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A taste of Bristol’s best producers
The votes are in and the shortlist has been drawn up for the best producers at the 2016 Bristol Good Food Awards.
From pickles to ciders, the entrants have now been whittled down to the best three in each of the 18 delicious categories – ready for the awards evening later this month.
A panel of expert judges and food connoisseurs will have the final say on Bristol’s best local producers after a special blind tasting.
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The awards evening is at Ashton Gate on November 13, when judges will announce the winners of each category and guests will be treated to a menu designed by Josh Eggleton, the Michelin-starred chef from Totterdown. Tickets for the awards ceremony are still available here.
Here is the full shortlist:
Best Cheese
Godminster
Homewood
Westcombe Dairy
Best Charcuterie
Native Breeds
Capreolus Fine Foods
Somerset Charcuterie
Best Bakery
Baked, Totterdown
Marks Bread
East Bristol Bakery
Best Pies
Snowdrop Cottage
Lovett Pies
Pieminister
Best Oils and Sauces
Bath Harvest Oils
GingerBeard’s Preserves
The Chilli Oil Company
Best Pickles and Condiments
In a Pickle
GingerBeard’s Preserves
Upton Cheyney Chilli Company
Best Preserves
Snowdrop Cottage
Heavenly Hedgerows
GingerBeard’s Preserves
Best Confectionery
Zara’s Chocolates
James Chocolates
Treats with a Twist
Best Cakes
Ahh Toots
Pinkman’s
Papadeli
Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks
Orchard Pig
Lovely Drinks
Bradleys
Best Cider
Worleys
Thatchers
Orchard Pig
Best Beer
Wiper and True
Bristol Beer Factory
Arbor Ales
Best Wine
Dunleavy Vineyards
Aldwick Court Farm and Vineyard
Oatley Vineyard
Best Spirit
The Ethicurean
Bramley & Gage
Heavenly Hedgerows
Best Grower
Severn Project
The Community Farm
Grow Bristol
Best Meat
Field and Flower
The Story
Stream
Best Butcher
Rare
Ruby & White
Molesworth
Best Farm Shop
Lye Cross
Farrington’s
Brockley Stores
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