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MFDF Wine & Fizz Festival www.foodanddrinkfestival.com VENUE DATE Welcome to the Cathedral Gardens and Thursday 26 September – across the City Monday 7 October MANCHESTER’S 22nd Manchester Food WEB/SOCIAL CONTACT www.foodanddrinkfestival.com Festival Office & Drink Festival @MFDF19 / @MFDF2019 [email protected] Just as the past 12 months have taken the city’s eating and drinking scene to a different level, Manchester Food & Drink Festival’s switch to a new Hub on Cathedral Gardens is a major refresher for the UK’s largest urban celebration of culinary culture. Fittingly, the chefs who are driving the current golden age feature prominently across the festival programme and at the Hub’s iconic centrepiece, the Dining Dome. This futuristic, igloo-shaped venue debuted last year. As did Gorton Monastery as the venue for the prestigious MFDF Awards. The Awards are back there again for 2019 with the most impressive shortlist in their history. Quite a task to pick winners from so much talent across the 18 categories. Of course the 22nd MFDF is not just about VIP Gala Thank you Dinners and Awards – it’s about enjoying Manchester’s to our sponsors... amazing food and drink scene. Sit back and relax with your tipple of choice in the fabulous surroundings Official Accommodation Partner: Official Booking Partner: of Cathedral Gardens, against the backdrop of Manchester Cathedral, Chethams, The National Football Museum and The Corn Exchange. Fine dining Official Gin Partner: Official Lager Partner: is represented, and there’s also street food, craft beer, cocktail bars and coffee shops, all contenders for best in the UK. Plus this year for the first time we devote a whole day at the hub to all things vegan. And, of course, MFDF’s not just about the city centre. Official Media Partner: The buzz spreads citywide over 11 action-packed days. We’ve filled this brochure with the meatiest bits of the Festival ‘menu, but be sure to check out our wonderful website www.foodanddrinkfestival.com for more events 43 Spring Gardens, Manchester, M2 2BG and announcements. www.rossorestaurants.com @rossorestaurant 2 3 Contents Welcome & thanks to our sponsors 3 MFDF Awards shortlist – your vote counts! 6 Introducing the Festival Hub 9 JJ Whitley Cocktail Garden at the Hub 10 Montann English Wine Bar at the Hub 10 Beer and Cider at the Hub 11 Camden Town Brewery at the Hub 11 Festival Directors Street Food at the Festival Hub – The First Half 12 Phil Jones Alexa Stratton-Powell Street Food at the Festival Hub – The Second Half 13 Siobhan Hanley Bookatable Festival Feast 14 Festival Producers George Jackson CityLife Stage at the Hub 16 Barbara Taylor-Jones Jennifer Pooler Bistrotheque Classique 17 Festival PR An Evening with Simon Shaw 17 Siobhan Hanley Communications Live Cookery Theatre 18 Festival Graphics Johnson INC* A Punch Above: How to make the perfect party tipple 19 Official Food Photographer Vegan Takeover at the Hub hosted by John Robb 20 Lucas Smith A Plant Based Evening with John Robb, Shaun Ryder and Bundobust 20 Festival Website Nick Day Roots and Future: A Tasting Menu with Francisco Martinez 22 Festival Brochure Editor Comfort Food ‘Sounds’ Good: A Communal Feast by Adam Reid 22 A PREMIUM RANGE OF MIXERS PERFECT FOR ANY OCCASION Neil Sowerby An Evening with Paco Perez and Tast Catala 23 Special thanks Ruth Allan MFDF Curry Collective with Bundobust, Dishoom, Lily’s and Sanskruti 23 Jamie Campbell John Clarke Saturday Skills Kitchen 25 Hannah Davies Mark Garner An Evening of Rum Decadence with Diablesse 27 Thom Hetherington Emily Heward 20% off stays at Roomzzz Aparthotels during MFDF19 27 Lecia Jacobs Daisy Jackson MFDF Wine & Fizz Festival 29 Guy Keeble Katie Popperwell Battle on the Balcony at Pho 30 Louise Rhind-Tutt John Robb The Art of Dining with Aiden Byrne at Manchester Art Gallery 32 Keith Sowerby Emma Sturgess ‘Best In Town Dinner’ in aid of Action Against Hunger 32 Deanna Thomas Adi Thomas Refill not landfill with MFDF 34 Catherine Webber Matt White MFDF Gala Dinner and Awards 35 Trevor Johnson* Craig Johnson* Manchester Food & Drink Festival 2019 – Day by Day 38 Bob Platt* A delicious and refreshing range of mixers made with organic blue agave, natural ingredients and spring water sourced in the Lake District. Festival-long offers 42 Front cover images Cocktail Beer Ramen + Bun @lambandwatt MADE IN THE UK lambandwatt.com Where to find the Festival 43 Siop Shop 4 5 The 2019 Awards Shortlist This is the shortlist from the MFDF Judging Panel, PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY made up of leading food and drink experts. Vote for – your vote counts! your favourite nominee on the MFDF website. Voting © 2019 CAMDEN TOWN BREWERY LIMITED. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. closes at midnight on 26 September. The winners will be announced at the Gala Dinner on 7 October. Restaurant of the Year Chef of the Year Coffee Shop of the Year NEW! Vegan Offering This overall award will be Sam Buckley (Where Ezra and Gil, Federal Café of the Year chosen from the shortlists The Light Gets In), Aiden Bar, Pollen Bakery, Siop Amma’s Canteen, for Premium & Fine Dining Byrne (restaurant MCR), Shop, Trove Ancoats. Bundobust, Dishoom, and Casual Restaurant Omar Rodriguez Marrero Last year’s winner: Pot Evelyn’s Café Bar, of the Year. Last year’s (Umezushi), Simon Martin Kettle Black. Foodwell, Plant Powered winner: Adam Reid at (Mana), Adam Reid (The Sundays at GRUB. The French. French), Miquel Villacrosa Affordable Eats Last year’s winner (of (Tast Catala). Last year’s Venue of the Year Vegetarian Offering of Premium and winner: Rachel Stockley Bundobust, Lily’s Indian the Year): Lily’s Indian Fine Dining Venue (Baratxuri). Vegetarian Cuisine, Rudy’s Vegetarian Cuisine. of the Year Pizza Ancoats, Siop Shop, Hawksmoor, Mana, Pub and Craft Ale Bar The Spärrows, YES. Last Front of House Team restaurant MCR, Tast of the Year year’s winner: Mi and Pho. of the Year Catala, Umezushi, Where Bunbury’s, Cask Ancoats, Adam Reid at The The Light Gets In. Last Reasons To Be Cheerful, NEW! Artisan Drinks French, Dishoom, erst., year’s winner: Adam Reid Sandbar, The Flying Horse Producer of the Year Hawksmoor, Mana, at The French. Hotel, The Magnet. Last Beatnikz Republic Tast Catala. Last year’s year’s winner: Port Street Brewing Co, Diablesse winner: 20 Stories. Casual Restaurant Beer House. Rum, Manchester Gin, of the Year Manchester Union Sustainability Award Bundobust, Canto, Neighbourhood Lager, Steep Soda, Track MFDF are looking Cocktail Beer Ramen Restaurant of the Year Brewing Co. for venues that pride + Bun, Dishoom, Rudy’s Baratxuri, Lily’s Indian themselves on making Pizza, Sugo Pasta Kitchen. Vegetarian Cuisine, Food and Drink good food for people Last year’s winner: Porta Tapas Salford, Retailer of the Year and the planet. Levanter Fine Foods The Creameries, The Lunya, HM Pasties, Out Restaurants should Fisherman’s Table, The of the Blue, Taste IT, submit themselves via a Newcomer of the Year Oystercatcher. Last year’s Unicorn Grocery, Wong sustainability template Dishoom, erst., Kala winner: Where The Light Wong Bakery. Last year’s form. Email george@ Bistro, Mana, Tast Catala, Gets In. winner: Pollen Bakery. foodanddrinkfestival.com The Fisherman’s Table. Last year’s winner: The Last year’s winner: The Foodie Event or Project Street Food Award Creameries. Creameries. of the Year of the Year Auction Against Hunger, Awarded to one of our Howard and Ruth Bar of The Year GRUB, Indy Man Beer Greater Manchester street Award for Outstanding Cocktail Beer Ramen + Con, Festa Italiana, food legends. There’s no Achievement Bun, Hawksmoor, Henry C, Stockport Foodie Friday, shortlist for this – we’re Last year’s winner: Speak In Code, The Jane SURPLUS! @ Beer handing it over to public Jeremy Roberts of Living Eyre, YES. Last year’s Nouveau. Last year’s vote. Please vote via the Ventures. winner: Science and winner: Hatch. MFDF website. Last year’s Industry. winner: Oh Mei Dumpling. 6 7 CAM-2050 Hells_MFD Pasta_H210 x W148.indd 1 15/07/2019 10:57 VENUE DATE Introducing the Festival Hub, Thursday 26 September – 21 million readers. Cathedral Gardens Sunday 6 October Festival Hub TIME TICKETS One Manchester Evening News. Noon-11pm FREE The beating heart of the Festival has moved to a new Ancoats-based Montann Wines, and a gin bar hosted location – leafy Cathedral Gardens in Manchester’s for the first time by JJ Whitley. Factor in a non-stop Medieval Quarter, between historic Chetham’s School roster of live music and you may never leave! of Music and The National Football Museum, icon of Manchester’s regeneration. Epicentre of the epicurean action will be the Dining Dome, a huge success on its debut last year. This fabulous spherical foodie palace will host specially curated banquets, supper clubs and masterclasses. After 150 years, we’re still at the heart The Hub will offer a delicious array of the finest street of everything that’s great about our city food purveyors, from local to global, alongside a huge craft beer bar serving up the very best from the region’s From Manchester Food & Drink Festival to Bluedot, Manchester incredible brewery and micro-brewery scene. Camden International Festival and Manchester Art Fair to Manchester Pride, Town Brewery will be on site too, pouring fresh beers there’s a reason why the best north west events and some of Manchester’s most from their shipping container bar including Camden thriving entertainment businesses work with the Manchester Evening News. Hells Lager, Pale Ale and Show Off Juicy Lager. Alongside that, there’s a new-look English wine bar from We have a proven track record of turning audience into footfall and sharing our marketing expertise with our partners to help establish and grow their customer base.
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