Seasonality

January

January is a challenging but also fantastic month for British seafood and coastal ingredients. It’s a time to respect who brings ingredients to us in tough winter conditions

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February

February, the tempestuous month, rain, sleet, high winds with the sporadic day of sunshine and crisp clear skies and fresh mineral sea air. Spring is just around the corner.

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March

March, Spring is officially here, the land begins to heat and the sea is at it’s coldest, clear days can be deceptive with treacherous high winds at sea.

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April

April, the last of the morning frosts as the jet stream warms our shorelines & Isles, an abundance of produce starts to break through the soil on our warmer coastlines.

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May

As Mayday heralds the start of summer, warm seas and air bring about colour and incredible ingredients on our shoreline alongside an abundance of seafood.

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June

As we say goodbye to spring and its blossoming landscapes, June arrives, bringing with it a long-awaited burst of warmth and colour. With the impending solstice, the days grow longer as the air fills with the scents of blooming flowers and freshly cut grass, signalling that summer has truly begun.

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July

July is the warmest month of the year for the British Isles and fruits become plentiful along our shoreline, it’s also the start of wild Smaphire season. Our kitchen can brim with wonderful summer ingredients.

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August

The fields are now ripe with wheat and fruits and vegetable are in abundance. It’s the summer holidays and our beaches are the haven of day trippers and holiday makers.

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September

September is the beginning of autumn, on land it’s harvest and those crops are being put into storage for great winter reserves we’ll be using and Faber, at sea it’s also great for native shellfish.

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October

As the vibrant hues of autumn leaves paint the landscape, October ushers in a season of rich, comforting flavours, reflecting the essence of this crisp and invigorating time of year. Savour the transition into cooler days with dishes that warm the soul and celebrate the season’s finest ingredients.

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November

November, the dramatic and brutal nature of the UK coastline can be seen in all its majesty. Colder waters bring new fish into our waters.

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December

December, as we enter winter it’s time to start using those stores from harvest for vegetables, fruits and pulses, but our seas keep on giving with plentiful catches of sustainable stocks of fishes.

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