Farms, vineyards & producers in NorthumberlandNorthumberland, England

13 farms, vineyards and producers in the Albion Guide across Northumberland — see the full farms, vineyards and producers directory, or everything to explore in Northumberland.

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A whisky distillery and Anglo-Saxon museum in Wooler, with tours, tastings and a bistro under one roof.

Long-established deli and food hall in Corbridge, a showcase for Northumbrian cheeses, meats and preserves.

The last working smokehouse in Craster, curing herring over oak fires in the traditional way, with a shop and restaurant on the harbour.

Pick-your-own fruit farm and food hall near Stocksfield in the Tyne Valley, with a tea room and Northumbrian produce.

Border farm at Tiptoe near Cornhill growing rare heritage potato varieties for kitchens and home cooks.

Long-running honey farm above the Union Chain Bridge at Horncliffe, with a visitor centre selling honey, mustard and beeswax skincare.

Family farm near Wooler making raw-milk cheeses and celebrated ice cream, sold from its own dairy shop.

A working water-powered mill on the Ford & Etal estate, grinding flour sold from its own shop by the River Till.

A wild-estate gin distillery near Rothbury offering walking and jeep tours across a Coquet Valley rewilding project.

Family oyster farm working the sands off Ross near Holy Island, supplying restaurants across the north.

Artisan dairy on the Blagdon Estate handcrafting seventeen cheeses, with a cheese shop and loft café above the creamery.

Village bakery and café near Rothbury turning out bread and cakes, with a well-loved branch at Felton on the Coquet.

Family butcher and food hall in Alnwick, sourcing Northumberland beef, lamb and game.