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Winners of the Dorset Magazine Food, Drink & Farming Awards 2017

PUBLISHED: 12:19 29 September 2017 | UPDATED: 09:23 06 October 2017

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The Dorset Magazine Food, Drink & Farming Awards took place on Thursday 28 September with a fantastic ceremony taking place at The Italian Villa. Here we announce the winners…

Newcomer

Tea/Coffee Shop

Chef

Hotel Restaurant

Dog Friendly

Pub

Seafood Restaurant

Independent Retailer

Restaurant




Family Dining

Customer Service

Product/Producer

Hero

2016 winners

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