Farmhouse Inns unveil their Carvery Mock-a festive drink - a mug of gravy with a Yorkshire pudding for dipping
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Farmhouse Inns has decided to throw its hat into the Christmas hot beverage ring this festive season as they unveil The Carvery Mock-a. With restaurants around the country you shouldn’t have to travel far to get your hands on one of these winter warmers - but what on earth are they?
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Hide AdSimply put, it’s a cup of Sunday roast gravy, served with or without a Yorkshire pud for dipping. The tongue-in-cheek promotion from the restaurant chain comes as several high street coffee shops have wheeled out their various holiday flavours, including Starbucks announcing seven additional flavours this Christmas season.
Speaking about the promotion, Senior Marketing Manager for Farmhouse Inns Emma Smith said “Gravy is seen by many as the most important part of a carvery dinner, so why not enjoy a cup of it for free at your local Farmhouse Inns?”
“It doesn’t matter if you want to enjoy the new festive serve with one of our classic, best-in-class carveries, or if you just want a warming drink to take away – head into your local Farmhouse Inns this week and pick up a Carvery Mock-a while stocks last.”
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Hide AdThose wishing to partake in a Carvery Mock-a can visit their local Farmhouse Inns and ask for the drink by name when stepping up to the carvery station, in which they’ll receive a piping hot cup of gravy in a festive red cup.
While it might seem an unusual concept, people have been enjoying a Bovril for decades - the famous meat-based beverage of yesteryear. So, whether you want to savour a Carvery Mock-a on your roast or simply have it as a hot drink, the choice is yours..
Farmhouse Inns locations
If you can’t wait to get your hands on a steaming mug of gravy, you’ll need to head over to your nearest Farmhouse Inn. To locate the restaurants closest to you, visit their website and enter your postcode. Alternatively, here’s the full list of locations by county:
- Aberdeenshire
- Dyce Farm
- Angus
- Kingsway Farm
- Avon
- Winter Stream Farm
- Bedfordshire
- Maypole Farm
- Cambridgeshire
- Mulberry Tree Farm
- Cheshire
- Chapelford Farm, Evenwood Farm, Green Oak Farm, Juniper Farm, Rookery Wood Farm
- Derbyshire
- Cherry Tree Farm
- East Riding Yorkshire
- Wingfield Farm
- Gloucestershire
- Rose Tree Farm
- Greater Manchester
- Applewood Farm, Bramley Farm, Coppice Wood Farm, Primrose Farm, Waterfold Farm
- Hampshire
- Langbrook Farm, Walnut Tree Farm
- Lanarkshire
- Red Burn Farm, Wallace Well Farm
- Lancashire
- Ash Tree Farm, Barley Farm, Pine Tree Farm, Plum Tree Farm, Sycamore Farm
- Leicestershire
- Grove Farm, Gynsills Farm, Hobby Horse Farm
- Lincolnshire
- Windmill Farm
- Merseyside
- Allerton Hall Farm, Lymewood Farm
- Midlothian
- Elginhaugh Farm, Westgate Farm
- North East Lincolnshire
- Beechwood Farm
- North Yorkshire
- Pear Tree Farm
- Northamptonshire
- Poppy Field Farm
- Northumberland
- Willow Farm
- Nottinghamshire
- Holly Tree Farm, Kings Mill Farm, Riverside Farm
- Perth and Kinross
- Broxden Farm
- Renfrewshire
- Linwood
- South Glamorgan
- Cedar Tree Farm
- South Gloucestershire
- Redwood Farm, South Yorkshire, Dearne Valley Farm, Elmwood Farm, Meadow Farm, Monk’s Bridge Farm, Woodfield Farm
- Staffordshire
- Brindley Farm
- Stockton On Tees
- Anson Farm
- Suffolk
- Chestnut Tree Farm
- Tyne and Wear
- Oak Tree Farm, Valley Farm, Wearside Farm, Wheatsheaf Farm
- Warwickshire
- Middlemarch Farm
- West Midlands
- Berry Brook Farm, Half Penny Farm, Hillfield Farm, Manor Farm
- West Yorkshire
- Birchwood Farm, Hawthorne Farm, Heathfield Farm, Silkwood Farm
- Wiltshire
- Robins Farm
- Worcestershire
- Bluebell Farm, Larch Wood Farm
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