A whole-farm food box, delivered nationwide.

A real farm, and the people we trust.

Vegetables, heritage-breed meat, pasture-raised eggs, dairy, sourdough, and pantry staples, from our Sussex farm and a small network of regenerative producers we work with directly.

what's inside

A dinner-table worth of real food.

Eight things, drawn straight from the week's harvest, the laying flock, the pasture, and the pantry. A single delivery, enough to cook a Sunday lunch, a weekday supper, and a slow breakfast.

A typical Taster Box of seasonal vegetables, heritage-breed meat, eggs, milk, butter, and sourdough
  • Seasonal vegetables

    A handful of what's strongest on the land this week: roots, leaves, and the seasonal hero (asparagus in spring, tomatoes in summer, cavolo nero in winter).

  • A bunch of fresh herbs

    Cut the day before delivery. Enough for a week's cooking.

  • A heritage-breed meat cut

    Pasture-raised and slow-grown. A proper Sunday-lunch centrepiece.

  • Half a dozen eggs

    From our heritage hens, laid this week, sized as nature sized them.

  • Milk & butter

    From cows raised at a natural pace: fuller, slower, more like dairy used to taste.

  • A sourdough loaf

    Baked the morning it ships. Stone-ground flour, a long ferment, a real crust.

  • This week's surprise

    A preserve, a ferment, or something from the forest garden, whatever the week is giving.

  • A note from the farm

    What was harvested, when, by whom. Cooking notes for the week's hero. The farm in your hands, in plain English.

what comes next

The Taster Box is a one-off taste of a single farm's week. To eat like this every week, a farm has to grow in your region, and that is exactly what we build: when 200 neighbours signal they want one, a new little farm comes to your area. Join the community and signal yours to bring it closer.

why it tastes different

Three reasons it doesn't taste like the supermarket.

No synthetic chemicals. No industrial shortcuts. No aggregated supply chain. The difference shows up on the plate, three things at a time.

Vegetables grown on living soil

reason one

It tastes like food again.

A carrot is only as good as the soil it's grown in. We build soil microbiology through composting, cover cropping, and rotation, so the food carries the nutrient density the soil holds. Vegetables that taste like vegetables. Eggs with yolks that stand up. Dairy with depth.

Beyond organic. No herbicides, no pesticides, no synthetic inputs, ever.

Heritage breed cattle on pasture

reason two

Raised the way animals should be raised.

Heritage breeds, slow-grown on pasture. Strong immunity from good forage, fresh air, and room to move, not pharmaceutical shortcuts. Meat with structure and flavour. Eggs from hens that follow the light, not a production schedule.

No routine antibiotics. No growth promoters. No feedlot finish.

The farm landscape: pasture, hedgerow, wildflower

reason three

The kind of farm you'd want to know.

Everything you eat comes from a single farm: soil, animals, orchards, hedgerows, team. Not aggregated from fifty suppliers. You can come and see it. You can meet the people growing it. You can taste the place in the food.

One farm in Sussex, tended since 2021. Open to members year-round.

The full story of how we farm sits on its own page: the practices, the principles, the slow work that makes the difference.

read how we farm

taste what you've just read

The proof is on the plate.

Everything we've described is easier shown than told. A Taster Box is the simplest way to meet the farm: one delivery, no subscription, just the food.

A Taster Box fresh from the farm
one-off · no subscription

The Taster Box

A dinner-table worth of evidence, drawn straight from a Steward's weekly share.

£69

delivered nationwide

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Order by Sunday midnight for Wednesday delivery.

If the food lives up to the story, the way to get it every week is a farm in your region, which we build once 200 neighbours have signalled they want one. Join the community and signal yours to bring it closer.

if you want this every week

There's a way to belong, not just buy.

Most people who try a Taster Box end up wanting the food regularly. The way to get it is to join the community, and membership works differently from a weekly subscription.

you decide

Eat the way you want to eat.

Stewardship gives you a monthly balance of farm tokens to spend across the farm shop: weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or whenever the larder's low. No fixed box. No food you didn't want.

land in your name

A piece of land in your name.

Every year you remain a Steward, more British farmland is added to your holding in the Community Land Registry: recorded, dated, kept for you. A holding that compounds quietly.

a place to belong

A farm, a community, a rhythm.

The Thursday community calls, the seasonal gatherings, and the people who become your neighbours. Membership is the food, and what surrounds it.

It all begins with Membership, £100 a year: your stake in the land, the community around it, and the food at its heart. Stewarding Membership follows, a weekly harvest from a farm in your region, once one is growing near you.