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A Taste of Test Valley Test Valley Gin Bob’ and ‘The Duke’ - and a Ruby Ale Called ‘50, Not Out’ 31. Little Bee Bakery 32. Packridge Self-Catering Apartments www.littlebeebakery.co.uk and Bed and Breakfast [email protected] www.packridgeestate.com 01794 329263 [email protected] Unit 24 Basepoint Business Centre, Abbey Park Industrial 02380 733073 M3 Estate, Romsey, SO51 9AQ. Packridge Farm, Packridge Lane, Romsey, SO51 9LL Open for collection of orders only. Visits by appointment only. Open all year round including Little Bee Bakery make celebration cakes, cupcakes, whoopee Christmas and New Year. Licensed with local beer, cider, pies, iced biscuits and more, with a growing range of gluten A3090 wine and even Twisted Nose gin! Outdoor swimming pool for 2 10 8 3 free, dairy free and vegan cakes and cupcakes. summer use and hot tub all year round. Footpaths from the farm M27 9 23 31 32 to Chilworth, Romsey and the Test Valley. Dog friendly with daily 11 12 1 24 pet care service. M271 20 22 25 17 27 13 28 26 16 30 7 29 15 21 14 5 miles Test Valley producers with stock available to buy from their websites, Danebury Vineyards Stockbridge but not open to the public. www.danebury.com 01264 781851 19 Hildon Fine English wine since 1988. Danebury Vineyards 18 2.5 5 produce award-winning English sparkling and still wines Weyhill www.hildon.com 6 [email protected] from vines grown on the chalk and flint soil of Hampshire. 4 01794 301747 Hildon represents the finest English Natural Mineral Water. Cyril’s Soap Shed Drawn from a pure and untouched source, in the picturesque [email protected] 0 Test Valley, this iconic brand has a guaranteed provenance www.cyrilssoapshed.co.uk and unique flavour, enriched with essential minerals imparted 01794 322369 from the chalk downs. As a Natural Mineral Water the taste, Handmade, Natural Goats Milk Soap, using the milk from quality and purity are assured. their own small herd of goats. With only pure Essential Oils, herbs and root powders for fragrance, colour and texture. Somborne Valley Vineyard [email protected] Chalk Stream Foods 01794 388 547 [email protected] Wholesale orders only. Somborne Valley Vineyard is a www.chalkstreamfoods.co.uk family-run business with 26 acres of vines, situated close to 01794 330000 the meandering River Test. Producers of fine English still Chalk Stream Foods source, prepare and deliver the finest, and sparkling wines which have won a number of Wessex freshest rainbow trout from farms on the River Itchen and the Vineyards Association and UK Vineyards Association awards. River Test directly to restaurants across the UK. These crystal waters, constant water flows, excellent light, and vegetation Betteridges Brewery create havens for the fish, making them rich and lean with a [email protected] distinctive, sensational taste. Chefs and restaurant owners need www.betteridgesbrewery.co.uk look no further for a local and reliable supplier. 07771966058 Stockbridge Parsonage Farm The George and Dragon Inn Bourne Valley Rosebourne Garden Centre Farm Shop The Weyhill The Hawk Inn Greenfield Pork Products Beezzzs Becky’s Cottonworth Wine Chilbolton Stores & Post Office The Mayfly Longstock Park Farm Shop The Peat Spade Inn Test The Greyhound on the Pizza Mezze Woodfire Tides Thyme & The Southern Co-operative Store Brewing Ltd Test Buffalo Broughton Water The White Hart The Bear and Ragged Staff The Braishfield Pantry Sir Harold Hillier Gardens The Southern Co-operative Store Romsey Flack Manor Brewery Dish Deli & Kitchen The White Horse Hotel & Brasserie Child Sundae’s The Cromwell Arms Romsey The Three Tuns Litte Bee Bakery Apartments Packridge Farm Self-Catering Aiming to give an insight into the process of brewing in Stag and Bull Biltong & Nursery Betteridge’s Brewery in Hurstbourne Tarrant, to offer information www.stagandbull.com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 be found overleaf. Where to visit, buy and enjoy local produce in Test Valley: Where to visit, buy and enjoy local produce in Test on their beers, how and where to buy them, and to encourage [email protected] Further information on these producers can responsible drinking of truly southern style English beer, and the 07799 137787 sheer pleasure of it whether with food or on its own. Chilbolton, Stockbridge Online sales 24 /7 / 365. Ready for a ‘rut’... and Adventure? Nutritional Organic Stag and Bull Biltong are leading the CHARGE against www.nutritionalorganic.com mediocre meat munchies. Award Winning, Biltong from local This leaflet has been produced by Test Valley Borough [email protected] beef and venison. Hand-crafted in the Test Valley. Council in collaboration with Hampshire Fare. 01264 848596 Station Road, Chilbolton, SO20 6AW Penton Park Brewery Online only 24hrs/day. Nuttie Organics provide Organic only www.facebook.com/PentonParkBrewery Welcome from the Penton Park Brewery. This craft beer Food Boxes and Recipe Boxes designed just for you. microbrewery has a ‘Penton Porter’, two Pales - ‘Colonel Test Valley Borough Council A Taste of Test Valley Test Valley Gin Bob’ and ‘The Duke’ - and a Ruby ale called ‘50, Not Out’. Guy Test Valley Borough Council is pleased to support its local www.theginstall.co.uk Rolfe (Owner and Brewer) - with some understanding friends producers, both to promote small businesses and because I handcraft herb infused gin using locally sourced Addam, Stu and, Kev - has turned this once Victorian kitchen they contribute to the character and attractiveness of Test ingredients in small batches. Currently I make three into the beating heart of the Penton Park Estate once again. Valley as a place for residents and visitors to enjoy. A guide to local food, drink and craft producers gins; Test Valley Gin, Spire Gin and Summer Solstice Gin. Turner Hardy & Co Please visit our website for further information and literature Chalkdown Cider www.turnerhardy.com designed to describe the lovely character and culture of www.chalkdowncider.com [email protected] Test Valley: [email protected] 01794 335320 www.testvalley.gov.uk/tourism Turner Hardy and Co make the most delicious pure and spiced 01962 217760 tomato juices to drink on their own or to make unbelievably Chalkdown is a premium sparkling cider crafted in Andover Hampshire Fare Down from Hampshire apples. Its delicate flavours are great Bloody Marys. The juices are made from Isle of Wight complemented by a biscuity character and elegant balance tomatoes. This is local, artisan, sustainable, low in salt and Hampshire Fare represents and promotes to make a refreshing drink that’s perfect as an aperitif or as gluten free… based in Awbridge and bottled just for you! local producers of food, drink and craft an alternative to Champagne or Prosecco. Awarded the based in Hampshire. Hampshire Fare prestigious International Cider Challenge Trophy for best Peaberry Coffee organises the Hampshire Food Festival naturally-sparkling cider in 2017 and 2018. Buy online or from www.peaberrycoffee.co.uk which is a month-long celebration of local Leckford Farm Shop, Wine Utopia and Rosebourne. 07838 111034 food and farming. The Roastery, Unit 60, Basepoint Business Centre, Fjordling Smokehouses Ltd Caxton Close, Andover, SP10 3FG Sign up for our e-newsletter on our website to keep up-to-date www.fjordling.co.uk At Peaberry Coffee we know and love coffee and are committed with local foodie news, events and competitions. 01794 521845 to an ethical approach. We Import high quality beans from www.hampshirefare.co.uk / 02380 735830 Old Salisbury Lane, Romsey, SO51 0GD around the world, building direct relationships with farmers, (Trade delivery) while we blend and roast right here in Andover. Annual food events in Test Valley Hampshire Food Festival (July) www.hampshirefare.co.uk Trout ‘n’ About (August) www.tnastockbridge.co.uk Romsey Food Festival (September) www.romseyfoodfest.com Romsey Show (September) www.romseyshow.co.uk Test Valley Vineyards Get any of these You can also purchase local food and drink direct from the guides on your producers at Hampshire Farmers’ Markets, which take place in Romsey and at the Andover Artisan Market. tablet or mobile For further information visit: Find out about local wine varieties, tours and more! www.hampshirefarmersmarkets.co.uk If you would like to download a copy of any of these guides to use on your Test Valley Literary Stockbridge Sprat and Andover Get out and Parish mobile or tablet, you can find them at: Vineyards Test Valley Pocket Winkle Heritage Trail walk Churches of www.testvalley.gov.uk/tourism Guide Test Valley 2018 A Taste of Test Valley: where to visit, buy and enjoy local produce 1. Parsonage Farm 9. Cottonworth Wine 17. Southern Co-op Stockbridge 24. Southern Co-op, Romsey Central www.parsonage-farm.co.uk www.cottonworth.co.uk www.thesouthernco-operative.co.uk www.thesouthernco-operative.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] 01264 810519 01794 516064 01264 736208 01264 860531 High Street, Stockbridge SO20 6EU 22 - 24 The Hundred, Romsey SO51 8ZP Upton, Andover, SP11 0JP Cottonworth House, Andover, SP11 7JX Opening times: Mon to Sun 7am-11pm. As well as a good Opening times: Monday to Sunday 7am-10pm. By arrangement, call or email first to check someone is in! Visits by appointment only. Cottonworth is a family run choice of groceries, this friendly community food store As well as a good choice of groceries, this friendly community Parsonage Farm produces award winning salami from free sparkling wine producer based in Test Valley. Please visit by stocks Hampshire produce in its ‘Local Flavours’ range. Its food store stocks a variety of Hampshire produce in its Local range outdoor reared pigs raised on site.
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