"A 16-acre historic orchard home to more than 700 trees and dozens of varieties (about 30 in September and 60+ in October), offering volunteer picking days (where volunteers who pick a bushel keep two pounds), a self-guided history tour, special Historic Days in September, and an annual Applefest in October." - Andrea Romano
Andrea Romano
Andrea Romano is a writer and editor in New York City. For the last eight years, she has been a lifestyle journalist for Mashable, Brit+Co, Reviewed, Bustle, and Travel + Leisure.
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Great service, good prices. $2.50/lb is reasonable for any apple, let alone ones you won't find at the grocery! Last time I was there I asked about a tart variety called Kandil Sinap. The woman there went to check, and came back with a whole box of Kandil Sinap she'd just picked for me!
Mary Ebert
Google
Varieties like no other orchard. My annual purchase includes apples I've never heard of. Fabulous flavor. Some great surprises. I always make a Roulette Apple Pie: half sweet, half tart apples. Mix 'em up; take your chances. Exceptional pie every time. I hope this review helps balance out the fools who can't bother to check the orchard's hours then have the nerve to go negative.
Muhmuh Monahan
Google
We've had a great time each time we've gone: to get apples in the fall, to take a pruning class, and to take a grafting class. Weston's has been a great resource in my spouse's new apple cider-making hobby.
Sheena
Google
I went to their apple tree grafting class in place of my husband, who couldn't make it. The class ended up being very interesting and enjoyable. They also had a really large variety of unique apples to choose from. If the class is offered again next year, we will be attending.
Lisa Rabidoux
Google
The apples sold here cannot be purchased in stores. There is lots of variety in flavors, sizes, colors. Each antique apple variety has an interesting history, many from different countries. Sold also are cider, preserves, pastries, pears, cherries, plums. Worth the visit.
mary g
Google
If you're looking delicious and unique antique apple varieties then Weston's is the farm to visit. It's not a "you pick" or a place with activities for kids. Bored with the same old apples in the store? Weston's is where you want to shop. Hours in New Berlin are limited but they do travel to different farmers markets.
Diesel Productions
Google
2 stars only for the lovely view across the hills from the homestand.
UPDATES: Still 2 stars in 2025