Award-winning bakery opens new shop and wine room

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 17:40 · Archive

Bread Source is opening the Stock Room, a new shop and wine room next to its Upper St Giles Street bakery.

Bread Source is opening the Stock Room, a new shop and wine room next to its bakery in Upper St Giles Street. A video showing the newly refurbished space has sparked excitement from customers on social media, with one describing the blue floor-to-ceiling shelving filled with wines as 'intriguing'.

The shop will be managed by Kishore Tripathi and will stock staple Bread Source ingredients used in the bakery, along with granolas, jams, preserves and coffee. A self-service coffee grinder will be available for customers to use.

The wine room at the rear will feature a self-serve tasting system and will offer freshly sliced charcuterie, artisan cheeses and sharing plates. A freezer will hold ready meals for customers to purchase. Lilly Girling, general manager for Bread Source, said the opening had been delayed by equipment delivery issues but that the business was taking time 'to ensure everything is ready and feels just right when we welcome our first customers'.

How it is being reported

• First look inside award-winning bakery's new shop and wine roomFootage showing the inside of Bread Source's Stock Room opening in Upper St Giles Street has created excitement among customers.Eastern Daily Press · 5 Nov, 16:08
• First look inside award-winning bakery's new shop and wine roomFootage showing the inside of Bread Source's Stock Room opening in Upper St Giles Street has created excitement among customers.Norwich Evening News · 5 Nov, 16:08

In this story: Bread Source · Upper St Giles Street · Lilly Girling · Kishore Tripathi

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