Foxglove Farm
Pennsylvania  ·  Six Acres  ·  Built by Hand

Foxglove
Farm

You weren't supposed to find this.

40°N  ·  Vineyard  ·  Yatai  ·  Apiary  ·  Barn
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Something lives here
The Farm

Six acres.
Infinite work.

"Most of what you see here wasn't ordered. It was made."

Foxglove Farm sits on six acres of Pennsylvania field, forest, and creek. What happens here doesn't fit a category. Part vineyard, part apiary, part workshop, part experience. Entirely built by hand.

The yatai appears at dusk. The barn reveals new rooms. The vines are two years in. The bees don't take direction from anyone.

This is not a venue. It's not a brand. It's a place that happened over years, built the slow way, on purpose.

You're not alone out here
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Vineyard
The Vineyard

Experimental.
Evolving.
Imperfect.

These vines weren't planted to chase scores. The vineyard is two years in — early days, intentionally. Cold-hardy varieties, hands-on tending, and no interest in rushing what takes time.

We're not making wine yet. We're making a vineyard. There's a difference, and it matters.

Cabernet Franc Dominant block
Marquette Cold-hardy
Noiret Cold-hardy
Frontenac Cold-hardy
Petit Verdot Blending variety
Chambourcin French-American hybrid
The Apiary

One hive became
many. We're still
counting.

The apiary is expanding. What started as a small operation has grown into something more serious — and the honey reflects that. Single-source, estate-harvested, made without shortcuts.

The bees range across the farm's pollinator plantings, the wooded edges, the fields. What comes back is specific to this place and this season.

Estate Raw Honey Flagship
Varietal Honey Seasonal
Beeswax Lip Balm Available
Further goods Coming
Honey

Expanding toward 20 hives. Each one its own world.

The Barn

A circular world
inside a barn

The barn is being built out now. The zones exist in concept and in progress — walls going up, furniture being made in the workshop, the atmosphere taking shape. What's described here is where it's headed.

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The Tiny Bar

Drinks. Small space, close quarters, the kind of bar where everyone ends up talking to everyone else.

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The Lounge

Private booths with curtains and call buttons. A warm corner in a Pennsylvania barn.

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The Arcade

Machines that reward attention and confuse everyone else. Still being sourced.

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Karaoke

Not a stage. A corner. Small, slightly too loud, exactly right.

The Barn at Foxglove Farm
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The barn is where the night goes when it doesn't want to end. Under active construction — nothing here is final.

Yatai — Foxglove Farm
The Yatai

The stall that
appears at
dusk

A mobile Japanese food stall, built by hand on a 5x8 flatbed. Noren curtains, paper lanterns, a charcoal grill going since afternoon, and a pot of oden that never stops. The menu changes by season and uses what the farm and garden are producing. Late-night format, small crowd, social by design.

The stall is mobile — it lives at the farm but can travel to events across the Pittsburgh area. When it opens, it won't be announced loudly. That's the point.

Spring
Miso soup with clams
Daikon oden
Karaage with shiso mayo
Summer
Grilled yakitori
Cucumber sunomono
Eggplant dengaku
Cold soba salad
Fall
Nabeyaki udon
Chicken tsukune
Kabocha korokke
Yaki onigiri
Always present Oden. Always.
Format Intimate — up to ten guests, late-night
Mobility Farm-based + Pittsburgh area events
Status Under construction — inquire to follow along
The Workshop
Most of what you see here
was built on-site.

The workshop sits behind the visible farm. It's where most things start — structures, installations, tools, furniture. Metal and wood. Fabrication and invention. If something at Foxglove exists in three dimensions, it probably passed through this space.

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Metal

Welding, forming, cutting. Structural work and fine detail. The barn, the stall, the fencing — most of it shaped here.

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Wood

Joinery, milling, finishing. Tables, booth frames, fixtures. Built to last because they were built by someone who cares whether they do.

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Invention

Not everything has a category. Some things get built here that don't have a name yet. The farm is always in some version of construction.

The Land

There are places on this farm
you have to find

The farm doesn't end at the barn. Walk toward the creek. Push through the field edge. Some things aren't labeled.

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The Fields

Open space, pollinator plantings, wild edges. The land that holds everything else together.

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The Creek

Running water through the property. Follow it far enough and you find the champagne hole.

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The Pond

A dock, a sitting area, hammocks going in. The kind of place that stops a conversation mid-sentence.

Find it
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Champagne Hole

A creekside spot that earned its name. Not on any map. Guests who ask sometimes get directions.

Find it
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The Treehouse

An old willow holds it. Not easy to find. Worth finding.

Find it
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The Staircase

Thirteen stories of stairs cut through the forest, climbing the hill to the top. Built in. Unexpected. The view earns it.

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The Horse Trails

Old trails through the hillside forest, being cleared and reclaimed. Good for getting lost on purpose.

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The Orchard

Pawpaw, sour cherry, Asian pear at the foot of the hill. A learning garden is coming alongside it — part education, part larder for the yatai. Still taking shape.

Private Events

Ask about the farm

Foxglove Farm takes private bookings for yatai dinners, barn events, vineyard experiences, and full-farm buyouts. Nothing here is off-the-shelf. Tell us what you have in mind.

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