LEE — Perched among cornfields on a hill outside town, High Lawn Farm, with its rather elegant stucco buildings and distinctive hexagonal clock tower, doesn’t look like a typical New England dairy farm. And in many ways, it isn’t.
My daughter is one and a half years old. High Lawn Farm is the only milk she is able to tolerate and the only milk we buy for the whole family. It has a very fresh taste that we enjoy.
My daughter will only drink High Lawn Farm milk.
Hello: Some years ago, when Whole Foods was still Bread & Circus, they had some great chocolate milk – it even won awards in a regional (New England) taste test. They stopped carrying that, and I went into mourning. I was unable to find any decent chocolate milk, not even from local dairies. Then Whole Foods began carrying High lawn Farm milk – so I decided to try it. It is just as good as anything I’ve ever had, and far better than nearly anything I’ve ever tasted. Your milk tastes like real milk; the best other milks taste watered down (the worst taste like chalk dust in water…). In fact, even though I’ve usually found that the “dairy milk”, the stuff in small glass bottles, is the best – your milk disproves that rule. It is better than the higher priced milk sold in small glass bottles. Every year, when wild blueberries are in season, I feast on them. I love the small, wild variety – and your milk is the first milk I have tried on them that enhanced their taste instead of ruining it. In fact, I have become so fond of your milk in preference to any other brand I can find that, if Whole Foods stopped carrying it, I’d find a store that did, if I had to drive for an hour to get there, and pack a cooler full of ice to get it home. Now that I’ve remembered what good milk used to taste like, I find I can’t drink any other milk but yours. I guess you could consider me an enthusiastic, satisfied customer.