Windham Wines

Windham Wines is a wine & beer retail shop with a carefully crafted selection of local and regional selections.

Founded nearly a decade ago, the store has quickly become an integral part of southern Vermont’s active food community. Owners Marty and Frank are passionate wine lovers who are always glad to chat with customers about finding the perfect selection for any occasion and, with over 500 bottles from which to choose, there’s something for every budget and taste.

Windham Wines schedules frequent wine tastings, which offer the chance to sample a range of wines from a particular region or style, are a fun way to discover new tastes. These events bring in everyone from local wine buffs to friends who are sharing a fun early evening together. They are a great way to cap an exploration of Brattleboro…taste some wine, and then take home your favorites for a romantic evening!

Approximately 20 minutes by car, Windham Wines is located next to North End Butchers in Black Mountain Square, 972 Putney Road, Brattleboro, Vermont.

Tuesday-Friday, 10:00-6:00; Saturday, 10:00-5:00

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About Us

Frog Meadow Farm Bed & Breakfast and Massage Oasis for Men is a welcoming, non-judgmental place for men of all colors and backgrounds to unwind and shed the trappings of busy modern life.

Situated on 63 beautiful & private acres, Frog Meadow frequently hosts men’s gatherings, workshops and retreats. Hosts Dave & Scott are committed to providing a welcoming environment to re-connect with nature and yourself.

Frog Meadow is only 4 miles from the popular Rock River swimming hole, 10 miles from Brattleboro, VT and 30 minutes Mount Snow & Stratton Mountain ski resorts.

Relax in our spring-fed swimming pond, soak in our wood-fired hot tub, or enjoy our 4-season recreation trails and extensive perennial gardens and orchard!

Be sure to check out our special events calendar, photo galleries, rooms/lodging pages & lodging specials and discover all that gay-friendly Southern Vermont has to offer!

Click here to learn why Edge Boston calls Frog Meadow “Vermont’s Gay Oasis”