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Written by Frances Wilkins, this book tells the story of 100 Dalemain roses. From the Author: "There are more than 100 roses in the gardens at Dalemain. These were bred by people living in the UK, Europe and the Americas. This book considers the roses in the context of their breeders. The result is the first in a series of stories about The History behind Rose Gardens." -
Pick up a copy of the guide to the Dalemain-Dacre walk. This estate walk passes various sites such as the Dalemain Deer Park, 'Canon's Bump', Dacre Castle, and St. Andrew's Church in Dacre. Copies of this leaflet can also be bought in the Shop at Dalemain for the same price. -
Keep the spirit of the Marmalade Festival going all year round with our orange Marmalade Festival pens! BLACK INK -
Our Dalemain Christmas Chutney is available exclusively over the festive season and is handmade in our own Dalemain kitchens. It combines cranberries, ginger and peppercorns to create a slightly spiced chutney. -
This card displays the unique Chinese wallpaper of the Chinese Room at Dalemain Mansion. This intricately hand-painted wallpaper was brought to Dalemain in the 18th century, and is riotously alive with birds, insects and flowers. -
This Dalemain Notebook is a perfect fit for our Dalemain pencils! The spiral-bound notebook features a photograph of the front of Dalemain Mansion, and the paper inside is lined. -
Get drawing with our Dalemain pencils! They are available in four different colours: black, navy, green, and burgundy, and are a great little extra! The text on the side reads: Dalemain Historic House, Cumbria. -
Our trio gift set of Dalemain Marmalades makes a perfect present for any occasion! Each gift set contains three 112g jars of marmalade from our Collection, which may be a different combination from those pictured. -
We have a wide variety of Dalemain postcards available. These A6-size postcards feature photography by Hermione Hasell-McCosh, and are a great little extra! -
The walled gardens at Dalemain are full of heritage apple trees and this marmalade was often made using windfalls. Taking this as inspiration, the combination of textures and the complimentary depth of brandy makes it one of our most popular marmalades. The subtle notes of the grapefruit mean the marmalade goes as well with the sweet as with savoury. Added to a gooey, apple sponge cake, you are in the dangerously addictive realm of eating the entire cake in one sitting. MEDIUM CUT -
A dominant tomato flavour with the body of the apple making it a good partner with a sharp Cheddar and homemade bread. -
Using apples and mint from the Dalemain Kitchen Garden, this chutney has a fresh taste that particularly compliments Stilton and different curries.
