Well I was looking for goat cheese products because there aren't many found in the store. I love cheese, but its not good for acid reflux. I've found some beautiful North Carolina farms. I hope to have a North Carolina farm on day. Goat cheese has less fatty acids than cows milk. It is also good for food allergies and certain skin conditions.
Prodigal farms provide a glimpse into the goat farming business. Their kickstarter campaign is still under way if you would like to help them build a facility to make hard cheeses. Their goats look wonderful.
http://prodigalfarm.com/
This is the Facebook page for Dark Cove
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=142450339210914&set=a.142449492544332.25686.137254749730473&type=3
Ripshin Goat Dairy seems like a wonderful place near my house, but I can't tell if they’re
open or closed. There is a list of retailers on their website.
http://www.ripshingoatdairy.com/sleepy
The Sleepy Goat Farm has an online store and great recipes.
http://www.ripshingoatdairy.com/
Oak moon has a beautiful website.
http://www.freewebs.com/oakmoonfarm/
Holly Grove has some beautiful pictures of goat cheese on their website but
no store.
http://heritagehomestead.net/our-cheese/
The Heritage Homestead also has a beautiful online store which I intend to try they
have a great variety of hard and soft cheeses with great flavors including
spinach pesto and green olive.
http://www.hollygrovecheese.com/
Elodie farms features, cheese, a beautiful farm house and offers summer
camps. http://www.elodiefarms.net/
http://www.goatladydairy.com/cheese-where-to-buy.php.
These cheeses are sold at Whole Foods and the farm also offers a beautiful
dinner.
Round Mountain Creamery sells milk and cheese from retailers and from their
website.
http://www.goatladydairy.com/cheese-where-to-buy.php
The Buffalo Creek Creamery operates a farm with a tours, and an adorable country
store. http://buffalocreekfarmandcreamery.com/farmstore_main.html
The cheeses at Bosky Farms are found at Earthfare in the Charlotte
area. So go, eat, and enjoy.
http://boskyacres.com/cheese.htm