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Producers

Missed the Christmas deadline?? Forgot to send someone special a hamper??  Fear not, Artisan Provender is supporting British producers' hampers & you can send a New Year Hamper.   Speak to Charlie about Uig Lodge's hamper - they come highly recommended & if you order a hamper as a New Year gift for someone special & quote ARTPROV you will receive a free Artisan Provender bag in your hamper.  

 

 

 

Meet some of our talented producers

“Charlie engages consumers in the brand and encourages purchase and trade up. I’d be happy to recommend her business across the food sector.”
— David Leadbeater, National Sales Manager, Snowdonia Cheese Co

When you join the Artisan Provender portfolio of producers, you'll be among top producers including...Snowdonia Cheese, Buttermilk, LoveRaw, Tregothnan tea, Uig Lodge, H Forman and Sons, Yearlstone, Radnor Preserves, South Devon Chilli Farm, Watmuff & Beckett, Salcombe Dairy & Foraging Fox.

YearlstonE vineyard

Yearlstone, Devon’s oldest vineyard, is run by Roger and Juliet White. The steep slopes of the Exe Valley give the vines a gentle climate and lashings of light. Their Vintage Bruts have won several awards and even got a thumbs-up from the French:

Crisp and lively, fresh and fruity, not lacking in personality. Here is a beautiful English identity.
— La revue du vin de France

Radnor preserves

No electricity, no fridge and an abundant harvest of vegetables… This is how Joanna Morgan found herself one gloomy afternoon, in a candlelit kitchen, pouring over her grandmother’s cooking books learning how to make preserves. And learn she did! This ‘alchemist of preservers’ has taken the foodie world by storm, winning three gold awards for her marmalades. 

Preserve-making is a time-honoured tradition, capturing time and seasons.
 

spoon cereal

Brother and sister-in-law team Annie and Jonny met over a family dinner. Long after everyone had gone to bed, they sat up talking about their shared passion: A damn good bowl of granola. Since then Spoon Cereal has done the rounds of London markets, a stint as a pop-up at Old Street Station, and even took on the Dragon’s Den - successfully! Their founding principle remains unwavering: Give everyone a good reason to jump out of bed in the morning.