‘English-grown saffron’ sounds like the subject of a contemporary, climate-change news story, akin to reports of olive groves thriving on the Lincolnshire fens, or award-winning Kentish vineyards. To learn, therefore, that the saffron in question had been cultivated in the past – between the 14th and 18th centuries, overlapping the Little Ice Age – came […]
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