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The Larder
Not many larders left these days but we've got one and its where we keep all those delicious accompaniments that make food so memorable: jams, chutneys, preserves, sauces, mustards, savoury biscuits, unusual snacks and nibbles - not to mention wines and liqueurs. Please make sure you click and take a look.
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jams & chutneys
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Home of some of our favourite local suppliers, Doug Isles and his Forest of Dean honey, and Kitchen Garden Preserves from Stroud. Imagine - rich fruity chutneys with walnuts and old spot ale, caramelised onion confit, jams with wild bilberries and local apples and real lemon curd. Irresistible.
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sauces & mustards
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Another local hero, Woodchester Fine Foods, features strongly in this mix of sweet and savoury sauces. Presented as wonderfully as they taste you can pick your way through savoury sauces and dressings containing the likes of basil, limes, green peppers, wasabi and pine nuts. Then, you can finish with their delectable white or dark chocolate sauces or the creamiest Irish Cream Liqueur.
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savoury biscuits
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There‘s a world of Savoury Biscuits out there and we‘ve selected the Fine Cheese Company as supplier for ours and what a choice we have. Neutral biscuits with a touch of olive oil and sea salt; spicier offerings with flavours of celery, chives, and chilli or most exotic (and delicious) of all - their stlish black charcoal biscuit. Click here to see just how beautiful they look.
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snacks & nibbles
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Much better known than they once were, we‘re still happy to offer you Tyrells Crisps, from our neighbouring county of Herefordshire - they‘re the best crisps we know. A better kept secret, though probably not for long, is Dorset‘s own Olives et Al with their moreish morsels. Treat your pre dinner guests (or just yourself) to their spiced rice crackers, battered peanuts, or best of all, their fantastic roasted broad beans.
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spirits & liqueurs
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Ciders, from Severn Sider (made in Awre on the banks of the river and in view of the Smokery); Perry, using pears from the adjacent village of Blakeney; wines from 3 Choirs Vineyard just over the hills at the back of the shop and finally, the beautifully packaged fresh and creamy fruit liqueurs from the Lyme Bay Winery complete this selection of upscale drinks
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