Fresh Wild Ramps

Ramps are a wild allium that signal the arrival of spring. With flavors reminiscent of shallots, leeks, and wild garlic, what sets ramps apart is that they evoke these harsher...

Ramps are a wild allium that signal the arrival of spring. With flavors reminiscent of shallots, leeks, and wild garlic, what sets ramps apart is that they evoke these harsher alliums with a sweeter, mellower, and more palatable balance. Extremely versatile in the kitchen, ramp bulbs can be pickled and preserved, while their bright green tops are typically pureed and whipped into butter or minced to create a pesto. In the northeast, ramps are a fleetingly beloved pizza topping for their brief season each spring.

Sourced from Virginia, Michigan, Vermont, and Upstate New York

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Flavor

Bold, aromatic, and unmistakably spring. Ramps deliver a layered allium profile—garlic-forward with the sweetness of young leeks and the brightness of scallions. The bulbs are punchy and savory, while the greens are more delicate and herbaceous.

Sourcing

Wild-foraged in the hardwood forests of the eastern United States during a brief early spring window. Ramps grow naturally in rich, shaded woodland soil and are harvested in limited quantities to preserve long-term sustainability.

Uses

A true seasonal staple in professional kitchens.

Sauté whole with butter or olive oil
Fold into omelets, pastas, or risottos
Blend into ramp pesto or compound butter
Grill or roast alongside proteins
Pickle the bulbs for extended use

Works anywhere you’d use garlic, onions, or leeks—but with more depth and character.

Shipping Information

Perishable

This item ships via an overnight service (such as UPS or FedEx Priority Overnight) to maintain quality and freshness. Please note that “overnight” describes the shipping method used and does not guarantee next-day delivery. Exceptionally large orders may require additional arrangements and charges