miniBITE Weekends




eaturing Masterclasses with Sophie Grigson and at Daylesford Cookery School, a Cotswold Breweries Beer Safari, Fungi Foray, the Great Indian Food Feast and a whole larder more 11th,12th & 13th October / 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th December throughout the Cotswolds



The BITE Festival is a celebration of culinary excellence and superb wines, set in the beautiful surroundings of the North Cotswolds and featuring some of the most exciting chefs and influential speakers in the UK.

As a prelude to BITE 2014, and by popular demand, taster miniBITE weekends are happening in October and December. Featuring cookery masterclasses, artisan food markets and tastings, celebrity book signings, dinners and a host of other events which promise to take you on a mouthwatering journey through the region’s very best hotels, pubs, and restaurants.

Whether enjoying offers at numerous partners throughout the region, diving into a cookery masterclass at Daylesford Cookery School, taking a sensory journey through the sub-continent via the Great Indian Food Feast, experiencing a Fungi Foray with Dave Champion, or hopping on the Cotswold Breweries Beer Safari, a host of foodie opportunities are on hand to tantalise your taste-buds.

BITE is a food festival focused on engaging events, the sharing of culinary wisdom, and the creation of a truly delectable atmosphere.

11th, 12th & 13th October miniBITE weekend will include:

·      Pudding Club at The Three Ways Hotel, Mickleton (Friday 11th October)
·      Cookery School events at Daylesford Cookery School (throughout the weekend)
·      Artisan Food Market and Pop Up street food in The Market Hall, Chipping Campden, featuring a host of local Cotswold Food Producers (Saturday 12th October, 10am to 4pm)
·      Sophie Grigson’s Pop Up hands on masterclass at Kings Hotel, Campden (Saturday 12th October)
·      Peruvian Pop Up Restaurant at The Kings Head Inn, Bledington
·      Beer Safari around North Cotswolds breweries including pub lunch, taking in the Ebrington Arms Beer Festival (Saturday 12th October)
·      Fungi Foray at Batsford Arboretum with Dave Champion (10.30am and 1.30pm - Sunday 13th October)
·      Venison and Wild Berries at Wood Norton (Sunday 13th October)
·      Celebrity Book signings at the Artisan Food Fair Chipping Campden and Waitrose, Stratford upon Avon

Furthermore, as our thoughts turn to celebrations as the festive season nears, December's miniBITE Weekend offers a perfect appetiser with Christmas-inspired events such as turkey and pudding preparations, an artisanal marketplace, and even reindeer spotting.

5th, 6th & 7th December miniBITE weekend will include:

·      Cookery School events at Daylesford Cookery School
·      Great Indian Food Feast, Cotswold House Hotel, Chipping Campden on Thursday 5th December
·      Pudding Club at The Three Ways on Friday 6th December
·      Sophie Grigson Pop Up hands on masterclass at Kings Hotel, Campden on Saturday 7th December
·      Artisan Food Market in Market Hall, Chipping Campden on Saturday 7th December
·      Tenors Unlimited at Cotswold House Hotel On Friday 6th and at Ellenborough Park on Saturday 7th
·      ‘Who Saw Someone Killing Santa Claus’ Murder Mystery evening on Friday 6th December at The Wood Norton, Evesham
·      Festive Friday and Illuminated Reindeer Trail at Batsford Arboretum
·      Celebrity book signings in Chipping Campden and Waitrose, Stratford upon Avon

For further details, please visit:
www.thebite.co
www.thebite.co/MINI-BITE-WEEKENDS

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