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Sample menus

Dining Room Here at Losehill Hall we are proud to serve the best ethically produced food we can.

Wherever possible we support local businesses and, by using high quality Peak District ingredients, we aim to create a blend of traditional and contemporary home-cooked meals.

In addition to this we use as many Fair Trade products as we can, including tea, coffee, chocolate and fruit juice.

Buffet Lunch:

Home-made pizza

Baked ham with mustard

Vegetable pancake rolls

Chipped potatoes

Green salad

Three bean salad

Avocado and sweetcorn salad

Mangetout, pepper and mushroom salad

Beetroot salad

Waldorf salad

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Fresh fruit salad and cream

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Coffee served in the lounge

Dinner:

Home-made leek and potato soup with hot crusty roll

Red pepper and goats cheese stack on dressed leaves with basil pesto

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Lea Croft leg of lamb with stuffing and home-made onion sauce

Spinach tortilla with roasted vegetables, mozzarella and home-made tomato and basil sauce

Seasonal salad served with Wensleydale cheese and fresh pineapple

Seasonal vegetables

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Selection of home-made hot and cold puddings

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Coffee, Cheese and Biscuits served in the lounge

Wine Menu

Bar Our philosophy is to offer you wines of superb quality at reasonable cost. I am excited and delighted by the wines on this list - I hope you enjoy them too!

Murray Cooper (Cert. Wines & Spirits Distinction)

White Wines

1. The Crossings Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand) £12.45
This excellent Marlborough from the Awatere Valley combines the sumptuous flavours of melon and lychees underpinned by a steely, mineral vibrancy.

2. Errazuriz Chardonnay (Chile) £8.60
The world’s most popular white grape variety used here to create a moderately oaked wine with rich, buttery undertones.

3. Les Pentes Douces Petit Chablis (France) £12.45
Fresh tasting and crisply dry this wine will delight lovers of flinty, dry wines.

4. Bougrier Chenin Blanc (France) £7.80
Fruity, zestful flavours, evocative of long summer evenings punting on the Loire with your loved one.

5. Prima Gusto Pinot Grigio (Italy) £8.75
A youthful, zingy wine, excellent for accompanying fish dishes.

6. El Furioso Albillo (Spain) £6.25
Long gone are the days of poor Spanish wines. From Northern Spain comes a fresh, clean wine redolent with peaches and spices counter balanced by a refreshing dryness.

Red Wines

7. Knappstein Shiraz (Australia) £13.25
This Shiraz is pure delight (and as a Shiraz drinker I don’t please easily). A blockbuster of fruit and tannins!

8. Matahiwi Pinot Noir (New Zealand) £14.00
This difficult and capricious grape variety has found a second home in New Zealand. Heady flavours of plums and cherries are backed up with a sensuous, smokey follow through.

9. Errazuriz Merlot (Chile) £11.70
Chile has really reached world class with the Merlot grape. Luscious, soft and bursting with fruit, this wine must be sampled Rarely available elsewhere.

10. Los Cardos Malbec (Argentina) £9.35
This rich blackberry tasting wine hits the palate. If you have not tried an Argentinian wine before, now’s the time.

11. Obikwa Pinotage (South Africa) £6.65
I had to recheck my sums – a fruity medium wine of tremendous balance for this price. A steal!

12. Etoile Filante (France) £9.75
The French at their best – the Cabernet Sauvignon grape seducing the senses with fruit and tannin and a hint of mint. Forget those historical conflicts - a wine to be savoured.

Please note

All wines are offered subject to availability. In the event of any wine being out of stock, one of equal quality and provenance will be substituted.