Where to buy raw milk near Bristol
4.8 from 1,489 reviews across 10 farms
Farms selling raw drinking milk across the South West. 11 farms made the list.



4.8 from 1,489 reviews across 10 farms
Farms selling raw drinking milk across the South West. 11 farms made the list.



Old Green Farm DairyRaw milk farm in Bristol, South Gloucestershire4.9 (327 reviews)Old Green Farm Dairy is a family run dairy farm at Earthcott near Alveston, Bristol, run by husband and wife team Mike and Gem with their three children and both grandparents lending a hand. It is a proper working farm, and the milk you buy here has come straight from their own cows.
Raw milk and milkshakes are sold through vending machines at the farm, open every day from early morning until late evening, so you can fill a bottle whenever suits. Visitors get a glimpse of daily life on a working dairy while they are there.
Kimbers' Farm ShopFarm shop in Wincanton, Somerset4.5 (374 reviews)Kimbers' Farm Shop sits at Linley Farm, Charlton Musgrove, near Wincanton in Somerset, run by a family who have farmed this land for 300 years. The mixed farm rears cattle and pigs on wholesome homegrown feed without growth promoters, and the meat sold is ethically reared and butchered.
The farm shop and cafe carry their own meat alongside dairy, deli goods, groceries and hampers, with unpasteurised milk, unhomogenised whole milk, cream and Hurdlebrook yoghurt in the dairy fridge. You can also order online for tracked delivery, choosing a delivery date at the checkout.
BuffaliciousButcher in Yeovil, Somerset4.7 (284 reviews)Buffalicious is the farm brand of West Country Water Buffalo, a family farm at Higher Oakley Farm, Chilthorne Domer near Yeovil in Somerset. The grass fed water buffalo give a silky, pearl white raw milk, higher in butterfat than cows' milk and a source of natural A2 protein, filtered and chilled before being bottled through the farm's milk vending machine.
The farm shop sells the raw milk along with mozzarella made on site, buffalo ice cream and water buffalo meat. Locals can collect from the shop, and everyone else can order online, with chilled courier delivery to most of mainland UK sent out on Mondays and Thursdays.
Dora's DairyRaw milk farm in Swindon, Wiltshire4.9 (223 reviews)Dora's Dairy is a family dairy at Quarry Farm in Purton, near Swindon, selling natural raw milk fresh from the herd. The milk is neither pasteurised nor homogenised, so it keeps its cream and tastes the way it comes straight from the cow.
Milk is bought directly at the farm, and the family also make Dora's own ice cream and run a cow cuddling experience for visitors. The farm is open daily, and you can reach them by phone or email with any questions or larger orders.
Chase MilkRaw milk farm in Chepstow, Gloucestershire4.8 (169 reviews)Chase Milk comes from a family farm at Tidenham Chase near Chepstow, between the Severn and Wye rivers in the Forest of Dean. The farm bottles its own raw milk alongside pasteurised, and sells chicken and duck eggs straight from the farm as well.
The milk is sold from a vending machine in a small shed at the farm gate, painted like a cow and generally open around the clock. Bring a bottle or pick one up there, and look out for their ice cream and the farm walks listed on their site too.
Gilcombe FarmRaw milk farm in Bruton, Somerset4.8 (56 reviews)Gilcombe Farm is a 300 acre family run organic dairy farm in the heart of Somerset, farmed by Andy Portch and his sons and in the family for three generations. It is one of very few farms in the country selling its own organic raw milk, bottled fresh every day, alongside milk gently pasteurised on site in small batches and a thick Greek style yoghurt made by hand.
The farm shop and butchery at Bruton have been going for nearly four decades, stocking the farm's organic rare breed Dexter beef, West Country lamb, pork, chicken and game, local cheeses, daily fresh fruit and veg and a wide larder of local produce. The family also runs a stall at Barnes Farmers Market in London every Saturday.
Dykes Farm Raw MilkRaw milk farm in Taunton, Somerset5 (32 reviews)Dykes Farm is a family run dairy at Stoke St Gregory, near Taunton, milking a herd of Holstein Friesian cows twice a day. The cows graze the surrounding land in summer and are housed on grass silage and hay through the winter, and most of the milk goes to dairies in the South West, with a share held back for the farm's own bottles.
The raw milk is bottled daily, cooled quickly after milking and sold from a self service fridge at the farm, open every day from 8am to 8pm, with payment by cash or card. It is unpasteurised and unhomogenised, so the cream rises to the top, and a gentle shake mixes it back in.
Dreamers FarmRaw milk farm in Gillingham, Dorset5 (12 reviews)Dreamers Farm is Simon and Kate Oakley's small farm at Bowridge Hill near Gillingham in Dorset, where around 20 Jersey cows are milked two at a time in the parlour, morning and evening. The cows graze meadow grass through the summer and winter in the barn on hay and silage made on the farm.
The milk is bottled on the farm and sold whole and untreated, currently in one litre bottles. Around 60 free range hens live in grass paddocks and provide traditional free range eggs, and orders are placed through the farm's website.
Cothelstone Micro-DairyRaw milk farm in Pitsmouth, Somerset5 (10 reviews)Cothelstone Micro-Dairy is a small herd dairy at Cothelstone, run with animal welfare at the front of every decision. The cows are milked at sunrise and keep their calves at foot for months rather than days, with each pair weaned on its own timetable. The herd eats homegrown forage and pasture with no soya, grains or concentrates, and the land is managed from the soil up to encourage biodiversity.
The milk is sold from an honesty fridge at the farm, open every day and restocked on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with local delivery also on offer. Bring a bottle, help yourself and leave your payment in the box.
Hayloft FarmHoney farm in Stroud, GloucestershireHayloft Farm is a calf at foot micro dairy in Horsley near Stroud, run by Nell and Ed. They began their smallholding with help from a neighbour and a wish to know exactly where their food came from, and their aim is to supply themselves and the local community with free range, low mileage, high welfare produce.
The farm sells raw A2A2 Jersey milk along with home reared pork straight from the farm, lamb, grass finished beef from their Shetland cattle, duck eggs and raw honey. Collection is daily in the early evening.
HurdlebrookRaw milk farmHurdlebrook is Dave Paull's dairy farm at Babcary in Somerset, where he and his partner Rosie keep 200 Guernsey cows, every one of them named. Dave is a third generation dairy farmer, the cows graze clover rich pastures fed with their own farmyard manure, and the raw milk and cream are sold unpasteurised, golden in colour and silkier than standard milk. Only the yoghurt is pasteurised.
The farm has produced raw Guernsey milk and cream since the early 1980s, winning Taste of the West and Royal Bath and West Show awards along with multiple Great Taste awards in recent years. Orders are delivered, and you can also buy from them at Notting Hill Farmers Market.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
