Swan Brothers Dairy

Delicious cheese. Raw and pasteurized cheese and milk products. Got to see the cows load themselves into the milking area to get milked – they appeared to love it and wanted to get ahead in line to get there first :)
When the machine stopped going – they walked out by themselves. Interesting to watch. Products are amazing and fresh!

The best cheese ever!
Parking: A basic lot in front. I usually go and am the only one there.
Service: The employees are friendly and informative. They also are chatty and ask questions.
Food items: Various cheeses such as mozzerella, cheddar, cheese curds, colby cheese, and homemade jams. The cheese are delicious and flavorful. They are also very reasonably priced. I have had these jams: apricot, strawberry, cherry, an blackberry. They were sweet and tart at the same time, and I go back often for these! They are also very reasonably priced.

Love the milk!

As a home baker, I really appreciate local dairy. This place is amazing! I bought a small container of their raw fresh cream to sample and will definitely be back for more! And of course, I greatly recommend a bag of their cheddar cheese curds for a wonderful snack on the way home.

I lived in OK for many years and drove ~1 hour one way many times for their milk/​cheese. Price was great and quality excellent. What’s even better, especially that I now live in NY is that in the cold months I can still mail order their RAW MILK cheeses. Fortunately NY allows sale of Raw milk locally here. But hard to find the cheeses, especially at their prices.

Awesome possum! This place is the best. It’s a local dairy that sells… RAW MILK! Yep, you can buy all the raw milk, cream and cheese that your heart desires (unlike in Nevada, where that would be illegal) along with local honey and jam.
You can buy a gallon of milk, raw, delicious, fresh, cold milk for less than $ 5. You can’t buy a quart for less than $ 8 in California, so this place is a steal.
The place is family run and the guy at the cash register told us that the milk we were buying was bottled less than an hour before — because the cows had just been milked. Awesome!
Unfortunately, they used to go off of the honor system for getting milk, but locals were stealing so they, understandably, had to put the kibbosh on that. I will DEFINITELY be back, as usual, when I go back to Oklahoma.