Aber Falls Distillery

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Aber Falls Distillery makes whisky and gin at Abergwyngregyn, taking its name from the waterfall in the hills above the village. There are tours and tastings on site, and a shop for the single malt and gins. It sits just inland from the coast road, with Llanfairfechan station about 3km away to the north-east.

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