Colin's Favourite? Lamb & Mint Pie at Woolliss & Son LTDWoolliss & Son LTD on Mercer Row – and particularly their Lamb and Mint Pie – was the choice of Colin Young, antiques expert from BBC’s Bargain Hunt and MD of auction firm Golding Young & Mawer. Colin said: “It’s a strange word to use about a pie, but it was refreshing! It was a balanced taste and for me it was a stand-out pie. I’ll have to get some more the the next time I’m in Louth because it sold out today! I went back into Woolliss’ again after our tasting tour and they told me it was their most popular pie.” Here's more about Colinm.facebook.com/LouthPieDay/photos/a.362113271054824/370334560232695/?type=3&theater ... See MoreSee Less
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Margaret's Favourite? SMITHS(like Nick, Margaret couldn't choose between Smith's pies: Lincolnshire Game and Steak & Lincolnshire Blue Cheese)The pies of SMITHS on New Street were the choice of Ludensian, Councillor and Guest Judge Margaret Ottaway MBE. Margaret recognises a meltingly good pastry made in a cosy café when she tastes one, and chose Smith’s Pie and Mash restaurant on New Street to win her approval. “Louth is the most wonderful place to live,” she said. “We've got so many local, independent shops. The town is full of visitors today and it’s so alive in every sense of the word. You're never bored in Louth!” Margaret’s Judge’s profile is here - www.facebook.com/LouthPieDay/photos/a.362113271054824/370353113564173/?type=3&theater ... See MoreSee Less
Nick's Favourite? Tertulia (Nick loved Tertulia's pies so much he couldn't choose between them!)Tertulia, a café and chocolatier on Eastgate, was the choice of author and guest judge Nick Louth. “The entire selection of tiny slices of fruit flans and pastries was presented beautifully on a two-tier pate. Each and every morsel had clearly been carefully prepared and cooked. The result was delicious.”Nick commented that he spoke to lots visitors on the streets who said they had never been to Louth before, and would definitely come back as a result of visiting on Louth Pie Day. He said he hoped that those people who had to queue out of some of the smaller shops’ doorways had their patience amply rewarded. Nick’s Judge’s profile is here. www.facebook.com/LouthPieDay/photos/a.362113271054824/370344113565073/?type=3&theater ... See MoreSee Less
