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Refreshments

Pot of Tea per person £1.75

Isle of Wight Carisbrooke blend, Earl Grey or Decaf

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Fruit Tea regular £1.85 premium £1.95

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Filter Coffee or Decaffeinated Coffee cup £1.75 mug £2.30

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Latte / Cappuccino / Americano £1.95 (Syrup 30p)

each cup is made using freshly ground Italian beans

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Espresso single £1.60 double £2.00

made using freshly ground Italian beans

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Hot Chocolate £1.95

(top with cream, marshmallows or flake as an extra treat – add 30p for each)

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Canned drinks / Mountain Mist £1.25

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Fentimans/Oasis £2.10

range of traditional soft drinks

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Orange or Apple Juice £1.40

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Capri Sun / Jelly Squeeze £0.95

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Milk £0.95

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Orange Squash £0.65

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Mineral Water £1.00

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Shmoo Milkshake small £1.80 large £2.10

Chocolate, Strawberry, Banana, Vanilla, Oreo (scoop of ice cream £1, toppings 30p each)

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About Pencil Cottage

Pencil Cottage is one of the oldest properties in the village and has been a commercial property since the reign of George III.
An Old photograph (on display in the Shop) shows the cottage in 1860 when it was called The Shanklin Bazaar.
Many people ask us why it is now called Pencil Cottage. The name changed over 100 years ago, a likely reason for this is that it became the nickname given to it by visiting artists and writers. A number of well-known poets stayed in the village – Keats and Longfellow among them – and it is almost certain that they purchased their supplies from the shop.

Products

Wood effect doorstop £6.99
Boo dog in rainbow hoodie £29.99
Mr C’s home made Seville orange marmalade £4.75
Mr C’s gooseberry jam £4.75
Mr C’s home made rhubarb and ginger preserve £4.75