The Jack in the Green Inn
Dedicated to using local produce supplied by local growers and producers, virtually all that is cooked in the kitchens is reared, grown or made within a 25 mile radius of the pub. The established list make comforting reading in an age when your veg can be flown half way around the world at great expence to the environment. Head Chef Matthew Mason buys his beef and eggs from Ottery St Mary, poultry, cheeses, butter and milk from Crediton. Vegetables and salads come from a small army of local growers. Venison comes direct from Exmoor, while pheasant, wild duck, partridge and pigeon come from local shoots in season. Apples grown and pressed in Newton Poppleford provide wonderful juice. 100 barrels of award winning Otter Ale make the short journey from Honiton each year. Website www.jackinthegreen.uk.com
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