Shipping Information
We use UPS or USPS and avoid shipping fresh chestnuts on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays because we want you to have the freshest product quickly. Due to state requirements, we cannot ship chestnuts to California, Oregon, Washington, or Michigan. We also cannot ship chestnuts outside the US. Thanks for understanding.
What to Expect
Fresh, safe and fast
Fresh Product
Harvest and storage
Immediately after harvest, chestnuts are placed in cold storage rooms until processing. After processing, chestnuts are stored in a controlled atmosphere environment until sold -- ensuring the freshest nuts through the season.
Safe Handling
From the Tree to Your Door
We follow best food safety practices from the time of harvest, through processing and packaging. All product is sanitized before leaving our facilities.
Fast shipping
Focus on Freshness
Chestnuts are perishable and we make every effort to have your chestnuts delivered in a few days, without delays over the weekend.
At Virginia Chestnuts, we want everyone to experience the aroma and taste of fresh, roasted chestnuts.
At Virginia Chestnuts, we want everyone to experience the aroma and taste of fresh, roasted chestnuts.
From our farms to you
Our group of family farms grow the finest chestnuts and deliver them directly to you to enjoy
Bryant Farm and Nursery
Shipman, Virginia
The Bryant Farm and Nursery began in 2003 and the chestnut orchard was established in 2009. The nursery began in 2016, focused on providing commercial chestnut tree stock for new orchards. Bryant Farm and Nursery We also sell chestnut tree seedlings. Find where they are sold at Bryant Farm.
Seamans Orchard
Roseland, Virginia
Seamans Orchard has a long history and deep roots in Nelson County. The family’s 4th generation is responsible for their chestnut orchard, added to their abundant selection of crops that includes apples, peaches, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, plus more. Visit Seamans Orchard for more information.
Jefferson Farm
Elkton, Virginia
Matthew Jefferson has a young chestnut orchard in the Shenandoah Valley coming into production.