IN SEASON
Christine’s Puddings Luxury Christmas Pudding Light and bursting with delicious fl avours, mixing succulent vine fruits, apricots, ginger, pineapple, sweet white wine and Cointreau. Hand made and steamed in small batches, they are also gluten free.
www.christinespuddings.co.uk
Lyme Bay Winery Mulled Wine and Christmas Pudding Wine - The Mulled Wine blends damson and elderberry with notes of festive spices, while the Christmas Pudding Wine embodies the character of a classic Christmas pudding.
www.lymebaywinery.co.uk
Langham Winery Classic Cuvée 2013 - A classic blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Barrel fermentation and 24 months lees ageing provide layers of complexity in a wine suited to all occasions, which drinks equally well on its own or with food. Perfect now or age for up to 3 years.
www.langhamwine.co.uk
Bottle of Conker Spirit Dorset Dry Gin Combining ten select botanicals, distilled and bottled in Dorset, the Dorset Dry is refreshing and smooth, crafted to stand up on its own, poured over ice. Botanicals include juniper, as well as Dorset notes of elderberries, samphire and handpicked New Forest gorse fl owers.
www.conkerspirit.co.uk
6 bottles of LittlePod Vanilla Beer - At 6% ABV, this smooth, creamy, velvety beer features added LittlePod vanilla: a spice that rounds out fl avours, removes bitterness and complements spices, making it a great pairing for leftover turkey curry.
www.littlepod.co.uk
Miles Tea & Coff ee loose leaf chai - With its box embossed in festive gold, this loose leaf Chai is a spiced tea that produces a warming, soothing eff ect, acts as a natural digestive aid and gives one a wonderful sense of wellbeing.
www.djmiles.co.uk
Granny Gothards ice cream making kit - This kit allows you to make 3 litres of luxury artisan ice cream in your own home, without the need for an ice cream machine. It contains all of the dry ingredients you need and is fun to use: a great Christmas gift or perfect for festive desserts.
www.grannygothards.co.uk
Buttermilk festive fudge - The prize includes three boxes of festive fudge from Buttermilk, in three diff erent fl avours: Mince Pie Crumbly Fudge, Cranberry and Orange Smooth Fudge, and Irish Cream Crumbly Fudge. Give as a gift, or enjoy as an after dinner treat.
www.buttermilk.co.uk
Chococo large selection box - This large seasonal selection box of freshly handmade chocolates is a delicious assortment of 25 truly fresh, festive chocolates that includes Gingerbread Caramel and Nutty Nutmeg.
www.chococo.co.uk
Happy Holistics gifts from Better Food - Bristol- based Better Food are giving away a selection of fi ve natural skincare products from Happy Holistics (hamper box not included): Oat Bath Dumplings, a Tropical & Uplifting Bath and Body Oil, a Honey & Oatmeal Soap Bar, Exotic Body Butter, and a Monoi Body Butter Bar.
www.betterfood.co.uk
£30 of Christmas decorations from Orchard Park North Dorset’s leading garden centre will choose £30 of Christmas decorations for the winner, meaning that your home will look just as good as your dining table this Christmas.
www.orchardpark.biz
Torre Cider Apple Sauce - Torre Cider Farm in Somerset make their own apple sauce, which is the ideal accompaniment for any rich roasted meats – especially pork!
www.torrecider.co.uk
TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING THESE FANTASTIC PRIZES, visit
www.foodlovermagazine.com/competitions or write to us stating which competition you would like to enter and including your address and telephone number to: FOODLOVER COMPETITIONS, Marralomeda, Kingweston Road, Charlton Mackrell, Somerset, TA11 6AH Tel:01458 224555. See individual competitions for closing dates.
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