The Gourmet Goat Farmer
Family farm in Marlborough Downland (Wiltshire) rearing free-range goats and selling goat meat, dairy, skincare and dog treats, with home delivery.
About The Gourmet Goat Farmer
The Gourmet Goat Farmer: goat meat from ancient pastures in Wiltshire
The Gourmet Goat Farmer is a family farm located in Marlborough Downland, Wiltshire (United Kingdom), dedicated to free-range goat farming and the sale of derived products. The company presents animal welfare as the core of its activity: the animals graze on ancient pastures and live naturally as part of a herd, according to its own description.
Goat meat and available cuts
The online shop catalogue is organised around goat meat, with direct home delivery. Featured products include diced goat off the bone, goat shoulder, goat on the bone (scrag-end), goat shanks and goat liver. The company also sells a Jamaican curry spice blend. Prices shown on the site range from £3.50 for the spice blend to £13.00 for diced goat off the bone, with varying formats for several cuts.
Beyond meat: dairy, skincare and accessories
In addition to meat, the farm offers cheese and dairy, skincare products — including goat's milk soaps — dog treats and gift items. This diversification extends the offering beyond food and makes use of different goat derivatives.
Recipes and cooking philosophy
The company maintains a recipe archive and presents itself as an advocate of simple cooking, with preparations that seek to respect the natural flavour of the meat. Among the recipes it shares is a Moroccan-inspired goat and apricot tagine.
Nutritional information
In its informative section, the farm describes goat meat as a lean food, high in protein and a good source of iron. It also notes that goat's cheese is low in saturated fat and lactose.
Local presence and events
The company takes part in local events and markets, where it showcases its products. Its activity relies on online sales and a physical presence at fairs and markets in the area.
Stock status
At the time of analysis, the site warned of very low meat availability, with several cuts sold out, and noted that it expected to restock in the coming months.
Location and contact
Phone: 01672 539510
Free-range goat meat