About Us
Stockists
Find our cereals in leading supermarkets including Waitrose and Sainsbury's plus farm shops, delis & fine food stores and on-line.
In the Press
If you like a crunchy fruity breakfast then you'll love Pertwood Organic
Farm's delicious new Granola.
Packed with organic oats, coconut, sultanas, hazelnuts, sesame and sunflower seeds, it's tasty and nutritious.
Pertwood Muesli in TOP 3 of The Times Taste Test
It's official - nuts are not only becoming more and more popular, they are also good for you, and so it seems, is Pertwood Cereal !
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Grazia Magazine has reviewed our Fruit and Seed Muesli.... and we got 5 stars out of 5 !
Natalie Savona the nutritionist gives us five stars saying:
"It is superb quality, containing sunflower, pumpkin, sesame and linseeds - all healthy fats good for helping balance hormones and making skin glow!"
Rob
Clucas-Tomlinson and his partner, Sarah have been helping cut down on carbon
emissions by eating only food that has been grown within a 100 mile radius of
their home in Richmond, Surrey. Everyone at Pertwood is delighted that our oats
have brightened up Rob and Sarah's mornings.
"Still, there is something about these thick, chewy, giant oats from a Wiltshire farm that teases my tongue like the sweetest dessert and nurtures a tiny realisation in me that I have been consuming absolute groul for the past thirty-five years whenever porridge has been served me. For, unlike the flour-like substance of most mainstream brands, you open up a packet of Pertwood oats and the intoxicating memory of flapjacks immediately infiltrates your nostrils, reminding you that life is good and that chocolate isn't the only cake. It looks like the winter just got a little sunnier!
"For, unlike the flour-like substance of most mainstream brands, you open up a packet of Pertwood Oats and the intoxicating memory of flapjacks immediately infiltrates your nostrils, reminding you that life is good and that chocolate isn't the only cake. It looks like winter just got a little sunnier!"
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here, for the rest of their blog
(http://picklemyfancy.blogspot.com)
News
In the small, mixed, intimate countryside of Britain and especially of England, farmland and wildlife must indeed co-exist, and how agriculture is managed will largely decide the fate of our biodiversity.
The Independent
18 June 2010
To see details of life on Pertwood farm please click here
Granola Wins !
Our Organic Granola has been awarded a ‘Great Taste Award’ 2008. Order here...



