Clarance Court Burford Brown 6's Egg

All free range hens in the UK are being kept indoors temporarily on Government veterinary advice to protect their health and welfare. These eggs are sold as barn eggs from free range hens temporarily housed for their protection. In 1928, botanist and explorer, Clarence Elliott brought jungle fowl back from Patagonia to Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire. These rare birds were crossbred to create generations of pedigree hens that to this day lay beautiful, colourful, hard-shelled eggs with deep yellow yolks. Decades of experience have gone into caring for our fabulous birds ensuring their health and welfare (as well as that of the British farmers who care for them) are of the highest standard. Clarence Court birds lay at their own natural, slow speed, resulting in distinctively richer eggs. When you see the Clarence Court crown you know it's from our exclusive line of traditional breed birds, roaming free on acres of England's green and pleasant land from dawn until dusk, grazing on the best maize enriched diet. Lion Quality Mark - The Lion mark is your guarantee that these are quality eggs laid by British hens vaccinated against Salmonella.