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Hertfordshire Life Food & Drink Awards 2018: Best Independent Retailer winner

PUBLISHED: 11:04 25 September 2018 | UPDATED: 11:04 25 September 2018

Best Independent Retailer

Best Independent Retailer

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We reveal the winner of the Best Independent Retailer award

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The winner of this award will consistently show an expert knowledge and, like all our finalists, an unrivalled passion for their trade. It could be a deli, a wine or beer store, greengrocer, baker or something unique. They will likely support great local produce as well as from further afield.

Finalists...

Carpenters Nursery (The Potting Shed)

Farr Brew Ltd

The Little Deli

And the winner is...

The Little Deli!

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