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FESTIVAL GUIDE 2019 Thank You to Our Supporters Sponsors FESTIVAL GUIDE 2019 Thank you to our supporters Dragon, Flint & Flame, Tiny Rebel, Hybu Cig Cymru (PGI Welsh Beef & Lamb), Angel Hotel, Chelsea Green Publishing, Llanllyr Source, County Marquees, Wogan Coffee, Llaeth y Llan, Love Lily, Tracklements, Joe & Seph’s, The Old Board Co, ABC Motors, FR Ball Insurance, Premium Dental Implants, Sugar Loaf Catering, St Mary’s Priory, Castel Howell, Peter’s Yard, Portico Lounge, Harrison Clark, Kit & Kin, Certainly Wood Wristbands and tickets on sale now at: www.abergavennyfoodfestival.com @afoodfestival #AFF2019 BUS P STATION PARKING DISABLED DISABLED TASTING TASTING WORKSHOPS Priory Centre A465, M4 PICNIC AREA BAILEY PARK ‘PARK & WALK’ & ‘PARK NEW TO THE TRAINS, A40, THE TO PEDESTRIAN ACCESS FORAGES MEETING POINT BARS MARKET PRODUCERS’ MARKET FISH & FIZZ Timothy Oulton DRINKS’ THEATRE DRINKS’ At The Dome At THE CHAPEL CONTACT POINT & FIRST AID POINT & FIRST CONTACT STREET MARKETS PARKING INFO & MERCHANDISE NIGHT MARKET NIGHT STREET FOOD & STREET ANGEL BAKERY ENTRANCE P UPPER BREWERY YARD BREWERY THE CASTLE ANGEL HOTEL School Cookery Cookery Cooking Cooking Over Fire MARKET HALL MARKET EXIT ONLY School MARKET CHADWICK’S Kids’ Cookery Kids’ Cookery CHEESE & WINE CHEESE & SHOP THE ART THE ART TOILETS WATER REFILL WATER BOX OFFICE BOX TOURIST INFO TOURIST THEATRE BOROUGH Farming MARKET MADE IN TIVERTON PRODUCERS’ Matters Stage ARTS MARKET DISABLED PARKING MONMOUTHSHIRE P YARD SQUARE ST JOHN’S ST HORSINGTON’S HORSINGTON’S FARMYARD CASTLE STREET CASTLE STREET MARKET & FESTIVAL & FESTIVAL MARKET TASTING WORKSHOPS Portico Lounge Portico ARMS THE KING’S Centre FEASTS & St Michael’s WORKSHOPS N P MEADOWS TO CASTLE TO ‘PARK & WALK’ & ‘PARK HOSPITAL TO NEVILL HALL TO GARDENS LINDA VISTA VISTA LINDA INFORMATION Contents Cynnwys Information Street Food & Night Market 51 Welcome 2 Cookery School 52 Croeso 3 Fringe Festival 54 About the Festival 5 Wild & Foraged 56 Festival Information 6 Newbies Guide to the Festival 58 The Festival at a Glance 8 Markets Events Market Listings 61 Event Listings 14 The Castle 62 Market Hall 64 Upper & Lower Brewery Yard 66 Highlights Castle Street Market/ 70 Feasts 28 The Farmyard Focus on Monmouthshire 30 Made In Monmouthshire 74 Merchandise 33 Horsington’s Yard 76 In Conversation 34 Tiverton Producers’ Market 78 Chef Demos 36 Cheese & Wine 82 Kids’ Cookery School 39 The Priory 84 Castle Street Market/ 40 (Fish & Fizz, New Producers’) The Farmyard Street Markets 89 The Castle 42 Drinks’ Theatre 47 A-Z of Stallholders 92 Family Guide to the Festival 48 Refill at AFF 49 Thank You 104 1 INFORMATION Welcome, Croeso, Ni allwn eich croesawu i’r Fenni heb ddiolch yn fawr i gefnogwyr a noddwyr yr ŵyl. INFORMATION Gallwch ddod o hyd i restr lawn ym mlaen Another warm welcome to our 21st edition Croeso cynnes arall i’n 21ain rhifyn o Ŵyl y canllaw hwn, ond hoffwn neilltuo ennyd of the Abergavenny Food Festival. It’s a Fwyd y Fenni. Pleser o’r mwyaf yw croesawu i dynnu sylw at y sefydliadau newydd sy’n pleasure to welcome visitors, old and new, to ymwelwyr, hen a newydd, i’r Fenni y ymuno â ni yn 2019: mae Unearthed, Æcorn Abergavenny this festival weekend. penwythnos hwn ar gyfer yr ŵyl. Aperitifs a Maple o Ganada yn newydd i’r This guide aims to give you all the information digwyddiad, a byddant yn ychwanegu llwyth you need to make the most of our jam- Nod y canllaw hwn yw rhoi’r holl wybodaeth o bethau i chi eu gweld, eu blasu a’u gwneud packed, food-filled programme. Our festival y mae arnoch ei hangen i fanteisio i’r eithaf trwy gydol yr ŵyl. site maps will help you to discover the wide ar ein rhaglen llawn dop, llawn bwyd. range of activities that the festival has to offer Bydd y mapiau o safle ein gŵyl yn eich Rydym wedi datblygu ardal ein Buarth Fferm across the town. Look out for festival signs helpu i ddarganfod yr amrywiaeth eang o wanted to take a moment to highlight the new ymhellach ym maes parcio Stryd y Castell displayed around the town, as well as our weithgareddau sydd gan yr ŵyl i’w chynnig organisations joining us in 2019: Unearthed; ym mhen uchaf y dref. Yma, byddwch yn stewards and town ambassadors who can ledled y dref. Cadwch lygad am arwyddion yr Æcorn Aperitifs and Maple from Canada are darganfod rhaglen lawn o sgyrsiau a dadleuon help out with any directions. ŵyl wedi’u harddangos ar hyd a lled y dref, yn all new to the event, and are going to add ar lwyfan materion ffermio Banc Triodos; ogystal â’n stiwardiaid a llysgenhadon y dref a a huge amount for you to see, taste and do gall y plant ryngweithio â’n sw bridiau prin; Here at food fest HQ we’re very excited all eich helpu gydag unrhyw gyfeiriadau. throughout the festival. mae yna babell gweithgareddau i’r teulu, sy’n about the programme of events at this year’s cynnwys digon i gadw’r plantos yn brysur, heb festival. We are honoured to welcome some Yma ym mhencadlys yr ŵyl fwyd, rydym We have further developed our Farmyard sôn am y tractorau mawr i ddringo drostynt. of the finest thinkers in food from across the wedi’n cyffroi’n lân ynghylch y rhaglen o area in the Castle Street car park at the top of At hynny, fe ddowch o hyd i gaffi a bar Triodos globe. Godfather of the modern fermentation ddigwyddiadau yn yr ŵyl eleni. Braint yw the town. Here you will find a full programme gan Tiny Rebel yn yr ardal hon, lle perffaith i movement, Sandor Katz, joins us all the way croesawu rhai o’r meddylwyr gorau ym maes of talks and debates on the Triodos Bank ymlacio â’ch traed i fyny am ychydig. from the United States; the irrepressible bwyd o bob cwr o’r byd. Bydd pencampwr farming matters stage; the kids can interact Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver from y mudiad eplesu modern, Sandor Katz, yn with our rare breed petting zoo; there is I fyny wrth y Castell, fe welwch ysgol St JOHN restaurant are coming to look back ymuno â ni yr holl ffordd o’r Unol Daleithiau; a family activities tent with loads to keep goginio i’r plant, sy’n cael ei chyflwyno at 25 years at the forefront of the British bydd yr anorchfygol Fergus Henderson a the little ones busy, not to mention the big mewn partneriaeth â’r Ysgol Goginio ac gastronomic revolution; not to mention the Trevor Gulliver o fwyty St JOHN yn dod i fwrw tractors to climb on. Also, in this area you’ll Ysgol Annibynnol Rougemont. Cynhelir many additional chefs, drinks experts, food golwg yn ôl dros 25 mlynedd yn rheng flaen find the Triodos Bank Café and a bar from dosbarthiadau rhad ac am ddim i blant yma writers and authors exploring everything y chwyldro gastronomaidd Prydeinig; heb Tiny Rebel, a perfect place to put your feet up trwy gydol y penwythnos, ond gofalwch eich from cooking with your kitchen garden (Josh anghofio’r amryw o gogyddion, arbenigwyr for a while. bod wedi archebu eich lle gan eu bod yn Eggleton, Market Hall stage), to the rise of the diodydd, ysgrifenwyr am fwyd ac awduron a llenwi’n gyflym. #MeToo movement in professional kitchens fydd yn archwilio popeth o goginio gyda’ch Up at the Castle you’ll find the Kids Cookery (The Dome, The Castle). gardd lysiau (Josh Eggleton, llwyfan Neuadd School delivered in partnership with Cook Rydym yn falch iawn o gael ailgyflwyno ein y Farchnad), i dwf y mudiad #MeToo mewn School and Rougemont Independent School. Gŵyl Nadolig flynyddol yn 2019. Nodwch y Abergavenny Food Festival aims to bring ceginau proffesiynol (The Dome, The Castle). There will be free kids’ cookery classes dyddiad, sef dydd Sul 8 Rhagfyr, a dewch yn together the food, farming and hospitality running here all weekend, but make sure barod i brynu eich holl nwyddau ar gyfer y communities from across the UK, to enjoy Nod Gŵyl Fwyd y Fenni yw dwyn cymunedau you’ve booked your place as they fill up fast. Nadolig. 3-days of discussion and debate on the future bwyd, ffermio a lletygarwch o bob cwr o’r of food. The 2019 programme includes more Deyrnas Unedig ynghyd, a hynny er mwyn We’re excited to bring back our annual Gan ddymuno penwythnos gwych i chi ar diversity, more women, and more young iddynt fwynhau tridiau o drafodaeth a Christmas Fair in 2019. Save the date for gyfer yr ŵyl. chefs and farmers than ever before. We are dadleuon am ddyfodol bwyd. Mae rhaglen Sunday 8th December and come ready to particularly proud to offer such a wider range 2019 yn cynnwys mwy o amrywiaeth, mwy stock up on all your goodies for the festive Aine Morris of ways for you, our visitors, to experience o fenywod, a mwy o gogyddion a ffermwyr season. Prif Weithredwr good food and drink. ifanc nag erioed o’r blaen. Rydym yn arbennig o falch o gynnig amrywiaeth mor eang o Wishing you a wonderful festival weekend. We can’t welcome you to Abergavenny ffyrdd i chi, ein hymwelwyr, brofi bwyd a diod without saying a huge thank you to our da. Aine Morris festival supporters and sponsors. You can Chief Executive find a full list at the front of this guide, but I 2 3 INFORMATION About The Festival Gwybodaeth Am Yr Ŵyl Since its inception in 1999, Abergavenny All information in the festival guide is correct Food Festival has grown to become the at the time of going to press but may be largest food festival in Wales, attracting subject to change.
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