Fresh Baked Goods

The Hilltop Orchards Farm Winery Store carries a selection of wholesome fresh baked fruit pies -- buy a slice or take home a whole pie:

Apple $10.99                             Peach Melba $13.50

Apple Carmel  Walnut $12.50     Pumpkin $12.50

Apple Crisp $12.50                    Red Raspberry $15.00  

Apple Raspberry $13.50             Wild Blueberry $15.00         

Cherry Vanilla $15.00                 Wild Lemon Blueberry $15.00

Peach Praline $12.50                 Very Berry $15.00 (mixed berries) 

Our pie crusts are made with all vegetable shortening and the fruit fillings include the traditional apple and pumpkin favorites plus tasty combinations like apple & raspberry and wild lemon & blueberry. Our lightly sweet British style scones are also a favorite, perfect when topped with some of our strawberry preserves.  But most locals will tell you they make a special trip here just to buy our homemade cider donuts.

Call ahead to reserve a pie(s) for pick-up; 800-833-6274 or email us your order.

Homemade Preserves… Treat your taste buds to some really wholesome fruit preserves (blueberry, fig and peach to name few) or our delicious honey mustard dressing or jalapeno stuffed olives, black bean and corn salsa and dilly beans.

Tree Ripe Apples… During the Fall you can get the fresh-from-the-tree taste of our home grown apples. We have over 24 varieties, most available for picking but some reserved to make our fresh pressed cider, French style Cidre’ and famous Johnny Mash hard cider.  Our apple varieties include:  

Cortland

Empire

Ginger Gold

Golden Russets*

Jonagold

Jona Mac

Macoun

McIntosh

Northern Spy

Red Delicious

Rhode Island Greenings*

Rome

* These antique varieties have been grown here for over 100 years

Sustainable Agriculture that preserves local farmland. Hilltop Orchards follows an ecological approach to growing that even organic growers use – it employs the use of complementary methods such as weather forecasting and natural pest predators.  The result is a delicious tasting, residue-free apple.  The best news for residents and visitors to the Berkshires is that buying local also helps our environment by reducing the carbon footprint, maintaining open spaces and perpetuating the tradition of local farms.

According to a cover story in Time Magazine, "for food purists, "local" is the new "organic" -- the new ideal that promises healthier bodies and a healthier planet." Click here to link to the Time web site to read the complete article.