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2018 Spring Fine Food Catalogue 30 August - 13 September 2018 Sydney Showground Sydney Olympic Park CATALOGUE www.rasnsw.com.au This page is intentionally blank. Thank you from the President Thank you for entering in this Sydney Royal Competition and congratulations to those who were successful in winning a prestigious Sydney Royal award. Our Sydney Royal competitions showcase excellence in rural produce and the passion of so many talented producers across NSW and interstate each year. The standard of entries from right across the country continues to be remarkably high which is immensely pleasing for everyone involved in the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS). Rewarding excellence and encouraging innovation in food and wine production is at the heart of our charter, and in turn supports a viable and prosperous future for our agricultural communities. To be the recipient of a Sydney Royal award is a significant achievement representing months, years and sometimes decades of hard work and dedication and is highly regarded by fellow producers. To help winning Exhibitors promote their success, the RAS provides Champion, Trophy, Gold, Silver and Bronze medal winners with Sydney Royal artwork to use on product packaging and other marketing materials to promote their success. The RAS has a solid reputation for impartial judging standards, quality and distinction. We review our Competitions every year to ensure they remain relevant to industry standards and are up-to-date with changing trends. In the same manner, we value the strong links we have with agricultural industries and welcome feedback from producers and exhibitors. There are many people involved in making our Competitions the world-class events they are and we take this opportunity to thank our stewards and judges for their time, expertise and energy. Their wisdom and integrity ensure Sydney Royal awards are presented only to the best of the best. We also extend our gratitude to our generous Competition partners along with our Committees and supporters. On behalf of the RAS, thank you for your support. Your participation plays an important role in assisting the RAS to educate and increase awareness about the importance of our agricultural industries, and we encourage you to join in the tradition of entering every year. We hope to see the winners of this year’s Competitions go on towards even greater things as a result of their Sydney Royal success. Robert Ryan OAM President, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW 2 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW OFFICE BEARERS HONORARY OFFICE BEARERS Patron Vice Patron His Excellency General The Hon. David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) Mr G B Dudley OAM Governor of New South Wales OFFICE HOLDERS President Vice Presidents Treasurer Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr G N Sharpe Ms A M Kirk Mr M J Millner BOARD MEMBERS Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr M J Millner Mr G N Sharpe Mr G W Bell Ms A M Kirk Ms D E Ovens Mr S J Walker Mr B E Gilmour, Chief Executive OFFICE BEARERS Mr G D Andrews Mr D M Davidson Mrs K Little Mr R G Reid Mr J Angus Mr S J B Davies Mr A W Lucas Mrs K Reidy Mr G W Bell Dr E M Downes Mr M A MacCue Ms A A Renwick Mr J D W Bell Ms S P Evans Mr D F Macintyre Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr J E Fairley Mr G W Mason Dr M A Schembri Mr G Best Ms J M Forrest Mr K J Mathie Mr G N Sharpe Mr L B Bowtell Mr W B Giblin Ms Y G McKenzie Mr S J Walker Mr J G Bryson Mrs A J Hamilton Ms L S Milan OAM Mr G R Watson Mr J Byrnes Ms S L Hannigan Mr M J Millner Mr H B White Mr C P Carter Ms E A Hastings Ms D E Ovens Mrs K E Wickson Mrs R Clubb Mr C A Hooke Mrs M Paynter Ms C A Wythes Mr G R Cochrane Mr E E Hughes Ms R L Petrie Dr R A Zammit Mr S G Dadd Mr G R Johnston Mr W A Picken Mr S V Davenport Ms A M Kirk Mr A J Rayner Chief Executive Mr B E Gilmour General Manager Finance & Administration Mr R Lee Auditors Ernst & Young As at 26 June 2018 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Message from the President 1 Office Bearers 2 Committee and Officials 4 Sponsors 7 Media Release 8 Special Awards 10 Branded Meat Competition 14 Olive Oil Competition 18 Pasta Competition 23 Regional Food Competition 26 Smallgoods & Charcuterie Competition 35 Index to Exhibitors 49 4 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 2018 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW F I N E F O O D COMMITTEE Mr Lachlan Bowtell (Chair) Mr Stuart Davies Mr Scott Davenport Ms Sally Evans Mr Evan Hughes Ms Lyndey Milan OAM Mr William A Picken Mr Gary Reid Mr Hunter White HONORARY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE Mr Gerry Andersen OAM Mr Tim Slack-Smith BRANDED MEAT OLIVE OIL OLIVE OIL STEWARD-IN-CHIEF STEWARD-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE JUDGES Mr Stuart Davies Ms Sally Evans Mr George Bautovich INDUSTRY ADVISORS CHAIR OF JUDGES Mrs Joan Bautovich Mr Stephen Edwards Mr Michael Thomsett Ms Gabrielle Callanan Mr Tim Slack-Smith CHIEF STEWARD Mr Ian Huntley Ms Katana Smith Mr Stephen Kirk Ms Gamila MacRury CHAIR OF JUDGES JUDGES Ms Marie McKell Mr George Ujvary Mrs Christine Ashcroft Ms Mel Nathan CHIEF STEWARDS Mr Nick Aoun Ms Virginia Szaraz Mr Gerry Andersen / Mr William A Picken Mrs Jayne Bentivoglio STEWARDS JUDGES Mr Michael Boulton Mrs Janet Bacon Mr Benjamin Barrow Ms Margie Carter Ms Kerry Barling Mr Sam Burke Mr David Cockerill Mrs Susan Healey Mr Tim Browne Mr Shane Cummins Ms Janina Jancu Mr George Carter Mr Richard Gawel Mrs Roslyn Kirk Ms Karen Doyle Mr Glen Green Mrs Pam Mason Mr Chris Groves Mr Jan Gundlach Mr Steve Rielly Ms Demelsa Lollback Mrs Westerly Isbaih Mrs Sylvia Sant Mr Robert Retallick Mr Rod Middleton Ms Kylie Roberts Mr Stephen Mitchell Ms Sue Simmons Ms Gerri Nelligan ASSOCIATE JUDGES Dr Patrice Newell Ms Vanessa Barnes Mrs Cassandra Nicholson STEWARDS Mrs Isabelle Okis Mr Greg Andrews Mr Peter Olson Mr Warren Lyons Mr Abhijit Paul Mrs Lesley Picken Mrs Soumi Paul Mr William A Picken Mrs Susan Pottie Mr Tim Slack-Smith Ms Lynette Skeoch Dr Rosemary Stanton Mrs Ali Tanner Ms Helen Taylor Mr Geoffrey Treloar Ms Debbie Worgan SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 5 PASTA REGIONAL FOOD REGIONAL FOOD STEWARD-IN-CHIEF STEWARD-IN-CHIEF Mr Steve Rielly Mr Evan Hughes Mr Hunter White Mrs Sylvia Sant CHAIR OF JUDGES CHAIR OF JUDGES Mrs Felicity Street Ms Diane Miskelly Mrs Brigid Treloar Mr John Webster CHIEF STEWARD CHIEF STEWARD Mrs Cecily Rogers Mrs Sue Ann White JUDGES JUDGES Ms Tawnya Bahr Ms Janice Baker Mrs Jo Anne Calabria Mr Steve Belcher Mr Paul Collins Ms Rebecca Bernstone Mr Matteo Galletto Ms Julienne Blunck Dr Ray Hare Mrs Jan Boon Mr Eugenio Maiale Mr Michael Britten Mr Adam Moore Mr Raymond Carbonaro Mr Deni Rapattoni Ms Tania Cusack Dr Siem Siah Ms Veronica Cuskelly Mrs Brigid Treloar Mr Edward Davis Mr Roger Vernon Mrs Monique Emmi ASSOCIATE JUDGES Mr Andrew Fielke Mr Daniele Giuliano Mrs Peta Heeson Mr George Kohler Mr Tony Heeson Mr Ram Ravula Mr Ian Hemphill STEWARDS Mr Ian Huntley Mrs Gabrielle Frawley Ms Vicky Jorgensen Mrs Susan Healey Ms Aviva Lowy Mr Stephen Kirk Ms Jacqui Newling Mrs Roslyn Kirk Mr John Newton Mr Colin Rogers Ms Charmaine O'Brien Mrs Sylvia Sant Ms Kay Richardson Mr Andre Sandison Ms Maureen Simpson Ms Lynette Skeoch Mr Juan-Carlo Tomas ASSOCIATE JUDGES Mrs Susie Forrest Mr Mimmo Lubrano Ms Colleen Walters STEWARDS Mrs Janet Bacon Ms Kerry Barling Ms Jane Busby Mrs Gabrielle Frawley Mrs Susan Healey Mrs Roslyn Kirk Mr Stephen Kirk Mrs Lesley Picken Mr William A Picken 6 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW SMALLGOODS SMALLGOODS & CHARCUTERIE & CHARCUTERIE STEWARD-IN-CHIEF STEWARDS Mr Gary Reid Ms Gabrielle Frawley INDUSTRY ADVISORS Mr Bojan Grdanovic Mr Ronald Melosi Mrs Susan Healey CHAIR OF JUDGES Mrs Roslyn Kirk Mr Greg Bonnefin Mr Stephen Kirk CHIEF STEWARD Mr Geoffrey Mason Mr Greg Andrews Mrs Pam Mason JUDGES Mrs Lesley Picken Ms Tracey Archer Mr William A Picken Mr Brad Baker Ms Sylvia Sant Mr Andrew Bligh Mrs Lynette Treloar Mr Ron Clark Mr John Webster Mr Robert Constable Mr Peter Frost Mr Thomas Hain Ms Belinda Hanson-Kenny Mr Steve Hawke Mr Eddie Hikaiti Mr Gregory Hurrell Mr Keith Ireland Mr Lachlan Kenny Mr Rob McCauley Mr Wayne McGee Mr Roland Melosi Mr Adam Moore Mr Enrico Neubert Mr Marco Osterwalder Mr George Papallo Mr Gary Pearson Mr Brian Pert Mr Chan Ratnapala Mr Michael Ryan Mr Jerry Stiel Mr Garry Stokes Ms Kayleen Ternes Mr Juan-Carlo Tomas Mr Craig Wright Ms Michelle Yates ASSOCIATE JUDGES Ms Tracey Archer Mr Brad Baker Mr Matt Driscoll Mr James Vine Ms Michelle Yates SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 7 SPONSORS The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW gratefully acknowledges the Sponsors of the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show: Hally Labels Sponsor & Preferred Medal Label Supplier Meat & Livestock Australia Supporting the Branded Meat Competition Australian Pork Supporting the Branded Meat Competition NSW Food Authority Supporting the Smallgoods & Charcuterie Competition How to Read the Results Catalogue Class number & description Judges general comments for Class 4 - Sample Class the whole Class JUDGES COMMENTS: Outstanding product entered.
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