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Artisan Award Winners 2020 Bronze ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE A&E Gourmet The Sunshine Administra s.r.o. Orange Marmalade with Stag's Breath Liqueur Administra s.r.o. Seville Orange Marmalade --- Fine Cut Administra s.r.o. Five Citrus Marmalade Akaka Falls Farm Calamondin Yuzu Liquor Marmalade Akaka Falls Farm Tangerine Gala Apple Akaka Falls Farm Tangerine Hawaiian White Pineapple Akaka Falls Farm Tangerine Dark Chocolate ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE Alan Gray's Alan Gray's Seville Orange Scotch Marmalade And Ligguey Citrus Marmalade mixed with other local fruit Baked in Belfast Gin and Tonic Preserve Blanka Milfait Sweet Orange & Wild Forest Cranberries Blanka Milfait Sweet Orange & Campari Blanka Milfait Sweet Orange & Angostura Bouda 1883 Navel Orange Marmalade Bourtree Jams & Preserves Dark Rum Marmalade ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE Bracken Hill Fine foods Bucks Fizz Marmalade Cahoots Inc. 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FLAVÉDO Aurastar PreservPreservee with Vanilla Cinnamon, Star Anise & Wild PepperPepper Cakebole Orchard Seville Orange Marmalade Fine Cut Cakebole Orchard Oxford Marmalade California Jam Queen Chunky Orange, Grapefruit and Ginger Marmalade California Jam Queen De Lime and De Coconut California Jam Queen Tangerine Marmalade ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE Caroline's Homemade Preserves Fine Shred Seville Orange Marmalade Chocolat GRACE Grace's Special Marmalade CIDONIO Orange & Cardamom Seeds Marmalade CIDONIO Blood Orange & Campari Marmalade Claire's Handmade Ltd Gin and Orange Marmalade Claire's Handmade Ltd St Clements Marmalade Classic Marmalades & Jams Rex Union Orange Marmalade Cochian Jam Workshop Yuzu Jam ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE Confiture KajyuKajyu----KobeKobe Kumquat Cornels Bitterorangen Marmelade Cornels Bitterorangen Marmelade mit Honigbushtee Cosakuü Hassaku, Lemon & Cardamon Marmalade Cottage Delight Ltd Classic Orange Thin Cut Marmalade Crossogue Preserves Lemon Chilly Fennel Jelly Cuisine Maruko Preserve with Elder Flower Syrup & Gin ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE Cuisine Maruko Preserve with Elder Flower Syrup and Flower & Gin Die Genuss Geschwister Orange Exotic Marmalade Die Genuss Geschwister Winter Orange Marmalade Dorabella Three Fruit Marmalade El Pastador Lemon Marmelade El Pastador Orange with Orchard Raspberries Enami Farm Green Lemon Marmalade Enami Farm Blood Orange Marmalade ARTISAN AWARD WINNERS 2020 BRONZE English Kitchen Amanatsu Bitter Marmalade English Kitchen Marmalade Izu Euromel, Lda Orange Jam Beirabaga Eva Crispy Mandarin Marmalade Eva Hot Orange Marmalade Eveman s.r.o. 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