Lovingly produced, locally provided
We rear and sell free range Gloucester Old Spot pork and Dexter beef. In addition our range includes handmade sausages, smoked and unsmoked bacon, gammons, burgers, locally smoked salmon, and local cheeses from 5 surrounding creameries plus all the accompaniments.
We have handmade chocolates, freshly made cakes, locally roasted coffee and many other goodies available fresh, chilled, frozen or ambient. All sourced locally and all from small producers like ourselves, some of whom have been supplying us since we opened in 2009.
Rare breed meats
Where freedom breeds flavour
Free range Gloucester Old Spot and 100% grass fed Dexter beef. Reared here, on the farm, by us.
See Our StoryAward winning Farm Shop
Chutney, cakes, candles & cushions...
As well as our foodie farm shop we have a growing section of beautiful, original, handmade and local gifts, interesting things, cards, wrapping, artwork and pottery.
Show me moreThe Blue Tin Coffee Bar
Cake, coffee, smiles & chats...
The Blue Tin coffee bar is nestled in between the giant smokehouse and the farm shop. Open to the sunshine in the summer and cozy with firepits in the winter.
Show me moreBlue Tin Events
Eyecatching cooking for weddings, festivals and events!
Summertime is an incredibly busy time of year for us as we have found ourselves undertaking more and more food and music festivals as well as private events and weddings.
Learn moreHow it all began…
In 2002, we set about rearing our own meat to supply ourselves, our families and friends as an experiment after becoming increasingly frustrated with the quality of the meat available from the supermarkets. Jed had worked within farming and on the farm itself for 25 years and had always had a keen interest in rearing his own animals, in particular pigs.
We bought 10 piglets and 6 chickens and on one very poignant Sunday morning we put out the first box of eggs at the farm gate, to return later that evening to find that they had sold. It was at this point that Jed uttered the immortal words… “we should open a farm shop!”
