Witney-based Shaken Oak Products, a leading manufacturer of
hand-made mustards and a member of Heart of England Fine Foods (HEFF),
has joined forces with The Chiltern Brewery to produce two exclusive
speciality mustards for sale in the Brewery's shop.
A chance meeting between Bruce Young, proprietor of Shaken Oak
Products and Richard Jenkinson, founder of The Chiltern Brewery, which
is based near Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, led to all invitation by the
brewery to make some sample mustards to complement its range of food
products using Chiltern Brewery Beers.
After tasting a variety of sample mustards made using Chiltern Ale,
Beechwood Bitter and hop-leaves, Richard's sons Tom and George, who
now run the Brewery, decided to choose Chihern Ale & Garlic Mustard
and Beechwood Hop-Leaf & Honey Mustard as the two best samples to
develop and sell alongside their other beer-related products.
Chiltern Ale & Garlic Mustard is a medium-strength wholegrain
mustard with a hint of garlic and liberal amounts of light and
refreshing Chiltern Ale. It is an excellent mustard to serve with cold
meats and vegetable dishes, and also as an ingredient in sauces and
salad dressings.
Beechwood Hop-Leaf Bitter & Honey Mustard is a stronger mustard
using the brewery's flagship bitter. A pinch of Fuggles hops and
additional honey are added to the mustard mix to give a well-rounded and
memorable taste, it is die ideal accompaniment to cold meat pies,
sausages and steak.
Bruce Young commented: "It has been a very exciting venture
for us to develop these mustards for The Chiltern Brewery which has a
reputation for producing not only fine beers but also quality products
to complement those beers."
Contact Heath of England Fine Foods on tel 01564 773366 or visit
www.heff.co.uk
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