Our trout are grown at our extensive, and low stocked, farm near Hungerford on the clear flowing waters of the river Dun with its spring source being only seven miles away. The trout are given as much space as they need to develop and grow as they would do in the wild, which provides an enhanced and delightful flavour.
Delicious! Just wanted to feedback that I bought three of your products from Kew Village Market in September and can’t tell you how much we enjoyed them. All three felt to be such higher quality than equivalent ones we’ve had. Most importantly the taste was superb with a lovely ‘clean’ feel to it and the texture of the fish was firm and really pleasing to eat. It also was so easy to slice and plate up. Lastly you mentioned at the market how the packaging was all recycling friendly. I will certainly be buying more at the next KVM. Absolutely superb!
Terence S
I just wanted to say that your Trout Gravadlax was the most amazing thing we have ever tasted! We have just ordered more!
Ricki T, London
"We get our trout from Berkshire Trout for three reasons. Firstly they were the most environmentally friendly fish we have found (how the fish are farmed, the recyclable and compostable packaging, and the minimal food miles); secondly it tastes great! (we love the fillets and especially the pate); thirdly it is delivered to our door for free."
Chris W, Pewsey Vale
About us
Berkshire Trout & Slow Food
Berkshire Trout our members of Slow Food which is a global, grassroots movement with thousands of members around the world that links the pleasure of food with a commitment to community and the environment. It was founded in 1989 in Italy. They work to raise awareness about the sustainability and social justice issues surrounding the food we eat. They do this by working hand in hand with its members who are in local geographic groups.
The British Trout Association (BTA) was set up in 1983 and represents around 80% of trout production in the United Kingdom. The Association has over 50 members including trout farmers, feed suppliers and a number of aqua-cultural academics. The association receives no direct funding from the Government, instead it is entry funded by its members making these farmers, suppliers and academics imperative to its success. We are proud that Berkshire Trout is a member of the BTA. The association aims to provide legislation and frameworks for trout farming practices in the UK whilst also promoting sustainability and encouraging ongoing research and development within the industry. Find out more
