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Bristol Wine & Food Fair
 Bristol Wine & Food Fair ... entertainment.Newest Review: ... we could have walked away - but in a funny way the cost of the entrance tickets raised our expectations of the fair, and we were still keen to go in. The gates were some 15 minutes late in opening (thanks to health and safety checks, we were told), which did draw some grumbling from the (by now quite long) queue. In all fairness to the event staff, they did come out to apologise for the delay ... more ... and to keep us informed of what was happening while we waited, so we at least didn't mind too much about the wait.
Once finally inside the fair, we first headed to the food producers market. The organisers of the fair, Bristol Event Management, have pl...more |
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Bristol Wine & Food Fair: A Whine About the Food Fair (1294 words)
by - written on 18/10/08 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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The Bristol Wine and Food Fair is a new annual event, to be held each July in the Bristol quays, with the aim of showcasing good food and food producers, predominantly from the South West of England. After having thoroughly enjoyed the Cheltenham Food Festival (www.garden-events.com/) in June, I decided that a trip into Bristol to enjoy this (hopefully bigger and even better) event would be an excellent use of a summer's weekend. The event was held over three days, opening at noon on Friday 11th July and continuing until 6pm the following Sunday; as I had the day of work on the Friday I decided to go for the opening afternoon when I hoped it would be less busy than over ... Read the complete review
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