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Traditional Farming Excellence
SINCE 1928
Farming has been in our blood for hundreds of years.
At Barra Bronzes, we approach turkey farming as an artisanal craft. Our skilled farmers use traditional methods and a deep understanding of our turkeys' needs to create a product that stands out for its exceptional taste and quality. From the slow growth process and natural diet to the hand-plucking and game-hanging, every step is carefully considered and executed with the utmost care and attention to detail. The result is a turkey that is truly a work of art, crafted to be the centrepiece of your Christmas feast.
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Bronze Christmas Turkey
Treat yourself to a whole Barra Bronze turkey this Christmas. The most beautiful tasting turkey around. Delicious golden crispy skin, meat that is seeping with juices which makes that delightfully rich gravy. Delivered fresh to your door on 22nd December. Farmgate Collection available 23rd December: 7.30am–5.30pm or 24th December: 7.30am–1.00pm
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Bronze Turkey Crown
The impressive Barra Bronzes Christmas Turkey Crown comes with the legs removed. Delicious, succulent and full of flavour. These come with giblets too. Delivered fresh to your door on 22nd December. Farmgate Collection available 23rd December: 7.30am–5.30pm or 24th December: 7.30am–1.00pm
To ensure the highest quality, we have very limited stock. To guarantee your turkey, you must pre-order and pre-pay on our website.
They all love Barra Bronzes Turkey
What the top chefs have to say about Barra Bronzes;
"Our Barra Bronze bird was the BEST turkey I have eaten since I was a child!"
- Lady Claire MacDonald
Award winning cook and food writer
"This Christmas we are sourcing top notch Barra Bronze Turkeys from Inverurie"
- Nick Nairn
Celebrity chef and youngest Scottish chef to win a Michelin star in the early 1990s
"Slow grown, dry plucked and game hung...so easy to cook and completely delicious"
- Lucas Hollweg
2012 Cookery Journalist of The Year, Author of Good Things To Eat, The Times, Sunday Times and Independent Food Critic and Journalist.


