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acacia
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alder
Our Alder firewood gives off a stunning
perfume - similar to Birch but fruitier, the
wood is also quite an orangey brown colour.
This Alder is from Latvia and has been kiln
dried, it gives a terrific heat with yellow
and purple flames
Popular choice for smoking, barbecues
and fire-pits especially if you are using salmon.
15% Moisture Content
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almond
Quite a dark coloured wood,
very dense with good flames
especially when first lit.
Clean burning firewood, and
excellent for cooking - it imparts
a sweet smoke flavour and
compliments all types of meat.
5% - 15% Moisture Content
Arriving end of October 2017
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beech
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silver birch
My own personal favourite!
The Silver Birch has a delicious heady
perfume with good flames.
Kiln dried from Lithuania
If you use it for smoking it gives
a mildly smoky, somewhat sweet
flavour and is splendid with
pork and poultry.
5% - 10% Moisture Content
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cherry
The inside of this wood has shades
of pink and red - spectacular!
Our Portugese Cherry is the cultivated variety
The fruit from the Wild Cherry is edible
but tiny and not as sweet as the orchard
grown trees
10% - 18% Moisture Content
Arriving end of October 2017
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grapevine
Our Grapevine Firewood is from
Portugal and if you use it for smoking
your food is gives a somewhat sweet
and fruity taste to your cooking.
5% - 10% Moisture Content
Highly prized and totally scrumptious
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hawthorn
If you want to bake bread in the traditional
way then this is the one for you.
Arguably one of the hottest burning
native species
Combine the Hawthorn flowers with Rhubarb
to make a superb vanilla flavoured wine
15% - 18% Moisture Content
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hazel
It almost seems a shame to burn
these logs when the wood has
so many other uses, but it
does make a good fire.
Not very long lasting but produces
a good charcoal base quickly.
Ideal for a fire-pit or
quick barbecue.
20% Moisture Content
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hickory
This is the “King” of Smoking Woods.
Hickory is the wild version of Pecan, it
is a very hard wood with enormous amounts
of heat and it also has a remarkable aroma
Hickory is perfect for cooking, smoking
and the perfume is delicious
20% Moisture Content
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mandarin
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blended oak
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holm oak
This Holm Oak is from Portugal it is an
evergreen tree which has been
naturally air and sun dried
Oak like it used to be with a good
straight dense grain, excellent heat
and charcoal - highly recommended
5% - 15% Moisture Content
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olive
This Olive Firewood is from Portugal
and probably the best Olive firewood we
have ever had!
The greatest heat and the best flames,
with superior coals after a long wait
for the flames to die out.
Unique olive oil flavour imparted
to certain foods.
Excellent fuel for wood burning
pizza ovens.
15% Moisture Content
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orange
These logs produce terrific flames
and a quiet long lasting fire.
An excellent choice for
cooking as it imparts a delicate
flavour to your food.
5% - 15% Moisture Content
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pear
Pear is very similar to Apple
and gives a good heat with a
steady, slow burn but we did
not really notice any perfume
Excellent with pork and poultry
Moisture Content 15% - 18%
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pimento
When you want to cook Jerk anything,
then you need Pimento
- simple as that!
If you do not use Pimento wood
for your cooking it cannot be called Jerk
All the way from Jamaica
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Six of the Best
Choose any six different species of wood
and pay for only five
Either send an email with you requirements
or there is a box on the order form where
you can list which species of wood you
would like for your Six of the Best
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walnut
This is quite a light coloured hardwood giving
off a mild, “nutty” delicate scent.
It holds its’ heat well and gives
an enjoyable ember glow.
Very clean burning and
recommended for ovens.
5% - 15% Moisture Content
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