SPONSORS & PATRONS
Fortnum & Mason in Piccadilly, London since 1707, has the largest number of marmalades for sale in Britain: it is the store one naturally heads to in search of an excellent marmalade.
Fortnum’s marmalades are made to Fortnum’s own recipes, with the emphasis on the quality of fruit, and the types of sugar used. All of their marmalades are made in small volumes in open-pans. There are bitter marmalades, sweet marmalades, and dark marmalades, as well as others noted for their fragrance. And where a spirit is added only the best available is used, where possible from their own range .
With this history, the pairing of the Dalemain World Marmalade Awards with Fortnum’s unites deliciously two world class institutions with centuries of tradition and a taste for innovation.
Fortnum & Mason offer a very special prize for winners of the Artisan Awards – Double Gold winners and selected Gold winners will be offered the opportunity to have their winning marmalade on sale at the Fortnum’s store right in the heart of Piccadilly.
Fortnum’s also stocks the winning Homemade marmalade, ensuring that their store is the only place outside of Dalemain that can say with confidence that they stock the best marmalades in the world.
Find out more about Fortnum & Mason’s on their website.
Rathbones has been trusted for generations to manage and preserve our clients’ wealth. Our tradition of investing and acting responsibly has been with us from the beginning and continues to lead us forward. We see it as our responsibility to invest for everyone’s tomorrow. That means doing the right thing for our clients and for others too. Keeping the future in mind when we make decisions today. Looking beyond the short term for the most sustainable outcome. This is how we build enduring value for our clients, make a wider contribution to society and create a lasting legacy. Thinking, acting and investing responsibly.
Find out more about Rathbones here.
A family business, started in 1972 from our farm in Cumbria, which runs unique motorway service areas – Tebay, Gloucester and Cairn Lodge – based on no franchises but instead our own Farmshops and Kitchens. We also have Junction 38, a services dedicated to HGV drivers, Rheged, a meeting place, Cafe, Gallery and Cinema, and the Westmorland Hotel situated on the edge of the Lake District.
Find out more about Westmorland Family here.
Insuring you for generations: from great houses to renewable energy Lycetts has 60 years’ experience of looking after the insurance needs of people who live and work in the countryside. We offer specialist, impartial advice on estate insurance, in addition to an extensive range of products and services which include high new worth home insurance, equestrian, farm and commercial enterprises.
Find out more about Lycetts from their website.
We are also supported by:
Patrons
The Reverend George Bush, Vicar of St Mary Le Bow
Pam ‘the Jam’ Corbin, Jam maker extraordinaire
Ivan Day, Food Historian
Charles Dunn
Richard Furse
Bryan Gray, CBE DL
Sarah Greenwood
Karen Jankel, Daughter of Michael Bond
Dan Lepard, Guardian Food Writer & Baker
Anne Lever
Antonia Lock
Maude Smith
Russell Luckock, Marmalashes Founder
Paddington Bear
Joy Pemberton-Pigott
Michael Perry
The Current Master of the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers
Eric Potts Fraunfelter, Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers
John Swannell, International Fashion Photographer
Ian Tolley, Citrus expert and specialist in seed production
Peter Wilkin, Wilkin & Sons Ltd
Laura Crackenthorpe