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In the busy rush up to Christmas, you don’t have to travel far to find spectacular, fresh trees and tasty, home-grown delicious fayre. We’ve rounded up the best producers in the local area to make your purchasing a little easier! You’ll find delicious food, indulgent ready-to-eat snacks together with Christmas trees and twinkling decorations, all on your doorstep!
You’ll find your perfect tree and more at Yattendon Estates
Yattendon Estates, one of England’s Premier Christmas tree growers, has thousands of home grown trees to sell from their Christmas Barn, along with a large selection of Christmas decorations, lights, stands, wreaths and foliage. They also have a dedicated team of staff on hand to help you with your tree selection. Following on from the success of the Christmas Market last year, they will again be showcasing gifts & crafts, fine foods, locally brewed beer and cider. The Yattendon Christmas Barn opens on 24th November, Monday to Saturday 9am- 6pm and Sunday 9am-5pm. T: 01635 203908 W:
www.yattendon.co.uk
Cobbs pulls out all the stops this Christmas
They have catered for all your Christmas needs at Cobbs! Visit their farm shop, butchery, fishmonger and florist for all your festive food and floral requirements this year. Pick your own Christmas tree on their farm (25th & 26th November) and enjoy a Christmas roast lunch available every Sunday throughout December in their café. Over in the Play Barn they’re preparing for an exciting visit from Father Christmas who will be joining them for breakfast on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th December. Tickets are available to buy online with prices starting at £4.95. W:
www.cobbsplaybarn.co.uk/events
Indulge all the senses
with a visit to Jackson’s Head off to Jackson’s this festive season where they’ll be serving delicious food from all day breakfasts to daily specials, all locally sourced and made fresh to order, as well as Christmassy treats such as homemade mince pies, mulled wine and much more! Warm yourselves by their cosy log fire and treat yourself to a hot chocolate and a slice of homemade cake or try one of their famous Roast Dinners available every Sunday from 12noon. Follow that with a stroll around the lake and you’ve got the perfect winter’s day with all the family. T: 0118 9730776 W:
www.jacksonscalifornialake.co.uk
Fernygrove Farm Shop has all you need for festive feasting
Irresistible ideas to decorate your home
Update your festive decorations with a visit to Dorney Court Kitchen Garden this year! The Christmas tree forest is back for you to wander through and choose your perfect tree, whilst sampling festive treats to purchase in the café or deli. You’ll love the twinkling, new look garden shop, full of stylish and unusual lights, decorations and gifts. Head to their Christmas Event on Saturday
2nd December to meet Santa in his grotto and listen to the choir. To keep children entertained, they can receive a gift and enjoy feeding real reindeers (£10 per child). W:
www.dckg.co.uk
With Christmas fast approaching, it’s time to plan your Christmas dinner! At Fernygrove Farm Shop they supply delicious free range bronze turkeys raised on the Berkshire downs and free range local geese, as well as beautiful ribs of beef, hams, stuffings,
cheeses, vegetables and much more for your dinner table. Call in to their farm shop open Tuesday to Sunday, located between Ascot and Maidenhead to see all their delicious local and seasonal produce, including home reared rare breed pork and beef. Their Coffee Shop also has amazing views, with plenty of play space for children and serves homemade cakes, breakfast and light lunches. T: 01344 885987 W:
www.fernygrovefarm.co.uk
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