Beer, Movies, Blogging, Food and stuff…
… and a load of other Polish groceries as well…
…and its in Exeter! Yeah I was kinda shocked as well.
So if you’re interested in Polish Food and Beer (like Warka’s Strong), and live in Devon, I would suggest taking a trip to Exeter, wondering down Fore Street, and wonder towards The Picture House. You wont miss “The Polish Shop”, if you do, you might as well get a drink in The Picture House Bar instead…
From Iccleannes Ramblings;
We quite enjoyed it in the afternoon, looking around all the stalls and get as many free samples as possible!!
Anna and I also had a go at the Taste Challenge, which was good – a sensory perception exercise. Smelling, touching, tasting and seeing different items to try to work out what they were. You don’t have to be a child to enjoy the fun!
We left to go to The Imperial, one of our Wetherspoons pubs, to meet up with Dan (who was coming up from the train station). The evening event started at 6pm, and Dans train got in at 5pm – so no point him paying £5 for less than an hour. We had food at Imperial, then walked back to the festival for the After Dark event. I can’t say I was too impressed with it. The music/band had too much base and it was just pretty rubbish.
Expect to see comments and reports from the Exeter Food and Drink Festival and the Weatherspoons Beer Festival covering these pages soon!
Now I’m liking the look of this! Sadly its on over the same time as the Exeter Food and drink festival, so I’m a little worried about the wallet – and the diet. But I’m thinking a little bit of time in the Imperial beer tent may need to be done.
The Exeter Food and Drink Festival: 17th – 19th April
Now this is something a little bit special.
A weekend dedicated to sampling the best food and drink that the South west has to offer, with a beer festival in the evening.
We wondered around the festival during the day time last year – not sure why we didn’t stick around in the evening…