The business is a small multifunction farm which works in a really inspiring way. Peter is from Switzerland but moved to Poland many years ago and started farming here. When moved to his current site the magic started to happen and he became more entwined with the local community. Now he employs locals to help him in the bakery, cheesery and to teach school children about the environment and their business.
Now they are baking some great rye breads along with making their delicious goats, goats and cows, and plain cows milk cheeses. If you can't get out to Grzybów then you can buy their bread all over Warsaw like here. Or go along to the Biobazar on Wednesdays to get your fill of both bread and cheese. I would suggest you won't be disappointed.
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| The recently saved stork. |
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| Into the cheesery |
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| Peter discussing the processes. |
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| A freshly made cheese |
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| The aging rack. |
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| Moulds not molds. |
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| Cheese weights |
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| Really beautiful packaging. |
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| My favourite, the goat's cheese |
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| The area was once Prussian so it has a history of German influence, and this is a restored piece given to them by locals. |
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| The old cheese cellar. |
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| The Swedish WWOOF boys taking the goats out to pasture. |
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| Gratuitous cat shot |
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| A converted barn? |
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| The mill |
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| How can you not love goats?! |
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| Then it came to buying some cheese. |
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| Time to get that delicious goaty goodness home. |
