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Starting January alcohol free?
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Starting January alcohol free?

The Editor

The Editor

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Coming up in our March edition, we feature Tame and Wild, a fantastic range of non-alcoholc drinks, especially for grown-ups. We will be interviewing Annabel Makin-Jones at her West Yorkshire farm. An edition not to be missed, publishes 27 March.

Tame & Wild drinks was the inspiration of English fruit farmer (and bee keeper), Annabel Makin-Jones. Her family have been farming in Yorkshire for 5 generations and her accumulated knowledge and passion for the best of British has resulted in a range of drinks unlike anything you've tasted before.

Strawberries, rhubarb and blueberries are all present in the traditional walled gardens of England and now prompt thoughts of lazy summer afternoons in quintessential English country gardens.

Each flavour is the combination of the best english fruits and foraged botanicals, capturing the essence of the countryside in every sip. The flavours are traditional with a twist, but all are true to their rural roots.

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