Overhead view of a weathered oak farmhouse table crowded with rounds of cultured butter wrapped in parchment, ceramic dish of crème fraîche with a spoon, scattered citrus rinds, and flour-dusted hands tearing fresh bread
Winter Batch — Now Churning

SmallHerd.ColdCream.RealButter.

Pasture-grazed Jersey herd. Cold-cream cultured for 24 hours. Hand-churned in quarter-round portions. Sold at the source.

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Herd

Rosewood Jersey Farm

Pasture

Hudson Valley, NY

Cultured

24-hour slow ferment

Batch

Feb 2026 — #42

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The Creamery

This Week’s Batch

Everything made fresh. Quantities limited to what the herd gives us.

Golden quarter-round of cultured butter wrapped in cream parchment paper on a weathered oak board with scattered sea salt flakes
Winter Batch

Rosewood Farm · Hudson Valley

Cultured Butter

Grassy tang, clean finish, sea-salt bloom on the back.

$14.00

¼ lb · 113g

White ceramic jar of thick crème fraîche with a wooden spoon resting across the top, set on linen cloth with scattered herbs

Rosewood Farm · Hudson Valley

Crème Fraîche

Velvet body, citrus-forward brightness, long silky fade.

$11.50

8 oz · 227g

Small glass jar of golden honey-whipped compound butter with honeycomb pieces and dried lavender on a rustic wooden surface
Limited

Rosewood Farm · Hudson Valley

Honey-Whipped Compound

Wildflower sweetness, warm butter base, floral top note.

$9.00

4 oz · 113g

Compound herb butter log wrapped in parchment tied with twine, surrounded by fresh thyme sprigs and cracked peppercorns on marble
Seasonal

Rosewood Farm · Hudson Valley

Herb de Saison

Thyme-forward, cracked pepper warmth, bright green finish.

$9.50

4 oz · 113g

Salted cultured butter quarter-round with visible fleur de sel crystals on a slate board beside a torn sourdough loaf

Rosewood Farm · Hudson Valley

Cultured Butter

All the grassy depth, finished with Brittany fleur de sel.

$15.00

¼ lb · 113g

Tasting Notes

Taste with your eyes first

Written like wine descriptors, because good butter deserves that kind of attention.

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Cultured Butter

Grassy tangfresh cream bloomsubtle lactic depth

Finish

“Long, clean, with a sea-salt whisper”

Pairs with

Warm sourdough, steamed radishes, brioche crust

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Crème Fraîche

Velvet bodycitrus-forward brightnessgentle sour lift

Finish

“Silky fade, no sharpness”

Pairs with

Tart shells, smoked salmon blini, roasted beet

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Honey-Whipped Compound

Wildflower sweetnesswarm butter basefloral top note

Finish

“Rounds into honey — slow, golden, generous”

Pairs with

Cornbread, aged cheddar biscuits, morning toast

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Herb de Saison

Thyme-forwardcracked pepper warmthgreen finish

Finish

“Bright, herbal, clean on the palate”

Pairs with

Roasted lamb, grilled mushroom, crusty baguette

Watch It Made

Cream breaking
in the churn

Fifteen seconds. Cold cream, wooden paddles, and the exact moment fat separates from buttermilk. There’s nothing quite like watching it happen.

Churned fresh every Tuesday & Friday
Close-up of fresh cream churning in a wooden butter churn, cream breaking into golden butter curds against white buttermilk
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Pasture-grazed Jersey cows grazing on green grass in golden afternoon light at Rosewood Farm, Hudson Valley

Rosewood Jersey Farm

Hudson Valley, New York · Est. 1987 · 23 head of Jersey cattle

Where It Comes From

One herd.
One valley.
Everything on the label is true.

We work with a single family farm. The Hendersons have run Rosewood since 1987 — their Jersey herd grazes rotationally on 140 acres. High butterfat, high flavor, no shortcuts.

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Rosewood Jersey Farm

Hudson Valley, NY

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Cold-cream culture time

Slow-fermented, never rushed

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Batches this season

Feb 2026 · Winter series

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Max batch weight

Deliberately small