Our farm shop
Right on the farm, Wednesday to Saturday from late February to late November.
Opening hours and welcome
The farm shop is on the farm itself, at 397 Chemin de Fonteron. You will find the whole range of cheeses, a grocery of local produce, and someone to advise you.
| Wednesday | 9am to 12 noon, 4pm to 7pm |
|---|---|
| Thursday | 9am to 12 noon, 4pm to 7pm |
| Friday | 9am to 12 noon, 4pm to 7pm |
| Saturday | 9am to 12 noon, 4pm to 7pm |
| Jours fériés | le matin, 9 h à 12 h |
| Dimanche au mardi | la ferme travaille, magasin fermé |
- Card and cashBoth are accepted.
- On-site car parkFor the whole of your visit.
- Wheelchair accessWith a helping hand, ring us before you come.
- French and EnglishWe welcome you in English too.
- Your dog stays at homeOur guard dogs look after the herd.
How to get here
The farm lies between the La Garde-Adhémar roundabout and the logis de Berre one, below the village at 397 Chemin de Fonteron. Car park on site.
Driving time from the centre of each town, rounded up to the next five minutes.
- Donzère
- 10 min
- Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux
- 15 min
- Pierrelatte
- 15 min
- Bollène
- 20 min
- Montélimar
- 25 min
- Grignan
- 25 min
The farm grocery
Local produce to round out your basket or put together a gift.
They come from farms and workshops nearby. Every label carries the name of the person who made it.
Gift vouchers
Loyalty account
What you will find on the shelves
- Wines, including organic wines
- Craft beers
- Honey and jams
- Olive oil and tapenade
- Rapeseed and sunflower oils
- Artisan pasta
- Cured sausages and terrines
- Fruit juices
- Goat’s milk soaps and shampoo
- Lavandin essential oil
- Goat’s milk yoghurts
- Herbal teas
- Hemp salt
- Chestnut creamGAEC de Labrot - Chalencon
- Organic olivesGAEC OCA - Mérindol les Oliviers
See the goats: it’s possible during your visit!
The shop is on the farm, and the goat house is just a little further down. When the goats are not out at pasture, you can go and see them, without booking and without paying: just come during shop opening hours and be a little lucky.
They are very curious, they will come to see you naturally. They are real stars and they love photos.
Three things to know
- Beware of electric shocks, stay behind the wires and the springs, and do not put your arms over them!
- Stroking is done with someone from the farm beside you, because of the guard dogs.
- Leave your dog at home: Alaska and Sarah live with the herd and do not like being disturbed.
The shop is on the farm: the goats are never far away.
The milk follows the goats’ seasons
My goats give milk from late February to late November, and the shop follows. In winter they are on maternity leave: the kids are born in February, and the dairy restarts a few weeks later. A goat’s year tells this calendar month by month. The exact dates are announced on Facebook and Instagram.
What you will find in the shop window
The widest choice of the year, and the first grey tommes a few weeks after reopening. Easter hearts, then the Mother’s Day cheese.
The little cheeses for drinks, and the end-of-summer offer on semi-dry and dry cheeses. The taste changes with the pastures.
The milk drops, the matured cheeses take over. It is the time to stock up before the shop closes.
Volumes taken from the farm’s posts.
I’ll let you know when we reopen
The date depends on the kidding, and falls towards the end of February. Leave me your address and I will write to you the day the shop reopens, and a second time at the end of the season for gift vouchers. Two messages a year, no more.
Your questions before you come
Is the shop open all year?
From late February to late November, Wednesday to Saturday. In winter the goats kid: a few openings in December depending on stock, announced on Facebook and Instagram.
How can I pay?
By bank card or in cash.
Where can I find your cheeses away from the farm?
At La Blachette in Pierrelatte, at Crémerie Forgari in Suze-la-Rousse and at Le Comptoir d’Isa in Saint-Restitut.
Can I bring my dog?
Our guard dogs live with the herd: please leave your companion at home.
Do you speak English?
Yes, you are welcome at the farm shop, Wednesday to Saturday, 9am to 12 noon and 4pm to 7pm. Read this page in English.
When the shop closes, the farm carries on.