This is a small family run organic farm which produces cheese. We visited the farm on a very rainy day when we were all a bit fed up (me, hubbie and 4 children), our spirits soon improved when we got there though. When we were driving down the lane in the pouring rain we were sure we had taken a wrong turning but then we arrived at the small farm, seemingly in the middle of nowhere!! We would made to feel so welcome as we trudged up to the shop and dripped all over their floor. In the shop is a small veiwing gallery which looks down on the room where the cheese is made. The people making the cheese were friendly and although we couldn't speak to them or hear them as there was glass between us they were smiling and waving at the children. The lady in the shop talked us through what was going on in the cheese making room, it was actually very interesting!! Even all the children listened intently and asked a couple of questions. We were then invited to taste some of the cheese, I think maybe we ate a bit too much though as there was 6 of us!! The cheese we bought to take home with us wasn't overpriced and so often it can be in places like this, and it tasted great. They also have a small cafe with drinks and home made cakes, very yummy! We will definately return next time we are in the area. read more

This was a worthwhile and interesting place to visit. The Cheese farm was a long way down winding lanes and we were not convinced we were going the right way. We did not expect to pull into a small farmyard. The cheese shop was up some stone stairs. You can watch the cheese making process through a glass viewing gallelry inside the cheese shop. Although we couldnt speak to the cheesemakers it was quite clear what they were doing and the lady in the shop added some bits of information. There was plenty of opportunity to taste the different cheeses and we did not feel awkward tasting all of them. There was no hard sell but the cheese was so delicious that there was no hesitation in buying some to take away. Prince Charles has visited and recommends them highly. They continue to win prizes at the Royal Welsh Show. There is a small tea room where whilst having a drink you can watch a dvd of the cheese making process and learn all about it. read more

What a hidden treasure this place is. We were camping nearby and kept passing the sign for farmhouse cheese. We followed the signs until they disappeared and like others before us were convinced we had lost the scent until we arrived at the top of the farm drive. We pulled up in the farmyard and nosed around until a nice lady came out and guided us into the viewing balcony cum shop. There was loads of information there and all our questions were answered in depth. The actual cheesemaking had been completed and we only managed to see the end of the cleanup but the guys were having a bit of fun with sign language through the window - nothing rude I hasten to add! There was plenty of cheese to taste and we tried some of everything. All delicious too! I can see why they don't need to charge - you are guaranteed to buy some of this gorgeous cheese. Okay so there are no rides, no tours or hands on cheese making just a sense of great passion for their product. read more