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Awards time
Awards bring an extra thrill
The Pipe and Glass is no stranger to awards. It was, after all, Michelin Pub of the Year in 2012 – and also retained its Michelin star for the fourth year in a row. But some awards bring an extra thrill. When you're named as one of the top four gastropubs in the country by a jury of your peers – well, that's a serious kick. Especially when you're beaten only by top man Tom Kerridge, whose Hand & Flowers in Marlow was the first pub ever to gain two Michelin stars; chef's chef Stephen Harris at the Sportsman in Kent; and old mate Andrew Pern at The Star at Harome. They're the three who beat The Pipe and Glass into fourth place in the Budweiser Budvar Top 50 Gastropub Awards, organised by industry mag The Publican's Morning Advertiser.
Outstanding
And James couldn't have been happier: "“It’s fantastic to be up there in such elevated company. Tom Kerridge is an outstanding chef, and a worthy winner. Stephen Harris is a fantastic runner-up. And I was head chef at the Star at Harome before opening the Pipe and Glass, so its chef-owner Andrew Pern is both a friend and mentor. “The Pipe and Glass may be Michelin-starred, but I’ve always said that running a good local pub is equally important to me, so this is really pleasing.”
Best UK debut cookbook
At the opposite end of the spectrum, James' cookbook On the Menu was recently named as Best UK Debut Cookbook of the Year in the international Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, run by the prestigious Cointreau family (yes, them – the liqueur lot). Again, he was in great company – another winner was two-Michelin-starred Sat Bains, from Restaurant Sat Bains with Rooms in Nottingham, whose first book Too Many Chiefs Only One Indian won Best UK Cookbook in the same awards. Both exquisite books are published by Face Publishing.
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:April 2013
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