What a great spot! This store is huge and spacious. They have several cheese types for sampling…read moresuch as Seriously Sharp, Extra Sharp, Habanero, Muenster, etc. throughout the store. They sell gifts, silverware, cups, b owls, napkins, cutting boards, maple syrups from local spots (of course!), cookies, snacks, knickknacks, sodas, ice cream, and much more! Definitely worth stopping in! We bought a maple-leaf-shaped glass bottle of local syrup plus a maple soda, both of which were oh so incredible.

Awesome store with all Cabot cheese varieties available for tasting and other products like chips…read morepopcorn condiments an souvenirs galore Large airy colorful store with friendly staff . Lots of little things to shop . I got the green peppercorn mustard and Cabot cheddar popcorn both of which were unique . It's a must visit store if you are in Stowe .

I don't think I've been to a candy store with such an extensive selection. Most jarred candy is…read moreabout 17.99 a pound. There are some unique finds here that you won't easily find in your average candy spot. Only thing that could be tricky is if you have an allergy. Instead of individual scoopers, the "glove your hand" approach allows for lots of cross contamination between the containers if that bothers you.

Wow! What a candy store! Allegedly the longest candy counter in the world. I wouldn't be surprised!…read moreIt's very, very long, and the variety is impressive. I took my grandson there today and we left with way too much candy! It's definitely worth checking out if you are in the Littleton area.

A friendly couple run this small shop . The lady offered tasting of the different varieties and…read moreshared a detailed background to maple tapping and extraction techniques. We picked up the dark and medium varieties and loved both . It was fragrant , robust and had an intense aromatic flavor. Dark was my favorite. The shop was like a museum with various maple syrup containers stored as collectibles around the shop . The owner lady proudly showed us around her collection making it a memorable experience

I was on the hunt for maple syrup to bring back home to my friends. Stowe Maple Products was…read morerecommended to me and, based on their business name, it seemed like the perfect place for my maple product needs. The building is small with two shelves of maple products and surrounded by many ribbons proclaiming their award-winning work. In fact, the owner was making a batch of maple syrup when I walked in and he offered me a fresh, still warm free sample. The sweet and light flavor was delightful!

Went in with a rainbow pride jacket after going to a Montpelier's Pride event, I'm a 43 year old, I…read morepicked up a bag of candy to look at and was told I'm not allowed to touch anything. She said, "I tell all the kids that too." Ma'am, clearly you don't like queer folks. She tried to tell me it was because of Covid, which I said was 4 years ago. (I'm also a nurse and we don't even wear masks in the hospital anymore). I was ready to spend money for their overpriced candy from China but I set down what I had in my hand because she was rude and then I left, I won't be back. Next time close during Pride since you obviously don't like us. It's just easier to not deal with your discrimination when we are being honored, thanks.

Bought some Easter packages for curbside pickup and they are ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS. I love that they…read moreused paper Easter grass in the baskets, too. I can't wait to tax the children in the morning.

So many options to pick from! This place has a fluffernutter PB cup that is to die for, can't find…read morethat anywhere else!

Nice little shop tragically overpriced. Stopped in to put together gift bags of New England olde…read moretime candies for out of area guests. I bought three Sky-bars and three Malomars at almost $3 a piece, they are at my local Market Basket for $1 per. Same with rolls of Necco Wafers, $1, not here. I don't mind a markup but that is ridiculous. The staff is very friendly and it was fun to chat about candy I used to love as a kid but the insane prices will stop me from ever going back. They don't have anything a decent general store has and it will be much cheaper there.

Love it here. Free…read morecompletely free - no admission fee, no parking fee. Very friendly people. Small business vibes. Follow your maps and once you cross the bridge they have tons of signs to direct you, hard to get lost. Trust they're hours, we showed up in the pouring rain and they're still open 9am-5pm weekdays. As soon as you walk in you'll get free samples. We sampled 5 cheeses and 2 grades of maple syrup - it sells itself. One cheese is made with unpasteurized milk - others include sharp cheddar, sage, smoked. Convinced me to try traveling home with cheese for the first time. Tons of products available for sell including from other farms as well. I recommend picking up some of the Red Kite Candy caramels they have there. If you liked it as much as me their factory is about a 30 min drive away. Other activities include petting animals (not in winter), walking trail, and self guided tour of their maple house. Wasn't able to do the trail in the rain but I would estimate you can do all of this in 2 hours. Not at all like Billings Farm if you're concerned about going to both or only have time for one. Billings has an admission fee, no samples of milk or cheese though the make both. More of a museum but they do have up close interactions with their cows (even in winter) for the kids, butter churning, candle dipping. Recommend Billing for taking kids on homesteading field trip, Sugarbush a quick stop for foodie/charcuterie person IMPORTANT: They do NOT sell sugarbush products at any of the stores in Woodstock so don't plan to buy more later and have regrets like us - we looked in every store and couldn't find it. Not sure about Quechee though. Products can also be ordered online and shipped

I'm a cheese head…read more So when my friend was making our itinerary for a trip to VT, I was really excited to try this place! Weather got a little hariy getting there with the slushy roads, but we made it! It's pretty remote location with no street lights, so if driving in the dark look for the signs to get there and trust your GPS. There's a large parking lot across from the entrance to the little store/shop. The shop is actually the owners old family home I belive. We arrived pretty much at closing time, but we were still welcomed warmly. We got a cheese & maple syrup tasting which was yum and informative, and the staff member that did it was really nice, I forgot her name, but see photo below. One of the cheeses has won a cheese competition, very cool. We also got to meet the owner, but she was busy getting Christmas orders together. I perused all of the cheeses I wanted and settled on 4. We got to try 2 out of the 4 from the cheese sampling. The nice lady that checked me out even gave me some nice to-go samples as well. The smoked cheese was my fav, and the sage. But I enjoyed them all. I was able to easily fly home to TX with them due to the cold weather of the season. After the tasting, we got to peruse the store. They have so much other stuff to buy in additon to cheese and maple, tons of knick-knacks and gifts and merch. We didn't get to explore the farm after since it was pitch black when we left, too bad. Enjoy!

Get the maple cremee! Delicious soft serve and i believe it's their most popular flavor…read more We also tried a brownie sundae with peanut butter fudge ice cream - whew!! Decadent and cozy. There's also a walk up window if you prefer not to go in.

This place has a cute environment with some interesting little things on the shelf The service was…read moreaverage and the ice cream was good! I got the cotton candy and though not super smooth, it tasted good! I would go back if I was in the area already

Stowe Mercantile is a fantastic shop on Main Street Stowe. They have a lovely women's clothing…read moreboutique upstairs. The clothing offerings were so cute. I had to purchase a dress. The service was friendly and the staff were enthusiastic to help me. The downstairs level has a great assortment of homewares, souvenirs, and local food items. We bought a few jams from a local Vermont company for ourselves and as gifts for family members. I loved the large selection and spent a good 30 mins browsing. Very enjoyable experience and atmosphere. The store has sampling stations throughout so you can taste the products before purchasing. I also enjoyed the fun photo opportunity in store. They had an old ski lift car you could sit in for pics.

Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a great variety of tourist-y treasures and local…read morefavorites. They have maple everything -- syrup, candy, snacks, and all the quirky souvenirs you didn't know you needed. Grab a cup of their rich, delicious coffee before you start browsing -- it makes the whole experience even better. Fun, lighthearted, and a solid stop to kick off your day of exploring.

We stumbled upon this place while exploring downtown Plattsburgh today and absolutely loved it. The…read moresecond you walk through the door you hear nostalgic music and are surrounded by jars of all types of candy. The owner, Josue, is a delight, and offered us some fresh homemade cotton candy. Great selection of chocolate things, too--chocolate covered gummy bears, big malted milk balls, chocolate covered nuts. Really great coffee, hot chocolate, and fresh popcorn--it's endless. Great prices. So good.

Great service! I was also very happy with the aesthetic of the store. Josue was working and he was…read morevery pleasant (:

Went into Champlain chocolates and even though it was busy, they got us our orders quickly and…read moreefficiently. Is the place pricey for wha it is, yes, but is it quality chocolate, also yes. I got the small signature hot chocolate which was delightfully rich and delicious. It was so rich, I don't think I could have had a bigger size if I wanted to. I also got a plethora of chocolates to go, I haven't tried them yet, but they look good.

Well, I ordered some chocolate bars with hazelnut praline filling for a Victorian Christmas tea…read morethat I was giving. I was surprised to see that the ingredients included a great deal more than chocolate and hazelnut praline. Actually, I was disappointed because we all know it's difficult to get exquisite chocolate here in the United States, I thought Lake Champlain chocolates were a cut above. I looked at the ingredients after I took a bite of the chocolate with hazelnut praline filling because it did not taste right; it tasted like it had other stuff in it besides high quality chocolate and hazelnut praline filling. I looked at the label and sure enough it has a LOT of other stuff in it that should not be in it. I took a photograph of the front and back of the labels but I don't know if I'll be able to upload it. Before you buy, if you are a purist like me, I recommend you read the labels. At least I can tell you that the ingredients included wheat, soy beans, peanuts, and other things that really shouldn't have been included. I am soooooooooo disappointed. Unfortunately, I shall not be buying any Lake Champlain chocolates anymore because I want to buy the real thing. I don't want to buy American corporate reductionist products that just don't measure up. I am actually very sad ...