Grass-fed and naturally raised throughout the lush, green, herb-rich Chedworth valley, our Wiltshire Horn sheep produce slow-grown meat with a remarkable, characteristic taste.
Managing our flock with fierce tradition, respecting the seasons and natural sheep cycles, we’re one of a handful of farms to produce three types of sheep meat. Our lamb, hogget and mutton each has its own season, imbuing it with distinctive pasture-fed flavour – our lambs receive no concentrates.
- New season lamb is usually ready for Harvest Home. Slightly smaller than commercial lamb, this sweet and mellow meat is bursting with flavour.
- Our ‘mutton renaissance’ is between October and March. A fine, traditional English meat, ours is hung for two weeks to bring out its complex, rich taste. No wonder top chefs are bringing it back to their kitchens.
- Spring and early summer sees hogget go on sale. Subtly different from lamb, its fuller flavour reveals the different winter pasture composition; it’s the tasty alternative to bland New Zealand imports.


Hi Adrian, I was so sorry to miss seeing you at Lancing but being a member of the cancer club seems to be a very time-consuming business! Tim Mansfield has given me your website and it all sounds amazing. I am so pleased that pigs and sheep are still close to your heart! I have managed to hang onto my flock, 70 or so Dorsets, both polled and horned and lambing starts at the end of Jan. I would love to see your set-up and hope to get over to England a bit more next year.I do not have an address for you….. I am better at letters.