Dyfi Distillery

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Brothers Pete and Danny Cameron run this tiny Dyfi-valley distillery, one a lifelong forager and hill farmer, the other a wine and spirits hand, distilling wild Welsh botanicals gathered in the surrounding biosphere into award-winning gins. Seasonal tours welcome visitors. Pair a tasting with the mountains of Eryri, the hands-on Centre for Alternative Technology, or the still water of Tal-y-llyn Lake.

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