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Meet the suppliers - Lambton & Jackson
Clare Adshead-Grant • Aug 17, 2023
Lambton & Jackson are our local suppliers of smoked salmon and pates. How local are they? Maldon - yes 7.5 miles away from the shop. Let's tell you their story
Sean Jackson is recognised as one of the country's finest talents in the art of smoking fish. In 2014, he set up Lambton & Jackson with his friend Darcy Lambton.
They have kept to their core strengths - smoking fish to perfection! Everything is done by hand - their ethos is the very opposite of a supermarket supplier - mass production is incompatible with the attention required to make intensely delicious smoked salmon and more.
They source their salmon from the Shetlands in Scotland, where the salmon reach peak condition owing to the Shetland's very strong tidal flows. When the Scottish supply is curtailed, they source from farmers in Norway, Faroe Islands and Iceland who all have the same high standards.
In 2019, their Maldon Cure smoked salmon won the top 3-star award from the Great Taste Awards. The judges said that the smoked salmon was "fabulously well balanced and interesting in depth and character with a succulence that melts and dissipates majestically in the mouth."
Next time you're in Stonefields Farm Shop, pop some into your basket, or alternatively sample their smoked Salmon pate, which in our opinion is THE BEST salmon pate EVER!!
To find out more visit www.lambtonandjackson.com
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