
Step 1
Pasture to parlor
Our does browse open hillside pasture every day. We milk twice daily in a clean, calm parlor — never more than twelve hours between milkings.

Our process
We believe great milk and cheese come from patience, clean handling, and respect for the animal. Here is how every bottle and wheel is made on our farm.
It starts in the pasture — goats browsing open hillside every day of the year.

Step 1
Our does browse open hillside pasture every day. We milk twice daily in a clean, calm parlor — never more than twelve hours between milkings.

Step 2
Milk is filtered, chilled immediately, and bottled in glass the same day. No long supply chains, no mystery about when it was milked.
Milked twice daily, filtered, chilled, and bottled in glass within hours.

Step 3
Curds are cut, shaped, and salted by hand in our farm creamery. We use traditional methods and never rush the aging process.

Step 4
Wheels rest in our stone cellar where cool, steady humidity develops complex flavor over weeks and months.
Wheels rest in our stone cellar until the flavor is right — never rushed.
Every curd is cut, shaped, and salted by hand in our farm creamery.
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