, Grass-Fed Angus Beef
The Loudoun
Heights Cluster
Bluemont Vineyard
18755 Foggy Bottom Road
Bluemont
Mark & Bruce Zurschmeide;
Bob & Kevin Rupy
(540) 554 · 8439
951@bluemontvineyard.com
www.bluemontvineyard.com
A Variety of Wines including Norton,
Viognier, Vidal Blanc, Merlot, Peach,
Strawberry & Blackberry Fruit Wines
North Gate Vineyard
16031 Hillsboro Road
Purcellville
Mark & Vicki Fedor
(540) 668 · 6248
info@northgatevineyard.com
www.northgatevineyard.com
A Variety of Wines including Chardonnay,
Viognier, Apple, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
Notaviva Vineyards, LLC
13274 Sagle Road
Purcellville
Stephen & Shannon Mackey
(540) 668 · 6756
info@notavivavineyards.com
www.notavivavineyards.com
Viognier, Chardonnay, Chambourcin,
Cabernet Franc, Vidal Blanc and Petit Verdot
The Mosby
Cluster
Boxwood Winery
2042 Burrland Road
Middleburg
Rachel Martin
(540) 687 · 8778
contact@boxwoodwinery.com
www.boxwoodwinery.com
Red, Bordeaux-style blends of
Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Savignon,
Merlot, Petite Verdot, Malbec
Quattro Goomba’s Winery
22860 James Monroe Hwy
Aldie
Jay DeCianno & David Camden
(703) 327 · 6052
qgw@goombawine.com
www.goombawine.com
Variety of Reds and Whites.
Also serve old Italian-style pizza.
Swedenburg Estate Vineyard
23595 Winery Lane
Middleburg
The Swedenburg Family
(540) 687 · 5219
info@swedenburgwines.com
www.swedenburgwines.com
A Variety of Wines including Riesling,
Chantilly, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Cabernet
Sauvignon, C’est La Vie (Rose), Angus Beef
The Potomac
Cluster
Photo by Tom Lussier
The Waterford
Cluster
8 Chains North Winery
38593 Daymont Lane
Waterford
Ben Renshaw
(571) 439 · 2255
info@8chainsnorth.com
www.8chainsnorth.com
Wines Produced by Estate and
Locally Grown Grapes
Catoctin Creek Winery
14426 Richards Run Lane
Purcellville
Jim Hanna
(540) 668 · 7707
info@catoctincreekwinery.com
www.catoctincreekwinery.com
Vidal Blanc, Syrah, Cabernet Franc,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Meritage
Corcoran Vineyards
& Brewery
14635 Corkys Farm Lane
Waterford
Lori Corcoran
(540) 882 · 9073
lori@corcoranvineyards.com
www.corcoranvineyards.com
Viognier, Apple Wine, Chambourcin,
Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Meritage, USB
(Port-Style), RAZ (Raspberry Merlot), Cello
& BlackJack (Blackberry Chambourcin)
Crushed Cellars Winery
37938 Charles Town Pike
Purcellville
Bob Kalok
(571) 374 · 9463
Bob@crushedcellars.com
www.crushedcellars.com
Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, Seyval Blanc,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot. Local Cheeses,
Fresh Bread, Jams, Jellies & More
Hiddencroft Vineyards
12202 Axline Road
Lovettsville
Clyde & Terry Housel
(540) 535 · 5367
winery@hiddencroftvineyards.com
www.hiddencroftvineyards.com
Traminette, Vidal Blanc, Chambourcin,
Cabernet Franc, Dutchman’s Creek Blend,
Tannat, Cherry, Grandma’s Love Potion
Sunset Hills Vineyard, LLC
38295 Freemont Overlook
Purcellville
Diane & Mike Canney
(540) 882 · 4560
information@sunsethillsvineyard.com
www.sunsethillsvineyard.com
Chardonnay, Viognier, Cabernet Franc,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot
Village Winery
& Farm Market
40405 Browns Lane
Waterford
Kent & Karen Marrs
(540) 882 · 3780
info@villagewineryandvineyards.com
www.villagewineryandvineyards.com
Viognier, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit
Verdot, Elderberry, Apple, Raspberry Wine;
Elderberry Specialty Prodcuts; Cow Shares
Wine Tasting
Rooms
Above Ground Winery
105 East Main Street
Purcellville
Mary Beth Barbagallo
(540) 579 · 4467
marybeth@agwinery.com
www.agwinery.com
Artisan Wines
Bogati Bodega and Vineyard
35246 Harry Byrd Hwy #190
Round Hill
Della Bogaty
(540) 338 · 1144
info@bogatibodega.com
www.bogatibodega.com
Seyval, Viognier, Tango Blu, Cab
Franc, Syrah/Mourvedre, Malbec
The Tasting Room Wine Bar
& Shop by Boxwood Winery
1816 Library Street
Reston
Sean Martin
(730) 435 · 3553
contact@thetastingroomwinebar.com
www.thetastingroomwinebar.com
Showcasing Boxwood Wines as well as
other favorites from around the world
Hunters Run Winery
& Tasting Barn
40325 Charlestown Pike
Hamilton
Geri Nolan
(703) 926 · 4183
Geri@huntersrunwinebarn.com
www.huntersrunwinebarn.com
Riesling, Viognier, Rose, Chambourcin,
Cabernet Franc, Wine Barn Red, Traminette,
Todds, & “Geri’s Sangria” Made Fresh.
Healthy by Nature
305 East Market Street
Leesburg
(703) 443 · 6632
www.healthybynatureleesburgva.com
Monday-Friday 9 am-8 pm,
Saturday 10 am-6 pm
Loudoun Heritage
Farm Museum
21668 Heritage Farm Lane
Sterling
(571) 258 · 3800
www.heritagefarmmuseum.org
Loudoun County’s Museum
of Agriculture
Tues-Sat 9:30 am-4:30 pm, Sun
11:30 am-4:30 pm, Mon by appt,
see website for holiday closures
Locally Made Products for Sale
Home Farm Store
1 Washington Street
Middleburg
(540) 687 · 8882
www.homefarmstore.com
Loudoun Flavor
38363 Stevens Road
Lovettsville
market@LoudounFlavor.com
www.LoudounFlavor.com
Market Salamander
200 Washington Street
Middleburg
(540) 687 · 8011
www.market-salamander.com
Mom’s Apple Pie
220 Loudoun Street SE
Leesburg
(703) 771 · 8590
www.momsapplepieco.com
Natural Mercantile
of Hamilton
341 East Colonial Hwy
Hamilton
(540) 338 · 7080
www.naturalmercantile.com
Philomont General Store
36550 Jeb Stuart Road
Philomont
(540) 338 · 5792
www.philomontgeneralstore.com
Wegman’s Dulles
45131 Columbia Place
Sterling
(703) 421 · 2400
www.wegmans.com
Doukenie Winery
14727 Mountain Road
Purcellville
(540) 668 · 6464
info@DoukenieWinery.com
www.doukeniewinery.com
A variety of wines including Merlot, Cabernet
Franc, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon,
Chardonnay, and Raspberry Wine
Hillsborough Vineyards
36716 Charles Town Pike
Purcellville
Bora & Kerem Baki
(540) 668 · 6216
info@hillsboroughwine.com
www.hillsboroughwine.com
A Variety of Wines including Opal,
Ruby, Garnet, Serefina, Moonstone,
Carnelian, Bloodstone, and Onyx
Fabbioli Cellars
15669 Limestone School Road
Leesburg
Doug Fabbioli & Calleen Berg
(703) 771 · 1197
doug@fabbioliwines.com
www.fabbioliwines.com
Tre Sorelle (Bordeaux Blend),
Raspberry Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Pear
Wines, Tannat, Port & Other Stylistic Wines
Hidden Brook Winery
43301 Spinks Ferry Road
Leesburg
Eric & Deborah Hauck
(703) 737 · 3935
info@hiddenbrookwinery.com
www.hiddenbrookwinery.com
Variety of Wines including Vidal
Blanc, Chardonnay, Rose, Cabernet
Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Merlot,
Sweet Amber, Reserve, Late Harvest
Distilleries
Catoctin Creek
Distilling Company
37251-C East Richardson Lane
Purcellville
Scott & Rebecca Harris
(540) 751 · 8404
info@catoctincreek.com
www.catoctincreek.com
Tours: Monday-Thursday 10 am-5 pm,
Friday 10 am-4 pm, Saturday 12 -5 pm,
Closed Sunday
Sells On-site and at Restaurants
and Liquor Stores throughout
Virginia, Maryland, and DC
Certified Organic and Kosher Spirits: Rye
Whiskey, Gin, and Seasonal Fruit Brandies

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Restaurants
Ask your server which foods on the menu are local. Whenever you’re dining at a restaurant,
express your preference for locally-sourced foods.
Institutions and
Local Distributors:
Making the Connection
Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm
42920 Broadlands Boulevard
Broadlands
(571) 209 · 1200
www.clydes.com
Market Table Bistro
13 East Broad Way
Lovettsville
(540) 822 · 3008
www.markettablebistro.com
The V
44630 Waxpool Rd
Ashburn
(703) 723 · 6500
www.g2thev.com
Growing the local food economy means connecting institutions
with local products. Does your institution purchase locally
grown foods? Are you a distributor of local foods? We’d like to
hear from you! Contact us at bfbl@pecva.org.
Fireworks Pizza
201 Harrison St. SE
Leesburg
(703) 779 · 8400
www.Fireworkspizza.com
Open 11:30 am Daily
The Art of Wood-Fired Pizza
Also visit our location in Arlington!
The French Hound
101 S. Madison Street
Middleburg
(540) 687 · 3018
Grandale Farm Restaurant
14001 Harpers Ferry Road
Purcellville
(540) 668 · 6000
www.grandalefarm.com
Goodstone Inn
& Restaurant
36205 Snake Hill Road
Middleburg
(540) 687 · 3333
www.goodstone.com
Lightfoot Restaurant
11 N King Street
Leesburg
(703) 771 · 2233
www.lightfootrestaurant.com
Magnolias at the Mill
198 N 21st St
Purcellville
(540) 338 · 9800
www.magnoliasmill.com
Mon-Thurs 11 am-11 pm, Fri & Sat
11 am-12 am, Sun 11 am-9 pm
Fine Dining in the Heart of Wine Country
Market Burger Fries
and Shake
145 West Main Street
Purcellville
(540) 751 · 1145
www.marketburger.net
Blueberries
Raspberries
Blackberries
Peaches
Pears
Apples
Vegetables
Honey
On the Potomac at
Lansdowne Resort
44050 Woodridge Parkway
Lansdowne
(703) 729 · 4102
www.lansdowneresort.com/
vacations/on-the-potomac
Savoir Fare Restaurant
& Catering
One West Loudoun Street
Round Hill
(540) 338 · 8300
www.savoirfarelimited.com
The Red Fox Inn
2 East Washington Street
Middleburg
(540) 687 · 6301
innkeeper@redfox.com
www.redfox.com
The Restaurant at
Patowmack Farm
42461 Lovettsville Road
Lovettsville
(540) 822 · 9017
www.patowmackfarm.com
South Street Under
Deli & Bakery
203 Harrison Street SE
(Below Tuscarora Mill)
Leesburg
(703) 771 · 9610
www.southstreetunder.com
Mon-Fri 7 am-7 pm, Sat
8 am-7 pm, Sun 8 am-6 pm
Ciabatta Bing, Ciabatta Boom
Tuscarora Mill
203 Harrison Street SE
Leesburg
(703) 771 · 9300
www.tuskies.com
Mon-Thurs 11 am-11 pm, Fri & Sat
11 am-12 am, Sun 11 am-9 pm
Fresh and Local Since 1985
Pick-your-own
Berries!
540-672-7268
Somerset, VA
www.themarketatgrelen.com
Vintage 50
50 Catoctin Circle NE #100
Leesburg
(703) 777 · 2169
www.vintage50.com
The Wine Kitchen
7 S. King Street
Leesburg
(703) 777 · 9463
thewk@thewinekitchen.com
www.thewinekitchen.com
Open Tues-Thurs & Sun, 11:30 am-9 pm;
Fri & Sat, 11:30 am-10 pm
Legal and
Regulated Labels
Animal Welfare Approved: Audits
and certifies family farms who raise
their animal outdoors on pasture or
range according to specific handling
and welfare standards.
Third party verified: www.animalwelfareapproved.org
Labels
Defined!
Certified Humane: Certification and labeling program that requires
the humane treatment of farm animals from birth through slaughter.
Animals have ample space, shelter, gentle handling, fresh water and
healthy diet. Crates, cages, and tie stalls are forbidden and animals
must be free to do what come naturally.
Third party verified www.certifiedhumane.org
Certified Naturally Grown: Private farmer-to-farmer certification
program small-scale, direct-market farmers and beekeepers using
natural and “beyond organic” methods.
Third party verified www.naturallygrown.org
Free-Range/Free-Roaming Poultry: Producers must demonstrate
that the poultry has been allowed at least minimal access to the
outside.
USDA defined www.fsis.usda.gov
Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) Certified: An audit that
focuses on best agricultural practices to verify that fruits and
vegetables are produced, packed, handled, and stored in the safest
manner possible to minimize risks of microbial food safety hazards.
USDA defined www.ams.usda.gov
Grass Fed: 100% of diet of grass-fed animals consists of freshly
grazed pasture during the growing season and stored grasses (hay
or silage) during the winter months or drought conditions. No grain
is fed throughout the animals’ lives.
USDA defined www.ams.usda.gov
Natural: A product containing no artificial ingredients or added
color and is only minimally processed.
USDA defined www.fsis.usda.gov
Naturally-Raised: Livestock used for the production of meat
and meat products have been raised entirely without growth
promotants, antibiotics, and have never been fed animal
by-products.
USDA defined www.ams.usda.gov
Certified Organic: Certified organic farms strictly control the use of
chemical, pesticides, hormones, antibiotics and other inputs.
USDA defined and third party verified: www.ams.usda.gov/nop
USDA Inspected: Implies that the USDA’s Food Safety and
Inspection Service and the Agriculture Marketing Service have
officially evaluated a meat product for class, grade, or other quality
characteristics.
USDA defined www.fsis.usda.gov
Institutions buying local:
Loudoun: INOVA Hospital,
National Conference Center, Patrick Henry College
Local Food Distributors:
Blue Ridge Produce (Culpeper): www.blueridgeproduce.net
Keany Produce (Loudoun): www.keanyproduce.com
Local Food Hub (Charlottesville): www.localfoodhub.org
The Fresh Link (Loudoun): www.thefreshlink.com
Market-driven
Labels
Cage-Free: Animals are not
severely confined in cages.
No legal or regulated definition
Grass Finished: Not to be
confused with ‘grass fed’, this term implies
that animals are fed grass and forage for an
undefined period before going to slaughter,
although they may have been given grains
and other non-forage feed for a large part of
their lives.
No legal or regulated definition
Heritage Breed: A term applied to old, rare
breeds of livestock that were bred over
generations so that they are well-adapted to
local environmental conditions.
No legal or regulated definition
Virginia Labels
Buy Fresh Buy Local: Buy Fresh Buy Local is an
outreach program through which consumers
can find local farms and outlets that
provide fresh, locally-grown products. Our
understanding is that they are providing
consumers fresh, locally-grown products.
As a consumer, ask the seller to tell you how
they define local and the location of the farm
that grows the product. Know your farmer
and their farm! The Loudoun County Buy
Fresh Buy Local’s guide listings are intended
to indicate agricultural products grown or
raised in Loudoun County.
Virginia Grown: Product must be grown
in Virginia. Program administered by VA
Department of Agriculture
Visit www.vdacs.virginia.gov/vagrown
Virginia’s Finest: A trademark administered
by the VA Department of Agriculture. It
has been used for processed food products
since 1989. To use this label a company must
be headquartered in VA and have control
over recipe, production, quality, labeling,
marketing, and sale. The product ingredients
are not required to be grown or raised in
Virginia, and the product does not have to be
processed in Virginia.
Visit www.vafinest.com.
The Healthiest Choice is Organic.
Local Organic is Even Better.
Soy-Free, Certified Organic Feeds. Great products
for organic farming and gardening. Regular
delivery runs within 130 miles of Waynesboro,
VA. Online ordering. Helpful phone service. Ask
questions. Go Organic. We are here to help.
CO
Countryside
Organics
CO
CO
CO
Certified Organic, Soy-Free Feeds • Animal Health Products • OMRI Approved
Gardening and Farming Products • 801 2nd Street, Waynesboro, VA 22980
888-699-7088 • www.countrysideorganics.com
Defining “local”
“Local” is a relative term defined
locally by individual consumers and
the local community. Your best bet
is to ask who the farmer is and
where their farm is located.
How do you define local?
Why do you eat local food?
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Ask!
Ask!
Want to see
more local food
when you visit
retailers and
restaurants?
Ask!
Ask for local!
Ask!
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Ask!
Ask!

This guide is a publication of
Piedmont Environmental Council
The Piedmont Environmental
Council works with citizens to keep
Virginia’s Piedmont a wonderful
place—by protecting beautiful and historic
landscapes, building great communities,
promoting local farms and food, restoring
natural resources, and connecting people with nature.
We are pleased to have helped citizens protect nearly 360,000
acres in our nine-county region with voluntary conservation
easements—one of the most dramatic private land conservation
success stories in America.
Check out our website if you want to:
``protect land
``learn about local and sustainable farming
``build wildlife habitat where you live—from butterfly gardens to
vast preserves
``make your home more energy efficient
``find a nature camp for kids
``browse community events that can help you live more
sustainably—or just get outdoors
``get involved in the issues shaping your local community
PEC is a non-profit grassroots
organization supported by people
who care about the Piedmont.
Please become a member!
www.pecva.org
Local Food Industry Sponsors
Photo by David Anhold
Regional
Events
Loudoun Spring Farm Tour
Loudoun County, May 18-19
PEC Meet the Farmer Dinner
at Long Branch Farm
Clarke County, June 30
PEC Meet the Farmer Dinner
at East Lynn Farm
Loudoun County, July 20
Albemarle County Fair
August 1-3
Edible Fest
Orange VA, August 10
PEC Meet the Farmer Dinner
at Ducard Vineyards
Madison County, August 11
Taste of the Mountains
Madison VA, August 31
Meet Yer Eats Farm Tour
Charlottesville Area, September 2
Heritage Harvest Festival
Charlottesville VA, September 6-7
PEC Meet the Farmer Dinner
at Annandale
Orange County, September 8
Virginia State Fair
Doswell VA, September 27-
October 6
Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival
Berryville VA, September 28-29
Fall Fiber Festival
Montpelier VA, October 5-6
Culpeper Harvest Days Farm Tour
Culpeper County, October 5-6
Fauquier County Farm Tour
Fauquier County, October 12
Taste of Culpeper
Culpeper VA, October 13
Visit www.pecva.org/events
to check for events throughout
the season!
Community Business Sponsors
Conservation Sponsor
www.gm.com/gmfoundation
Wellness Sponsor
www.wfp.com
harvest Sponsors
www.novamedgroup.com
www.novec.com
PEC’s Garden Awards are back!
Nominate your school or community garden in 2013
Congrats to our 2012 winners:
City Schoolyard Garden at Buford Middle School, Charlottesville
Auburn Middle School Farm 2 Table, Fauquier
Culpeper Community Garden at CFC Farm and Home Store, Culpeper
Rappahannock Elementary School Farm-to-Table, Rappahannock
Madison Community Garden & School Pizza Garden, Madison
PATCH Community Garden at The Haven, Charlottesville
Community Partners
www.tuskies.com
www.southstreetunder.com
www.loudounfarms.org
www.FireWorksPizza.com
www.magnoliasmill.com
Top of the Crop sponsors
www.countrysideorganics.com
www.themarketatgrelen.com
www.catoctincreekdistilling.com
Visit www.pecva.org/gardens
for more information
www.eastlynnfarm.com
good egg Sponsors
www.healthybynatureleesburg.com
Loudoun Valley
HomeGrown
Markets
Cooperative, Inc.
www.LoudounFarmersMarkets.org
24-carrot sponsors
www.potomacvegetablefarms.com www.heritagefarmmuseum.org www.TheWineKitchen.com www.farmcreditofvirginias.com
www.fairoaksfarmva.com
www.woodtrailgraziers.com
Healthy Harvest Sponsors
Wellspring Farm
www.wellspringfarmllc.com
Sharing
Loudoun’s Bounty
Have a garden and willing to grow a little more food
than you and your family can eat? Buy Fresh Buy Local
encourages you to share your home-grown produce with
those who can’t afford fresh, healthy foods! Loudoun
County has several organizations that would happily
welcome your donations.
Feed Loudoun: www.feedloudoun.org
(offers many pick-up sites for those who can’t deliver)
Loudoun Interfaith Relief in Leesburg:
www.loudouninterfaithrelief.org
Messiah’s Market at the Community Church in Ashburn:
www.thecommunitychurch.org
The Tree of Life Food Pantry at Purcellville Baptist Church:
www.purbap.org
Production Team: Jessica Palmer, Gem Bingol, Oya Simpson, Sue Ellen Johnson, and Katherine Vance • Design: Keith Damiani, Sequoia Design
The developers of this guide do not have the capacity to independently verify all of the
information presented here. Contributors to the guide are responsible for its content.
Printed on paper from sustainable forests.
To obtain copies or to be listed in this guide,
please visit www.buylocalvirginia.org or call (434) 977·2033.