Killowen Farm Yogurt

Killowen yogurt is made by nicholas and judith dunne at green valley farm in courtnacuddy enniscorthy co.

Killowen farm yogurt. Despite an increase in demand and growth across the operation. The yoghurt they produce is still made in the traditional way and is renowned for its unique tangy yet creamy taste. The 200 acre farm has been in the dunne family for over 200 years during that time dairying has always been to the fore ground thereby building a very prestigious herd of cows. This is an ambitious family business that produce dairy products which are natural versatile and great tasting.

Killowen farm fully respect your right to privacy and will not collect any personal data within the meaning of the data protection acts 1988 and 2003 data protections acts about you on this website without your clear permission. Handcrafted in the traditional way with no colors no preservatives or additives. Killowen yogurts were born twenty five years ago in killowen county wexford and were the first artisan yogurts to be made in ireland. Farms are valuable assets and like for any business maximizing the value from that asset makes good commercial sense.

Killowen farm is the oldest farmhouse yogurt brand in ireland having existed for thirty years. At killowen farm wexford our award winning live yogurt is made using milk from our own herd of happy cows. Five years ago the dunnes took the helm and moved production to their own dairy farm using the milk from their herd to make the yogurt. We consciously limit the amount of added sugar so that killowen farm yogurts can be a healthy treat for all the family.

Killowen farm yogurt from the foothills of the blackstairs to the top of the burj al arab in dubai rev 3 5m. Killowen farm is run by 3 generations of the dunne family. When making our flavoured yogurts we add real fruit and a small amount of sugar to our natural yogurt. Killowen farm situated at the foot of the blackstairs mountains in co.

At killowen farm yogurt are freshly made. We have a happy herd of dairy cows that graze the fields here and provide us with the finest milk which goes into our yogurt.