Æcorn Dry White, Non-Alcoholic Spritz 50cl

Product Information

Organic’ doesn’t just mean being careful what we feed to our cows. It also means giving our cows the best possible conditions so they are happy in their surroundings. After all, happy cows mean healthy cows – and better quality milk! This cookie is set by Rubicon Project to control synchronization of user identification and exchange of user data between various ad services.

The three-day open event, in aid of St Teresa’s Hospice, saw visitors given the grand tour of the land, aboard a tractor and trailer, the feed sheds and milking parlour. The world’s first zero-abv distilled spirit, Seedlip was inspired by a book of 17th-century herbal remedies. The different botanical expressions should appeal to lovers of spicy, citrus or herbal gins. Clove-laced Spice 94 was the first launch, followed by Garden 108 and lemony Grove 42. Garden, with its notes of thyme, sage and pea pods, gives a fresh, herbal-edged drink with a crisp finish perfect for summer sipping. Alc 0% Graham said the wetlands at Bogglehole were planted with varieties to provide plenty of food for birds in the winter. The vegetation grew to a height of 3.5ft before toppling over when it provided shelter for small mammals. Hedges were left until March before being cut.Please complete the form below, which will come through to us in the office, and we'll aim to respond within a working day. Mixing the best of traditional farming with social media- our cows are fantastic and we want to share them with you. It is still cut with a cheese wire and then placed on the wrapper, and with some clever folding, the compostable wrap encompasses the butter roll and gives an air-tight seal. It is also a holder of the organic ‘Oscar’ issued by the Soil Association and the Good Dairy Award by Compassion in World Farming, the international welfare campaign group.

We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. What’s driving this growth? Firstly there’s demand: from people who simply don’t want to drink alcohol as a lifestyle or religious choice; as well as individuals who want to cut down their intake for health reasons. Initiatives such as Dry January offer added incentive to look for alternatives.And there’s no sign of a slowdown any time soon. The IWSR has predicted that NoLo volume will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 8% between 2021 and 2025. That’s in comparison with growth of just 0.7% for regular alcohol in the same period. Supply and demand At a time when everyone is hoping to reduce their individual footprint, it is wonderful to be recommended by ethical and sustainable bodies.” Compassion for animals extends to the farm as a whole and Acorn Dairy has created a thriving wetland for flora and fauna, birds and small mammals. It’s easy to think that alcohol harm is inevitable. It isn’t. This report looks at alcohol in the UK today, and makes the case for key changes we must all work towards if we are to end serious alcohol harm.

Any products below can be brought to your home with a small 50p delivery charge. All milk, cream & butter is from our own organic herd.

Prepping for ‘Turn Out’ and Getting Excited

She added: “It is no surprise that if we feed the best, organic forage with clover & herbs to our Dairy Shorthorns, the cream in their milk will churn to fantastic butter. The family business, run by directors Caroline Bell and her brother Graham Tweddle, has been farming since 1928 and converted to organic status in 1998. Direct from the farm, the Acorn Dairy fleet deliver across the northern counties from Northumberland to Yorkshire. Customers include hotels, cafes, delis, schools, offices, retailers and nursing homes, amongst others- all wanting excellent milk and service at competitive prices.

Following a suggestion a local, ‘silver surfer’ who missed our Autumn evening walks, Acorn Dairy is now on Facebook! With temperatures thinking about rising, we are looking forward to ‘turn out’. Acorn Dairy milk customers may have seen video of this spectacle here at the farm, from previous years. It is a highlight every year for cows and carers alike. Our organic cows simply love the feel of grass under foot and the opportunity to graze, after the cold winter months housed in their sheds. The ranking is the latest highlight for the northern, organic dairy, which last year won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for sustainable development. By offering Acorn’s quality products, customers have remained loyal to Organic Dales. The milk is a favourite of many of Leeds’ top cafés due to its great taste and ability to froth, while the butter is an essential cooking and baking ingredient in any kitchen. All in all, it is a pleasure to endorse and supply produce from an award-winning organic dairy in the North!”

Yorkshire & Northumbria Dales

Bird boxes have a 90 per cent occupancy rate and the 16 acre reversion meadow is a haven for a variety of species of local and visiting birds, including skylarks, sparrowhawks, herons, curlews and kestrels, while miles of hedgerows provide safe passage and homes for countless creatures. In 1998, as public awareness of the quality and traceability of the food we eat became more vocal, we decided to convert Garthorne Farm (360 acres) at Archdeacon Newton to Soil Association organic status. Since then the family with the support from a fantastic team around them, have revived the tradition of doorstep to local towns and villages as well as wholesale delivery across the North of England, with organic milk and cream and other complementary produce from Acorn Dairy.