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From Biltmore’s inception, George Vanderbilt provided the very best for his family and friends, from produce to meat, wine, and more. His commitment to quality and vision of Biltmore as a self-sustaining estate inspired the establishment of Biltmore Grown. Proud of our agricultural heritage, we are dedicated to offering the highest-quality premium, pasture-based products. By purchasing our products, you not only become part of Biltmore’s rich history, you also support the preservation of this working estate.
Family Owned Since 1895
Responsibly Raised, Humanely Processed
Pasture-Based, Hormone-Free
Shipped Directly to Your Door
1 (3-pound) Beef Roast 1 pound of Ground Beef 1-pound pack of Stew Beef 1 pound of Italian Pork sausage 1 32oz. bag Biltmore Grown Cornmeal
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4 (8-ounce) Sirloin Steaks
4 (1-pound packs) Ground Beef
1 (3- to 4-pound) Trimmed Brisket
3 (1-pound packs) Ground Beef
1 Packer’s Choice (Skirt Steak, Flat Iron, or Flank Steak)
1 Packer’s Choice (Brisket, Chuck Roast, or London Broil)
At Biltmore Grown, we pride ourselves on the superb quality of the estate-raised products born and responsibly raised on our 8,000 acres. We are committed to the wise use of resources, and to the long-term maintenance of sustainable farming operations.
We are dedicated to humanely raising livestock on lush pastures with top-quality grains while abstaining from growth hormones and growth-promoting antibiotics. Finally, we value environmental stewardship and view it as a natural extension of George Vanderbilt’s original vision for his self-sustaining estate.
Our Farm to Table Tour & Taste—the only tour that offers guest access to the estate’s pastoral West Side—is a fascinating behind-the-scenes exploration of our agricultural operations. You’ll visit Biltmore’s Black Angus beef cattle and Berkshire hog facilities, as well as our hydroponic greenhouses, and picturesque vineyards. After seeing how we continue to honor our legacy of sustainability, you’ll sample fresh estate-grown artisanal fare and a glass of Biltmore wine!
North Carolina native Kyle Mayberry oversees all aspects of farm operations such as crop production, livestock production, and management of natural resources, including more than 6,000 acres of forest, pasture, and crop lands. In addition, Kyle is responsible for the Biltmore Grown product division of Biltmore Agriculture. His background includes both undergraduate and master’s degrees in Animal Science from North Carolina State University. Originally from Taylorsville, NC, Kyle grew up on a Boer goat farm and was active in 4-H and FFA.
Eric oversees the nutrition, health, and production quality of Biltmore’s livestock, including Black Angus cattle, Dorper sheep, and Berkshire hogs. He also manages our breeding programs and maintains our forage and pasture lands. Eric earned his bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from North Carolina State University and lives on a small family farm in Old Fort, NC with his wife, two children, and 50 head of Gelbvieh mama cows.
Carson was raised on Biltmore Estate—his dad was Biltmore’s Farm Manager for 33 years! Continuing that legacy today, Carson lives and raises his own family on the estate while serving as Farmyard Manager. He plays a vital role in educating our guests about Biltmore’s agriculture practices, whether in the Farmyard or as part of our agri-tourism programs. He is especially proud that milk from our Farmyard goat milking demonstrations is used to make goat milk soap!
David oversees Biltmore’s butchery operation and provides our restaurants with estate-raised pork, lamb, and beef. He specializes in whole-animal butchery, the process of utilizing the entire animal so that nothing is wasted. David also teaches butchery classes and demonstrations. David trained at Fleishers Craft Butchery in New York City and has more than 10 years of butcher shop experience. He holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Fine Arts and believes good farming is the highest of art forms.
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