Local Food Sussex - meat box scheme delivering free range, premium, salt-tinted coastal marsh beef direct from Sussex farmers... also from local shops.
Three Harbours Beef is available fresh and direct via a home delivery box scheme and from local shops and restaurants.
All the beef animals are born either on coastal plain farms or within the local area. They are reared on grass and most on their mothers' milk and grass for the first six months and, after weaning, their diet is predominantly flower and herbal rich salt tinted grass which contributes greatly to the taste and quality of the meat.
Cattle are reared naturally on marshes and pasture where they are allowed to mature slowly, enjoy two summers at grass and are kept until around two to two and a half years old - long by modern standards. The scheme is ethically and environmentally friendly, with happy cows, low food miles and helping to protect and support the wildlife on the marshes including some endangered species.
As well as taking two years to produce, the meat is hung traditionally to enhance its tenderness and flavour before being prepared. There can be few products which take so long to prepare, yet offer so much value for money.
Three Harbours Beef hold Farm Walks & Talks usually once a year. If you are interested in attending future walks please contact us or see further details on the events page of the website.
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Local Food Sussex says
If you fancy trying this delicious salt-tinted coastal marsh beef, the Three Harbours Beef website lists local stockists plus local restaurants where you can sample it beautifully prepared and cooked for you. What are you waiting for?
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