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Since 1983, Brookmere Winery & Vineyard Inn has made wine in Belleville’s rural Big Valley using its own grapes, Pennsylvania grapes and local fruits. The small family winery has grown into a destination with vineyard views, an 1866 inn and gathering spaces in a renovated 19th-century barn and vineyard pavilion. Visitors can sample the winery’s award-winning wines while staying overnight or attending an event on the property.
Founded in 1946 as a single instrumentation company, Brooks Instrument has built its identity around precision process measurement and control. Its instruments serve demanding manufacturing and laboratory applications, with a particularly large installed base of mass flow controllers and global support for customers in fields such as semiconductor production.
Founded in 1988, Brooks Litho & Digital Group is an Islandia, New York, company with nearly four decades of print-industry experience. Known for adopting new technology early—including becoming New York’s first totally filmless printer—it serves business customers across the United States and internationally with coordinated print and digital marketing campaigns.
From its Bellingham, Washington plant in the coastal Douglas fir region, Brooks Manufacturing makes wood distribution crossarms and transmission framing components for electric utilities. The Brooks family-owned company has operated for more than 75 years and is a certified woman-owned business enterprise. Its integrated facility controls the lumber process from grading and seasoning through treatment, while its distinctive BROOKS Machine Rated testing prestresses each distribution crossarm to identify hidden defects.
Brooks Tech makes do-it-yourself vulcanizing kits that let industrial users produce custom-size O-rings and gaskets on site. Its Model 1196 kit combines a heated workboard with interchangeable English, metric, or custom dies, supporting high-temperature and chemical-resistant seals without relying on a preformed ring.
Born from the sauces of upstate New York’s Brooks House of Bar-B-Q, Brooks’ Bottling Co. develops and bottles private-label and co-packed food products for brands, restaurants, and retailers. The separate business was created in 2013 after Brooks began bottling its signature recipes by hand in 1951, and it now draws on more than 60 years in the barbecue business, a third-generation family-owned operation, and more than 300 bottling clients. Its capabilities include certified organic production through CCOF and a private-label line of more than 100 recipes.
Since 1946, third-generation family-owned Brooks’ Machine Products has operated in Unadilla as a contract manufacturer and engineering partner specializing in small, precision metal parts, including fine MIL-SPEC and FAR 21 aerospace work. The company also makes its own 100% American-designed and manufactured panel punches, and in 2021 began producing tinned-brass terminals after customers sought a more reliable source. Brooks’ parts have even flown on the Space Shuttle, while its current work serves both major aerospace manufacturers and smaller companies.
Brookside Dairy was founded at Sukari Farm in Ruiru in 1993 and has grown from a 33-person operation into a Kenyan dairy company serving customers across East Africa and beyond. Its work is closely tied to more than 200,000 contracted farmers in 27 counties, with support focused on improving dairy livelihoods and milk quality. The company is also known for extending its range into plant-based drinks.
Family-owned Brookville Equipment Corporation has been making American transportation equipment since 1918, when L.A. Leathers began fitting flanged rail wheels to gasoline-powered trucks in rural western Pennsylvania. Today, the Brookville, Pennsylvania manufacturer is known for custom-built equipment for demanding transit and underground work, with a vertically integrated operation and lifetime parts and service support.
For more than 30 years, Brookwood Companies Incorporated has built its reputation as an integrated textile company with U.S. manufacturing at its core. Its facilities develop technical fabrics for customers ranging from the U.S. military to outdoor and industrial manufacturers, with Brookwood Finishing contributing more than 75 years of processing experience. The company’s newest quality distinction is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for Brookwood Finishing.
Known as America’s oldest continuously operating winery, Brotherhood Winery has made wine in Washingtonville since 1839, when John Jaques released its first documented commercial vintage. Its hand-excavated cellars and long survival through Prohibition give the Hudson Valley landmark a character rooted as much in American history as in winemaking.
Brothers All Natural makes freeze-dried fruit crisps, turning real fruit into light, crunchy snacks with most varieties made from a single ingredient. The Rochester company traces its inspiration to the Betters brothers’ upbringing on an Upstate New York fruit farm and also makes Disney-branded crisps designed to make fruit more appealing to children. Its crisps are sold as snacks or used in recipes, lunchboxes and yogurt.
Brothers Equipment, Inc. manufactures ACE trailers and hauling equipment at its Cleveland facility, where it has operated since Walter Jurek founded the business in 1938. The four-generation family-owned company is especially known for its roll-off trailers and lugger hoists, and reports 75,000 square feet of manufacturing space. It also provides repair, refurbishment, and finishing services for trucks and trailers.
Based in Jamaica, Queens, Brothers Printing turns customer designs into printed merchandise and business materials, serving local customers with nationwide shipping. Its online operation pairs custom printing with an in-house design tool and print-on-demand fulfillment, so customers can order personalized items without a minimum quantity. The company also handles commercial jobs such as business cards, brochures, flyers, banners and book covers.
Brothers Upholstery is a family-owned custom furniture company specializing in high-end antique upholstery, custom pieces, commercial and residential upholstery. They use high-quality materials to make pieces brand new and durable.
Broudy Printing Inc. is a family-owned Pittsburgh commercial printer that has produced print since 1959. Its East Liberty plant combines offset and digital production with in-house bindery and mailing operations, supporting print jobs from short runs to large-volume campaigns.
Brown Babee Co. grew from Chelsey Hayes’s search for better care after her daughter Chancellor was diagnosed with eczema at four months old. The company creates dermatologist-tested skin care for babies and children with sensitive or eczema-prone skin, taking a proactive approach designed to support the skin barrier before a flare.
Named for Elizabeth “Betty” Ruth Hnton, Brown Betty Dessert Boutique is a Philadelphia bakery founded in 2004 by mother-and-daughter team Linda and Norrinda Brown, making cakes and other desserts from family baking traditions. Betty’s Sunday biscuits, apple pies, and mile-high poundcakes inspired the recipes, while Norrinda pushed the bakery toward a modern pastry shop where special-occasion cakes are designed to look as good as they taste. The Northern Liberties confectionary was named one of Philadelphia Magazine’s best bakeries just one year after opening.
Established in 1935 as a garage welding shop in Botkins, Brown Industrial now builds custom WaBo truck bodies and trailers for rendering and organic-waste operations while handling metal fabrication work from prototypes through production runs. The fourth-generation family-owned company operates from more than 135,000 square feet and pairs its long history in mobile rendering equipment with in-house engineering and personal customer service.
For more than 75 years, Brown Industries, Inc. has been known for making appreciation gifts that help organizations recognize the people who keep their teams going. From its Media, Pennsylvania operation, the company manufactures customized pins and service awards in the United States and sells directly to customers seeking a tangible way to honor employees.