Bristol Preservation Company

Bristol, United Kingdom

5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 7597 354452
Website:
bristolpreservation.co.uk
Address:
Bristol BS3 United Kingdom
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
90 ftWesley Street
350 ftEast Street c
780 ftCannon Street
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Take-out
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes

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Local time (Bristol) 04:05 Saturday, 21 June 2025

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2 reviews of Bristol Preservation Company

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Place rating: 5
Bristol, United Kingdom
I love the branding, I love the jam, and I love the love that goes into this! There is some seriously good treats to try but my fave is the raspberry jam! Next level yummy!
Don’t buy your jam from anyone else. Head to stock exchange bakery in St Nicks market and try it all. Trust me, you won’t regret it!!!
Place rating: 5
Bristol, United Kingdom
I love jam. I love Bristol. I love Bristol (Preservation Company) Jam! In fact, I love all of their creations: tomato sauce, jam, marmalade. It’s all amazing!
Stocked in only a number of cafes, coffee shops and bakeries across Bristol, Bristol Preservation Company is making quite a name for itself. Their sauces and preserves are some of the nicest I’ve ever tasted, and their branding is simply beautiful.
If you want to find some, head to Stock Exchange Bakery in St Nics or Brew in Clifton. But I’m sure they’ll be popping up in many more soon.