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VALLEY FEST
2 – 4 August 2019 Chew Magna, Somerset
Valley Fest is a family-friendly festival celebrating, music, organic food and farming, in a stunning location overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Step into a weekend of eating, drinking, dancing and lazing by the lake in a celebration of the West Country’s incredible food and those who produce it. This year, some of the region’s biggest culinary heroes will be cooking up feasts for festival guests. Join fellow diners for tempting menus crafted by Josh Eggleton, Rob Howell, and The Free- Range Chef, Beth Al Rikabi.
LONGLEAT FOOD FESTIVAL
Immerse yourself in Longleat’s third Food & Drink Festival as they blend their traditional offering with a touch of Australia to celebrate the arrival of their koalas and wombats. They have a recipe for success with the main ingredient being Australian celebrity chef, John Torode, for live cooking demonstrations in The Longhouse. There are even more entertaining ingredients to further add to your delightful day, including Afternoon Tea in the Great Hall of Longleat House (pre-booking is essential). Experience a sense-sation as you smell the aroma of gourmet sausages sizzling on the barbeque, taste the fruity notes of specialist suppliers’ wine and premium refreshing lager and robust ales from The Bath Arms bar. Listen to live music
40 | THE WEST COUNTRY FOODLOVER
and enjoy an array of colour from the local produce stalls and scrumptious cuisines in the hustle and bustle of their Market Street. All of this is mixed with a dash of funfair excitement within
the beautiful and iconic grounds of Longleat Estate. Add the cherry on top of an already astonishing and action-packed day with all their amazing attractions, including
the exhilarating Safari Park, memorable Jungle Cruise, bemusing Hedge Maze, exciting Adventure Castle, the classic Longleat Railway and more; all included in your Day Ticket.
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