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SAVOUR & S I P

GRAPE BRITANNIA’S MATT HODGSON SHARES THE BEST BOTTLES BURSTING WITH BERRY AND FRUITY FLAVOURS, PERFECT FOR MOTHER’S DAY RIPE WITH LOVE SIP IT

WISTON ESTATE ROSÉ NV, £28 . 99 Gorgeous rhubarb, raspberry, strawberry, redcurrant, wild roses and lemon zest flavours brighten this wine from West Sussex, with a slight touch of sherbet on the finish. 1

MASTERCLASS

Ready, steady, cook!

The popular cooking class from local eatery Thaikhun has made its return in time to inject some heat, spice and flavour into spring. Guests will be guided through authentic dishes from start to finish – and no one is left behind! Recurring every Sunday, if you are an admirer of the restaurant, this can’t be missed: five starters and mains from its menu are covered, from pad Thai to tom yum soup. You will soak up the knowledge of head chef Kim Kaewraikhot. Of the class, he says: “We’re so excited our cooking schools are back at Thaikhun Cambridge. We have taken the time to perfect them, so our guests feel a true taste of all Thailand has to offer throughout their experience. We have some great meals planned, where guests can put their culinary skills to the test, or simply enjoy creating a classic dish in a group environment.” He adds: “The best Thai food comes from using the freshest ingredients, along with the skilful art of preparation, combining the right ingredients at the right time to create an exceptional dish.”

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HATTINGLEY VALLEY DEMI -SEC 2013 , £39 . 99 This Hampshire sparkler is round and creamy, with rich, caramelised apple and blackberry crumble aromas. Subtle brown sugar, ripe red fruit and pastry caress the palate. Recipe match: Fab with lemon meringue pie

BITE BACK THE GRAND REOPENING

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A beloved foodie favourite, Aromi on Bene’t Street has finally thrown open its doors again after a two-year wait. Back and better than ever, fans of its Italian fare have already returned in droves – you may have to compete to find a seat! The 1957-founded cucina slings cheese-oozing sourdough pizza, adorned with seasonal ingredients out of wood-fired ovens, and it cooks up an array of tasty antipasti, rich desserts and smooth gelato. The creamy cannoli and irresistible arancini will have you thinking you are on the streets of Sicily.

LYME BAY ORANGE & THYME GIN, £36 . 99

A marriage made in Devon, between the

bittersweet citrus notes and gentle peppermint hints of herb. Serve with a premium tonic and slice of orange.

All wines listed above can be purchased from Grape Britannia on Arbury Road. grapebritannia.co.uk

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