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Tty these areas for hand-crafted quality at affordable prices


THE wines from Wash­ ington, Oregon and Idaho are well worth seeking out for an array of different more subtle flavours than, say Australia. These states have simi­


lar grape varieties that you would encounter else­ where around the world, but are not often seen. EYRIE vineyards, situ­


ated in the Dundee Valley of Oregon, is perhaps the most well-known. The owner, David Lett, entered his 1975 pinot noir into a blind tasting hosted by the Burgundy house of Drouhin. It came second to a 1959 Chambolle- Musigny, but


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CHINESE PORK WITH CRISPY NOODLES


RECOLLECTIONS of the 70s may consist of- floral patterning, flares and the disco, but do you remember the food, those kitsch and retro classics? Do you look back with nostalgia


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retro is the new cool. Retro is every­ where, and what better way to demonstrate our street cred by cre­ ating some of your old favourites, but with that all-important modern twist. So if you are yearning for a


return to the best of yesteryear, you can jump into a culinary time machine with some mouth-watering recipes from British Meat inspired by some much-loved classics. Indulge your nostalgia this week and prepare a sophisticated Chinese pork served with crispy noodles. • Ingredients' (serves four)


• lean pork fillet © red onion © red pepper 9 baby sweetcorn © carrot 9 oil © plum sauce • sweet chilli sauce © soy sauce


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onion, cut into wedges, 1 red pepper, cut into strips, 4oz baby sweetcom, cut in half, and 1 carrot peeled and cut into thin sticks. Drizzle over 1 tbsp oil and mix together. 2. Place lib lean pork fillet on top.


Mix together 4 tbsp plum sauce, 2 tbsp sweet chilli sauce and 2 tsp soy sauce and drizzle over the pork fil­ let.


3. Cook in a preheated oven for


20-30 minutes. During the last 10- 15 minutes of cooking add 2oz sugar snap peas, mix through the vegeta­ bles and cook for remaining time. To eat: Serve the pork fillet cut


into slices with the roasted vegeta­ bles and crispy rice noodles, or boiled egg noodles.


Vignerons of Burgundy took note and Oregon was placed firmly on the wine world’s map. It is interest­ ing to note that Robert Drouhin has a vineyard not a stones throw away from Eyrie. The estate produces some pinot blanc, pinot gris, excellent dry full-bodied style, chardonnay, pinot noir


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. expert Mr Gra- han Iddon will give a talk in Pendleton Vil­ lage Hall a t 7 p.m. tomorrow night. Proceeds are for All Saints Church, P e n d l e t o n , funds.


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and a delicate earthy pinot meunier. ABACELA vineyards


are situated in the Umpqua Valley, which is significantly warmer and drier than Dundee, so a wider range of grape vari­ eties are able to be grown. As the owner Earl Jones has leanings towards Spain there are many Spanish styles and grape varieties used. Albarinio and tempranillo feature alongside the mighty smooth syrah, some bal­ anced and concentrated


malbec, grenache and cabernet franc.


Oz Clarke is an admirer


of the wines from VICK­ ERS Estate in Idaho, in particular the chardonnay. This is a rich style more like a top notch Burgundy at a fraction of the price. With only five hectares of chardonnay there is not much to go round. For those who want


wines delivered to the door then all these are available from Savage Selection, in Cheltenham, telephone number 01451 860 896 or email wine@savageselec- tion.co.uk. The owner, Mark Savage, is a MW and has visited these small vineyards over the last 20 years. He never lists a wine th a t would disap­ point. Some of the above are available from D. Byrne, also. Try these areas for


hand-crafted quality wines at a fraction of their counterparts’ price from more traditional areas.


Wild start to ramblers’ day out, but weather smiles eventually


A GROUP of walkers from Clitheroe Ramblers were met with heavy, wind-driven rain sweeping across Chester Avenue car park when they gathered for their walk last Tuesday. However, by the time they


reached Gisburn it was dry. The walk started near


Wharfe, in Addingham, and went up to Addingham High Moor by way of Small Banks and Addingham Moorside. The lunch stop was in a


small, old quarry, which gave protection from the breeze, but offered extensive views across Wharfedale. The view was soon blotted


out by a heavy shower of rain across the dale, but they had only a little of its edge. The weather soon returned to white clouds and blue sky. The walk continued along the


edge of Rombalds Moor and Ukley Moor, with clear views in all directions. The party


stopped to look at the cup markings on the ancient Noon Stone and again to examine the Swastika Stone. Before moving on, and


inspired no doubt by their sur­ roundings, the ramblers gave a spirited and harmonious ren­ dering of Ilkla Moor Baht ’At. The walk continued down


through Ilkley, where a short refreshment halt was taken on the river bank. The walkers then followed


the Dales Way along the Wharfe back to Addingham, with a short but very heavy downpour just as they were too far into the fields to have any shelter. The last stretch of the way


was through the churchyard of Addingham Parish Church, where there was a magnificent display of daffodils to give a final touch to what had been a superb day’s walk.


Norman Thorpe


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are offering for sale 18 Moorfield, Whalley at the asking price of £275,000. The property is approached via a private driveway with pathway to entrance porch, living room, dining kitchen, dining area, kitchen with a range of quality appointed wall and base units with integrated Bosch slim line dishwasher, inner hallway, house bathroom, 2-bedrooms. FF: Landing, 2 further bedroom, shower room. Garage with up and over door. To the front of the property is an easily maintainable garden


mainly laid with stone flags with designed garden islands and borders, to the rear of the property is a second private driveway with parking for approx 2 vehicles with access to a second single car garage with electricity supplied.


B 1 TH E Orchard, Ribblcsdnlc Avenue, Clithcroc is offered for sale at the asking price of £217,950 by Mortimers. Situated in a secluded and much sought after area on the outskirts of Clitheroe, this luxurious 3 bed- roomed residence is situated in a courtyard development along with three other individually designed properties. Superb distant rural views towards Pendle Hill can be enjoyed from the living accom and the majority of bedrooms and the easily


managed garden benefits from a raised decked balcony. Internally, no expense has been spared with top of the range contemporary fixurcs and fittings throughout. Gas fired central heating and scaled unit uPVC double glazing. Alarm system installed, inter- grated Cat 5 system installed.


B HONEYWELL are offering for sale 11 Leys Close, Wiswell for the asking price of offers around £350,000. Deceptively spacious detached dormer bungalow, situated in an elevated position, with superb views of the Ribble Valley. Entrance hall, 2-pce cloaks, sitting room, dining room, sun lounge, bedroom 4/study, kitchen, bedroom.


1st floor: 2 further bedrooms and 3-pce bathroom. Parking for 3-4 cars, attractive private rear garden and good sized side ■ garden. Gas central heating and PVC double glazing.


All you could want in a home Hodder Bank


Newton-in-Bowland Offers around £795,000


DHIS exceptional barn :onversion offers a rare :ombination of spacious, luality accommodation, md a prime village loca- ;ion in the heart of the incient and picturesque forest of Bowland (desig- lated an Area of Out- itanding Natural Beauty). Yet it is only 10 to 15 min- ites’ drive from Clitheroe. It also has approximate-


y seven acres of good qual- ty land adjoining .the louse and extending as far is the nearby River Hod- ler. Spacious, yet with a


,varm, comfortable "feel", ;he accommodation


ncludes an impressive mtrance hall, four recep- ;ion rooms, a farmhouse- style kitchen with Aga, jtility and service areas, lour bedrooms and two


bathrooms, including one en-suite. Traditionally construct­


ed in mellow local stone under a natural slate roof, Hodder Bank has easily managed surrounding gar­ dens which provide ample space for parking and the usual recreational enjoy­ ments including barbecu­ ing. A gate from the drive


leads directly to the adjoin­ ing outdoor school, while the stable block is conve­ niently and securely locat­ ed close to the integral garage. To arrange a viewing or


for more information, con­ tact Honeywell, 1 Castle- gate, Clitheroe - tel. 01200 426041 or 79 King Street, Whalley - tel. 01254 824411 or via the website: www.honeywell.co.uk


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