Local artisan, Mike Ozner, displays his very own unique hand-crafted glass artwork. Marbles, vases, stemware and jewelry are just a few of the many pieces available for purchase. Come see Mike work in his glass blowing studio/shop. Stop by and watch "live glass blowing" while you browse freely... More >>>

Come visit Berkshire Mountain Distillers’ brand new production facility where we will guide you through the process of our craft spirits from grain to glass!

Located at 356 South Main Street, Sheffield, MA, our distillery is open for tours starting every hour on Friday and Saturday (first tour is at 12:00 – last tour starts at 4:00). Tours are $10 per person. They last approximately one hour and cover the production of our spirits. They are sensory focused and involve the handling of raw materials, nosing spirits from various stages of the distillation process as well as tasting our finished goods.

Not only do we produce a wide array of award-winning spirits here at Berkshire Mountain Distillers, but we also have a very diverse garden program. We focus on growing cocktail/spirit-centric herbs and botanicals in our greenhouses and gardens. Drop by for a visit, pick up some of our seasonal herbs, get some expert cocktail advice or just taste through our wonderful line of spirits... More >>>

Berkshire Berries® owned and operated by Mary and David Graves, is located in Becket, Massachusetts--a rural community noted for its lush wooded hillsides and cool summers. In 1978, when Mary and David produced their original three jams and jellies, they used native blueberries from their woods and raspberries and strawberries from their own backyard. Even though they have since expanded their line, they still hand-pick all of the fruits from their bushes and plants, supplementing supplies from local farms. And the 100% maple syrup they produce in their small sugar shack, comes only from Berkshire maples.

In the beginning, Mary and David sold their items from an old surrey placed on their front lawn. Built by David's great-grandfather in the 1850's, the surrey still is used as the Berkshire Berries® logo even though it now has been retired from regular display service. Despite the recent growth of the Berkshire Berries® line, the Graves still make all of their jams and jellies in small batches using Mary's own recipes. The only difference is that they now often enlist the help of their children, Shawn, Heather and Jeffrey, to keep up... More >>>