Small batches from the Green Mountains
Award-winning cheeses.
Made in Vermont.
Small batches. 100% Vermont milk. Crafted in the Green Mountains, every day of the week, since 2003.
Welcome
Maplebrook Farm is an artisan creamery in North Bennington, Vermont. We make mozzarella, burrata, feta, and ricotta in small batches, every day of the week, with 100% Vermont milk. What started in 2003 with twenty balls of mozzarella is now sixty-five people, a run of national awards, and — since 2022 — home to Ploughgate Creamery cultured butter.
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The old world way
Small-batch care.
Our mozzarella is made the old-world way, in small batches, using house-made curd and milk with a specific fat and protein level — the source of a rich, creamy flavor that keeps winning national awards.
What began with a Boston entrepreneur, a third-generation cheesemaker, and twenty balls of mozzarella is now 65 people making small batches of cheese every single day in North Bennington.
Meet the makers →The family
Prize-winning cheeses
From signature burrata to cherrywood-smoked mozzarella, our artisan cheeses keep bringing home awards, year after year.
★ Award winner
Burrata
Old-world mozzarella wrapped around a luscious cream-filled center.
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★ Award winner
Stracciatella
The goodness inside burrata: strands of mozzarella soaked in cream.
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★ Award winner
Classic Mozzarella
Made the old-world way. Our award-winning signature cheese.
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★ Award winner
Smoked Mozzarella
Naturally smoked over cherrywood minutes after it's made.
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★ Award winner
Whole-Milk Feta
Bold, creamy, small-batch feta with a salty brine. A national champion.
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★ Award winner
Ricotta Alta
Basket-drained from the top of our kettles. Silky, creamy, award-winning.
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Rooted here
100% Vermont, no asterisks.
Every drop of milk we use comes from local, sustainably run Vermont family farms — rBGH and rBST free, from cows grazing the Green Mountains. We pasteurize it ourselves, right at the creamery in Bennington.
It's a shorter supply chain than most cheesemakers can claim, and you can taste the difference it makes.
Why Vermont milk matters →@maplebrookfarm
Seen in the wild
From Murray's Cheese in Manhattan to trattorias across New England, the country's best kitchens plate our cheese every day.