COOKING COMPANION


Proper job!


An award-winning modern IPA, packed full of citrus, pineapple and grapefruit


fl avours with a fi ne crisp bitter fi nish, this beer from St Austell Brewery is sure to comfort your summer blues.


Brewed with Cornish spring water and a single malt made from Cornish-grown barley, it is a beer sure to remind you of your summer holidays to the coast. www.staustellbrewery.co.uk


Liquid Sunshine


What more could remind you of the summer sunshine than a lemon- infused liqueur. Inspired by the true fl avours of Italy’s favourite post- dinner aperitif, Devon Distillery’s


latest creation blends its own Dappa (Devon Grappa) with luscious organic lemons. Zingy and zesty yet subtly sweet, this tipple is sure to get your taste buds tingling.


www.devondistillery.com


Plastic free all year round... T is summer saw a push for us all to reduce the


amount of single-use plastics and as a nation of coff ee-lovers, the throw-away coff ee cup was the fi rst to get hit off the High Street. Taking it one step further Huskup have introduced reusable


cups made from rice husk. A bi-product of the rice milling process, these all-natural cups will set you


up for the colder commutes in the coming months. T is is our top pick for this month! www.huskup.com


Editor's Picks


Bring back the summer vibes...


Still screaming for ice cream?


Dorset−based ice cream producers, Purbeck, have introduced a new, innovative flavour to their extensive creamy catalogue that simply sings sunshine. With its classic floral flavours that


will transport you back to an afternoon tea in the summer sun, their Rhubarb & Rosehip ice cream is both creamy and refreshing in the perfect balance. High in vitamin C and fibre, you could almost claim it’s healthy! www.purbeckicecream.co.uk


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