Competition time: Win a Yew Tree Alpacas gift voucher worth £35 & an alpaca adventure for two

The Artisan Food Trail has teamed up with Yew Tree Alpacas to give you a chance to win a fantastic prize this Spring. Not only are they offering a £35 gift voucher to spend on anything in their range, they are also offering an evening alpaca adventure visit (weekdays only) for two people between the months of June and August 2016.

Yew Tree Alpacas are a herd of 32 alpacas based in rural Hertfordshire and as well as selling all things alpaca – hand knitted alpaca accessories, yarns and gifts you can also visit the alpacas on one of their alpaca adventures.

• Here are some great ideas for your Yew Tree gift voucher, including:
• For stylish shopping set a of 3 differently sized (S/M/L) alpaca jute bags with cushioned handles (£12)
• Two pairs (treat for you and your partner!) of cushioned sole Walking Socks (£33.00)
• The Yew Tree knitting kit with two patterns and three balls of our own super soft 100% alpaca yarn + extra ball (£26.50 + £7.99- £34.49)
• Three original design alpaca bone china mugs (£31.50)
• A pair of snug hand knitted alpaca gloves and a pair of alpaca day socks (£22+£12.50-£34.50)

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Get cosy with an alpaca

So with the cold weather upon us we have teamed up with our friends Yew Tree Alpacas for our latest competition.
Although The Artisan Food Trail is all about food, these alpacas are definitely not for eating! However we do also appreciate those people who rear animals for their other benefits too and alpacas are famed for their super soft and warm fleeces. These are spun into yarn to make beautiful wearable items.

Yew Tree Alpacas in Anstey, near Buntingford in Hertfordshire is a small but growing herd of alpacas based in the picturesque village of Anstey near Buntingford. The herd was formed in May 2009 from a base of four girls, Barbara, Joyce, Jessica and Manette. Now, nearly 6 years later (January 2015) the herd consists of 29 alpacas, most of which have been bred at Yew Tree. Both the girls and boys are reared for their fleece which is beautifully soft and warm, a totally natural and ethical product.

Alpaca socks and other items knitted in alpaca yarn are very soft and warm, with excellent wicking properties to keep you pleasantly warm and dry. Alpaca is also hypoallergenic, many people who are allergic to lamb’s wool can wear alpaca. Yew Tree Alpacas sell a range of alpaca accessories, activities and gifts which also includes a range of ivory and chocolate alpaca yarns spun from the best fleeces in their herd.

The majority of their range of alpaca accessories, most are hand knitted from their own natural alpaca yarn; hats, gloves, scarves and shawls although other coloured alpaca yarns are also used to provide customers with a wider colour range. Yew Tree Alpacas also sells a range of alpaca socks from day socks for wear in every day shoes to the thicker walking socks, long country socks and bed socks. All are completely natural and ethically produced products knitted in the UK.

Visit the Yew Tree Alpacas website to find out more here

Win a £30 voucher to spend with Yew Tree Alpacas
Yew Tree Alpacas have kindly given The Artisan Food Trail a £30 gift voucher to use on any of their products - including their Alpaca Adoption Package.
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