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Champagne corks have been popping again at Berry Bros. & Rudd after once again scooping Best Online Merchant of the Year at Monday
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4 Responses for "BBR Wins Best Online Merchant Award"
Congratulations. Well deserved – am a big fan of the site, particularly your blog which many of my friends & I use to stay in touch with what’s going on winewise.
Cheers,
Ben
I also really enjoy bbr.com – particularly the wine quiz which I have to admit to losing quite a lot of time to at the office!
@ Ben and Beth
Many thanks for your kind comments. I’m glad you enjoy the site and the blog – please do get in touch with me if there’s anything in particular you’d like to see which we’re not already covering.
Katie
Congratulations – I have to say, I’ve never been let down by bbr when ordering on the internet, the telephone, or by walking into St James’s St to simply find out more about the wine. Many thanks for such a great service!
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