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Festive Indulgence Evening
Posted in Food Hall, Food & Drink, Seasonality, Supporting Local on 01 Dec 2021
Enjoy an evening of indulgence, masterclasses and festive cheer with our amazing, local producer friends and the Darts Farm Team!
Our Community Harvest
Posted in The Farm, News, Food & Drink, Seasonality, Supporting Local on 23 Sep 2021
In this month’s blog, Michael Dart gets excited as the peak harvest season kicks off at Darts Farm.
Taste East Devon Festival Launch!
Posted in News, Food & Drink, Supporting Local on 15 Sep 2021
What an amazing evening we had last Thursday celebrating the launch of the Taste East Devon Festival in our new (almost finished) restaurant, The Farm Table!
A Low and Slow Weekend
Posted in Food Hall, Recipes, The Farm, Food & Drink, Supporting Local, Butchers on 05 Aug 2021
Master Butchers, Phillip and Alastair, have put together their top tips for cooking three of their favourite low and slow roasting joints.
Continuing the Legacy
Posted in News, Food & Drink, Supporting Local on 02 Aug 2021
In this month's blog, Michael Dart talks about the perfect marriage of Darts Farm and Pebblebed Vineyard.
The World Class Exe Estuary
Posted in News, Fitness & Wellbeing, Supporting Local on 17 Jul 2021
Here at Darts, we are lucky enough to be situated on the banks of the River Clyst, right at the heart of the Exe Estuary Cycle Trail; the perfect place to reconnect with nature, develop your mindfulness and unwind.
Christmas Feast Boxes for the local community!
Posted in Food Hall, The Farm, News, Charity, Supporting Local on 12 Dec 2020
Here at Darts Farm we have been working with Exeter Foodbank and seven-year-old schoolgirl Sienna Littley to provide 70 ‘Christmas Feast Boxes’ to families that need it most in the local community this festive season.
Five Fine Ciders You Need to Know
Posted in Food Hall, Food & Drink, Supporting Local on 22 Oct 2020
Want to hear something crazy? To call a drink ‘cider’, it has to contain just 35% apple juice. This juice doesn’t have to be from cider apple varieties and can even be from concentrate. Could you imagine drinking a wine made from 35% grape concentrate amongst other jargon? No, us neither. In 1890, J.M Trowbridge of New York proclaimed ‘good cider is a much greater rarity than good wine’ and the same is true today.