Lady Coke and Teddy Maufe at the North Norfolk Food & Drink Festival held in the grounds of Holkham Hall. Picture: Ian Burt
Photo Gallery: A look back on the Norfolk Food and Drink Festival
Emily Dixon
Monday, October 8, 2012
3:28 PM
From the Battle of the Bangers to the Tour of Britain, have a look back at the events that have made this years festival one of the best yet.
There have been many great events in the Norfolk Food and Drink Festival that have showcased the best local produce that Norfolk has to offer.
To scroll through the pictures, see the photo gallery at the top-right of this page.
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