The Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival
Autumn Harvest
Andrew Kay celebrates another great start for The Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival
The 2013 Autumn Harvest season was launched in style at Hotel du Vin with a rousing speech from Caroline Lucas MP, a great supporter of the food festival. That evening we stayed at H du V for our first event, Make Your Case, which was won by Martina Pawliczek, deputy sommelier at the hotel. The following day we staged Bitter and Twisted which once again proved to be a riotous success and once again was won by a cider, this year presented by Sarah Bryant-Wilson of Hallets Cider.
Pictured (from the top left to right) Caroline Lucas MP
Olivia Reid (Terre a Terre), Jane Ringe (The Regency Town House), Caraline Brown (Midnight Communications)
Andrew Kay
Mayor of Brighton and Hove, councillor Denise Cobb, Nick Mosley (Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival)
Aoife Sweeney and Annie Gelpey (La Choza), Ben McKellar (Gingerman Restaurants), Karl Jones (Moshimo), Henry Butler (Butlers Wine Cellar), Dawn Sperring (The Chilli Pickle), Olivia Reid (Terre a Terre)
Gary & Kate Peters (Brighton and Hove Jobs)
Bob Clarke (Arundel Brewery), Sarah Bryant-Wilson (Hallets Cider),
Lucy Robinson (Booker Wholesale)
Martina Pawliczek (Hotel du Vin), Henry Butler (Butlers Wine),
Olivia Reid (Terre a Terre)
Paul Lenik (Ritter Courivaud), Ian Barnett (Booker Wholesale)
Kate Alleston (Graze)
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