Liz Marsland Gets Emotional as Kelvin Fletcher Reveals Major Milestone on Fletcher’s Family Farm

Fletcher’s Family Farm’s Liz Marsland was left in tears after her husband Kelvin Fletcher shared the fruits of their labours

Liz Marsland was moved to “tears in her eyes” when her husband Kelvin Fletcher unveiled the results of their hard work in the most recent instalment of Fletcher’s Family Farm.

The beloved ITV reality show has made its comeback for a third series in 2025, following Emmerdale’s Kelvin, wife Liz and their four youngsters as they embark on their fourth year of agricultural life.

Their picturesque 120-acre estate in the Peak District already houses numerous animals and has recently become available for hire as a wedding destination this month.

During the most recent episode, broadcast on Sunday, 30th November, Kelvin disclosed to Liz that they could now include gin amongst their expanding range of products for sale, pending her endorsement.

“The big reveal, Liz,” Kelvin announced to his spouse, displaying packages that had just been delivered, reports the Express.

“Last year you surprised me with these blankets you’d been working on. We had the idea of using everything we’ve foraged from the hedgerows, spring water, and curating our own gin.

“Well, it’s here, in bottle form, ready to taste.”

Liz’s eyes grew wide upon hearing the announcement and declared: “So, you’ve done it?”

Kelvin presented the inaugural bottle of Wincle Peak gin, which is now on sale through the Fletcher’s Farm shop for supporters to purchase.

His spouse and business collaborator was evidently delighted as she expressed a “Wow”, before commenting that she appreciated the bottle’s green styling.

“It’s been a long time coming,” Kelvin remarked, and Liz expressed her endorsement: “I love it.”

Following Kelvin’s reading of the touching message on the bottle’s reverse, Liz became quite emotional as she reflected on their family journey thus far.

“You’ve got tears in your eyes,” Kelvin observed after Liz released an emotional chuckle.

Dabbing away a tear, she admitted: “I don’t know whether to laugh or cry, it’s dramatic, init?”

She then joked: “How many bottles do you need to drink to believe that?”

“We’re actors!” Kelvin responded defensively. “It’s all about the messaging.”

Liz comforted him with a gentle pat on the shoulder, reassuring: “I know.”

“We are a family, we’re not master distillers, we’ve taken ingredients from our little farm in the Peak District and we’ve created a drink, hopefully, for people to enjoy,” Kelvin continued.

Upon taking her initial taste of the gin, Liz was delighted as she delivered her assessment: “It needs a tonic, but it’s very good!”