Relishes, Chutneys and Pickles

This beautifully balanced relish combines the earthiness of beetroot and the tartness of orange. Great on a homemade burger or served as an accompaniment to a cheese platter, cured meats, pate or a terrine.

This relish is sweet from the peppers and has a tangy finish from the tomatoes. It goes well with just about anything and is particularly good in sandwiches and burgers, with barbequed meats or under melted cheese on toast.

Deliciously sweet with a hint of chilli, this chutney is ideal to cool down a hot curry or add to a chicken salad. It can also be used to baste roast pork or chicken and is an excellent glaze for baked ham.

The sweet flavours of pear and apple combined with traditional spices make this old-fashioned chutney the perfect accompaniment to cold roast pork, a good cheddar cheese or a country style terrine.

Full of large pieces of aubergine, this spicy pickle makes a fantastic base for a Middle Eastern style pizza. Or stir it through natural yoghurt with chopped fresh coriander and serve it on the side of grilled foods.

A hearty mix of cauliflower, kohlrabi, zucchini and cornichons cooked in a gorgeous sauce of mustard and tumeric, finished with a good kick of malt and vinegar. Delicious in sandwiches or as a condiment to cold meats and hard cheeses. 

Made from Yarra Valley shiraz wine from our good friend Rob Dolan. This jelly is fruity and intense, and is great with brie and other soft cheeses. It also partners well with goat cheese and some light blues.

Sweet caramelized onions with some balsamic vinegar, brown sugar and some subtle spices give this versatile condiment a lovely rounded flavour. Excellent with bangers and mash, on a hamburger or served as a canapé in pastry cases with soft goats cheese on top.

The city of pickles wouldn't be complete without the New York deli. Handmade the traditional way, this old faithful from the block is as natural as it is lipsmackingly tasty. Upgrade your sandwich side-kick or show your cheeseboard who's boss.

The king pin of pickles - this fella is bathed in gin brine with hints of juniper, rosemary and a touch of jalapeno spice for good measure. Unleash a spear or two into your next bloody mary or splash some brine into your dirty martini for some serious pickle-tipple swagger.

Hand-pickled in the USA using the finest of brines, these beauties are begging to hitch a ride on your burger or get cosy with your next cheese board. Named after Frankie Yale, the infamous 1920s bootlegger who is better known for smuggling Canadian booze into New York and lesser for his appreciation of fine pickles – rumour has it that his brined beauties were a front for his liquor business. Picked in the peak of the season, the cucumbers are transported directly from farm to our kitchen, where they’re hand-packed into a fine brine of apple cider vinegar and the freshest ingredients to give our pickles a bang. Frankie’s pickles are all-natural, gluten-free and vegan.

Hand-pickled in the USA using the finest of brines, these beauties are begging to hitch a ride on your burger or get cosy with your next cheeseboard. Named after Frankie Yale, the infamous 1920s bootlegger who is better known for smuggling Canadian booze into New York and lesser for his appreciation of fine pickles – rumor has it that his brined beauties were a front for his liquor business. Picked in the peak of the season, the cucumbers are transported directly from farm to our kitchen, where they’re hand-packed into a fine brine of apple cider vinegar and the freshest ingredients to give our pickles a bang. Frankie’s pickles are all natural, gluten free and vegan.

Hand-pickled in the USA using the finest of brines, these beauties are begging to hitch a ride on your burger or get cosy with your next cheese board. Named after Frankie Yale, the infamous 1920s bootlegger who is better known for smuggling Canadian booze into New York and lesser for his appreciation of fine pickles – rumour has it that his brined beauties were a front for his liquor business. Picked in the peak of the season, the cucumbers are transported directly from farm to our kitchen, where they’re hand-packed into a fine brine of apple cider vinegar and the freshest ingredients to give our pickles a bang. Frankie’s pickles are all-natural, gluten-free and vegan.

There’s no muckin’ about with this pickle. It’s straight up in your face flavour from the first bite. Bathed in glorious whiskey and packing a respectable amount of Habanero heat and smoky Chipotle under its belt – Finally a pickle with plenty of punch to up your BBQ game.

'Frankie Vale', the infamous 1920's bootlegger is better known for smuggling Canadian booze into New York and lesser-known for his appreciation of fine pickles. Rumour has it that his brined beauties were a front for his liquor business. We tip our hat to the man with our signature liquor-soaked pickles and classic brines.

Most bottle fruits come either in syrup/alcohol and are too sweet, or come in spiced vinegar and are too acid for cheese. We have created a sweet/sour balance which we believe complements different cheeses perfectly. Each fruit has a hint of savoury spicing and its own different vinegar base.

The firm, tangy and slightly floral nature of the pears is a fabulous contrast to a soft yet powerful Brie de Meaux or Camembert.

Once opened, store in the fridge for up to two weeks.

Most bottle fruits come either in syrup/alcohol and are too sweet, or come in spiced vinegar and are too acid for cheese. We have created a sweet/sour balance which we believe complements different cheeses perfectly. Each fruit has a hint of savoury spicing and its own different vinegar base.

The ultra-soft texture and underlying sweetness of the figs are a fabulous contrast to a full-flavoured artisan Cheddar.

Once opened, store in the fridge for up to two weeks.