|  It all began with an excess of scotch bonnet chillies grown at home that were soon turned into Red Pepper and Chilli jam. It was a hit with family and friends and slowly other varieties and especially Bewdston Original, were added to the range. Bewdston Original features a fusion of dates, prunes and apricots that sits very comfortably on the cheeseboard or a platter of charcuterie. Only the freshest high quality ingredients sourced locally are used, wherever possible. All of the varieties are 100% homemade in small batches by the Chief Stirrer at home in the Wyre Forest. The chutneys and pickles mature beautifully in the jar and should be used within 4 weeks once opened – if it lasts that long! | 
| Meet the Chutney and Pickle and Jam Crew…     Bewdston Original chutney – A delicious fusion of dates, apricots and prunes. Great Taste AwardDragon Fire – Red pepper, tomato, garlic ginger and Scotch Bonnet chilli
 Sweet Chill and Red Pepper sauce – not as feisty but full of flavour
 Piccalilli – Packed with cauliflower, runner beans, courgette, cucumber and onion . Great Taste Award
 Beetroot and Tomato chutney – with a hint of freshly grated horseradish
 Mango chutney  – Full of chunks of sweet mango with cumin and coriander
 Tomato Kasundi Chutney (NEW)
 Marmalade – Seville oranges glowing golden in the jar AWARD WINNING!
 3 Fruit Marmalade
 Quince Jelly
 Crabapple Jelly
 Caramelised Red Onion chutney
 Hodgehill Chutney, created for their Farm shop.
 Rhubarb and Ginger Jam – pink chunks of fruit with subtle ginger undernote
 Red cabbage Kimchi (£4.50)
 Cherry conserve – stunning colour and great depth of flavour
 Sticky Fig chutney
 Ginger and Marrow Jam
 Tutti Frutti Jam – Redcurrants, Strawberry and Raspberry
 Spiced Pear and Dark Chocolate spread
 Pear, Ginger and Saffron Jam
 Damson Jam
 Blackberry and Ginger Jam
 Chuckleberry Jam – Great Taste Award
 Spiced Carrot Chutney with Nigella seeds
 Luxury Mincemeat
 Christmas Chutney
 Cranberry sauce with orange and port
 Pickled Onions
 Pickled Shallots
 Pickled Red Cabbage
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