Join us for our first weekend:
A midsummer feast in a rewilding meadow at
Watercress Fram on the Belmont Estate, Bristol
Tickets £100 per person.
The Fire Light Sessions are slow, generous evenings. Each gathering takes place outdoors, in landscapes that shape the food itself. From wild meadows and estuary hillsides to vineyards, woodland and open countryside. Fires are lit as guests arrive, smoke curls into the evening air and the table gradually fills with dishes cooked over wood and sustainably made British charcoal.
Wherever possible, the fuel itself comes from the landscape around us. Charcoal made from trees that have grown nearby, returning heat and flavour back to the same land
that produced the food.
The menu changes with the season and the place: vegetables from nearby fields, meat raised on surrounding pasture, fruit and herbs that make sense in that moment of the year. Everything is served to share generous platters passed hand to hand down long communal tables.
There will be an amply stocked bar with carefully chosen house wines, as well as local beer, cider and non-alcoholic cordials. Drinks flow easily, conversation stretches long into dusk, and the pace of the night follows the rhythm of the fire itself.
A Fire Light Session welcomes a limited number of guests to the table. This is not a rushed meal. It’s a feast. Indulgent, joyful and rooted in the land around us.
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