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1. Pop goes the wine festival
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 15 February 2012Organisers have put the cork back in plans for what was billed as the world’s biggest wine and food festival, blaming the economic climate and the Olympics.
2. Gastropub is named among UK’s top 50
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 21 February 2012The Wellington Arms in Baughurst has been twice honoured in the Budweiser Budvar Top 50 Gastropubs 2012 awards.
3. Reading set for a gourmet feast
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 01 June 2011All that is great and good in the local food scene will be tasted and feted during a glorious gourmet celebration this weekend.
4. Natalie’s a teenage culinary queen
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 01 June 2011Creating a two-course meal in the BBC Good Food magazine kitchens under the eye of big-name judges would make many a chef tremble.
5. Chilli cook-off will be hot stuff
Get Bracknell, Monday 06 June 2011A passion for chilli con carne and cult cartoon The Simpsons has prompted a Reading man to launch a culinary first in the town.
6. Family butcher is a cut above
Get Bracknell, Monday 20 June 2011A family butchers that prides itself on the quality of its ingredients and service over a quarter of a century now wears the ultimate crown.
7. Dudmans of Reading celebrate 125 years of fruit and veg
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 13 September 2011There can’t be many people in the town whose families haven’t eaten up their greens thanks to Dudmans of Reading.
8. Foodies prepare for giant free lunch
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 27 September 2011Fruit and veg growers are invited to bring their harvest to the first Reading Town Meal – a massive al-fresco free lunch in Forbury Gardens to celebrate home-grown food.
9. L'ortolan holds onto Michelin star
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 11 October 2011The l’ortolan at Shinfield has been awarded a Michelin food guide star for the 10th year running, keeping it among the UK’s elite restaurants.
10. Celebrate St George’s Day
Get Bracknell, Thursday 16 April 2009St George must be one of the least feted patron saints, despite the half-hearted appearance of a few more flags in recent years.
