All our livestock is raised slowly, not fed routine antibiotics or growth promoters and is reared totally free range in a non intensive environment - and all this shows in the flavour. It's more expensive to produce things this way, but it's worth it! We now have herds of Dexter Cattle, Berkshire pigs, a flock of Wiltshire Horn Sheep, very rare West Of England Geese and some amazing chickens.

We started Two Cocks Brewery in October 2011 after finding hops in the hedgerows. The farm is on the site of a Civil War Roundhead encampment of the First Battle Of Newbury which took place on 20th September 1643, hence the names of our beers.

Time to get out the thermals

We swapped Soho for this!

It's Like Easter In The Hen House Every Day

The quickest way to offend a Wiltshire Horn sheep is to call it a goat

Summer in our fairy wood

Scenes like this make farming in Winter bearable

One of the many tree swings on the farm

Our geese forming an orderly queue

What came first, the chicken or the egg

Lambing time - knackering but life affirming

It must be Spring

In London we had drunks on our doorstep, now we have lambs

Helping vs hindering with hay making

One of our boys on the look out for fun

Heading for the barn for some winter rations

He can be cute when he tries

Even the trees are picturesque

On the lookout for sheep

A week old and fearless

Our rare breed Berkshire pigs - Queen Victoria's favourite breed

Alison, our delightful Dexter herd spokeswoman

Class of 2013, Wiltshire Horn lambs