Fruits of the Forage Sloe Seville Marmalade

Our foraging friends in Macclesfield make these unique and wonderful chutneys and jams from what they can find or source hyper locally to Macclesfield and the surrounding area.

Great Taste Award Three Star 2017

Dalemain World Marmalade Awards Bronze 2016

This sour sloe jam with bitter Seville orange is inspired by an ancient wild combination - one for the marmalade connoisseur.

INGREDIENTS:

sugar, seville orange (20%), sloe (10%), lemon. May contain traces of fruit stone. Total sugar content 64g per 100g. Prepared with 65g of fruit per 100g.

Delivery Information
Delivery to all of the UK including highland and Isles for standard mainland prices, delivering Tuesday to Sunday usually next day. Please note this is not a guaranteed service and may be subject to slight delays during peak times.

Sending to the UK
We use Royal Mail Tracked 24 service, who provide email updates on the progress of your delivery. Please note that a signature may be required, parcels containing alcohol must be signed for by someone over 18 years of age. Please note that if you are not able to accept the parcel you will need to collect this from your local sorting office.

Sending to the USA
We deliver to the USA on a 1 – 3 day service with DHL Express Worldwide, calculated at the checkout stage. Once your parcel is dispatched, you will receive a tracking number to follow its progress.

Sending to the EU – CURRENTLY SUSPENDED
Due to unexpected events surrounding Brexit and the trade deal between the UK and the EU we have had to suspend the sending of any parcels to the EU. The reason for this is that the EU now requires an EHC document with every consignment sent into the EU. This is a Veterinary Surgeon issues health certificate costing £180.00 each. This is normally only a requirement for wholesale bulk shipments to any country, all non-EU countries have an exemption for personal consumption. The EU however does not have this arrangement and therefore both a pallet of cheese and a single cheese now require a health certificate. We are publicly fighting to change this situation and we very much hope that common sense prevails and freedom of choice for consumers is restored.