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75 farms, vineyards and producers across Wales, the finest first, then every one county by county.
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Artisan smokehouse in Crickhowell producing oak-smoked salmon, meats and cheeses, with a shop.
Powys
Award-winning gin and whisky distillery near Cardigan with a shop and gin-making experiences.
Ceredigion
Restored working watermill in Talgarth grinding flour, with a bakery cafe and shop.
Aberaeron honey producer and meadery with a tea room and shop, home of a long-running honey ice cream.
Family cheesemaker at Glynhynod Farm producing raw-milk Teifi cheese and butter since 1982, with a farm shop.
Organic distillery at Glynhynod Farm making whisky, gin and rum, with a farm shop shared with Caws Teifi cheese.
Organic raw-milk cheddar-style cheese made at Bwlchwernen Fawr, one of Wales's longest-certified organic dairy farms.
Bee farm near New Quay with a shop, cafe and mead, producing honey and beeswax products.
Family farm shop near Bwlch, established 1985, selling own farm venison, beef and lamb with a cafe and deli.
Cardigan brewery formed from Penlon Brewery and Innkeeper Wales, supplying local pubs with cask ales.
Long-established village bakery in Aberdaron at the tip of the Llŷn, known for its bara brith and bread.
Gwynedd
Conwy Valley farm shop with on-site dairy, bakery and butcher, showcasing Welsh producers on the Bodnant estate.
Conwy
Hand-gathered mussel fishery on the Conwy estuary, a traditional local shellfishery.
PDO-protected sea salt producer on the Menai Strait at Brynsiencyn, with a visitor centre offering tours and tutored salt tastings.
Anglesey
Farm shop and market garden at Brynsiencyn selling own-grown seasonal vegetables, eggs, local honey and baked goods.
Farmhouse yogurt maker at Llannefydd in the hills above the Conwy Valley.
A microbrewery in the harbour town of Porthmadog with a high-street taphouse.
Shop, deli and Forage Kitchen restaurant on one of the UK's largest organic farms, selling estate-reared meat and artisan Welsh produce.
Denbighshire
A whisky and gin distillery at Abergwyngregyn offering tours and tastings, near the Aber Falls.
Producer at Chwilog on the Llŷn making a liqueur from aronia (chokeberries) grown on the farm.
Family-farm distillery at Pentraeth making gin, rum and whisky from scratch using restored spring water, with tastings and tours.
Long-established farm shop, garden centre and restaurant near Holt with pick-your-own fruit in season.
Wrexham
Welsh-produce delicatessen and food shop in the Conwy Valley town of Llanrwst.
Small-batch craft brewery (Cwrw Ynys Môn) at Gaerwen focused on handmade, sustainable beers.
Ice-cream maker founded in Criccieth in 1927, with its original seafront parlour.
Anglesey farmhouse cheesemaker whose Mon Las blue took the Royal Welsh Show supreme title; sells direct from the farm.
A community brewery in Nefyn on the Llŷn with a taproom and brewery tours.
Smokery near Dulas known for oak-smoked Anglesey sea bass, smoked cheese and fish.
A tiny brothers-run distillery in the Dyfi Valley making internationally awarded gins from foraged local botanicals.
Family ice-cream maker in Beddgelert, using milk from its own herd.
Craft distillery at Llanfairpwll producing Anglesey gin and other spirits.
Shellfish grower on the Menai Strait at Brynsiencyn supplying native oysters and rope-grown mussels to restaurants.
Traditional bakery in the market town of Dolgellau.
Family-run Llangollen deli stocking Welsh cheeses, charcuterie and specialist ingredients.
Farm shop and cafe at Llay selling produce from the farm and local suppliers.
Independent Wrexham brewery on the industrial estate, brewing cask and bottled ales with a taproom.
North Wales cheesemaker behind Black Bomber and Red Devil, with a factory shop near the Rhyl coast.
Britain's oldest lager brewery, tracing to 1881 and revived in Wrexham, offering tours and a visitor bar.
Family-run artisan goats-cheese maker at Cors yr Odyn, Dulas, using milk from its own mixed herd.
Vale of Glamorgan farm shop and kitchen, the 2024 Welsh regional champion at the Farm Shop & Deli Awards.
Vale of Glamorgan
Biodynamic vineyard and winery near Monmouth producing still and sparkling Welsh wines, with tastings and tours.
Monmouthshire
Blaenavon cheesemaker whose flagship cheddar is matured underground in the Big Pit mine.
Torfaen
Established vineyard and wine estate at Hensol in the Vale, with a restaurant and vineyard tours.
Welsh whisky distillery in the village of Penderyn on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog, with tours and tastings.
Rhondda Cynon Taf
Independent Cardiff craft brewery in Canton with a cellar bar and taproom.
Cardiff
Vale of Glamorgan dairy making hand-crafted ice cream from local whole milk and cream.
Small brewery near Tintern in the Wye Valley, hand-brewing bottled beers, with a taproom.
Cheese-focused deli and café on Nevill Street in Abergavenny, selling Welsh and continental cheeses and local produce.
Hillside vineyard above Tintern in the Wye Valley, among the older working vineyards in Wales, with a shop and self-guided visits.
Farm shop at Raglan selling home-reared meat and locally sourced vegetables, preserves, drinks and cheeses.
Wye Valley microdistillery near Monmouth making award-winning gins, with tours and a tasting room.
Third-generation organic farm at St Brides Major producing beef, lamb and vegetables for its own shop.
Organic farm shop near Monmouth selling home-produced meat, eggs, vegetables, ice cream and preserves.
Farm shop and kitchen near Lower Machen stocking seasonal produce and artisan local goods.
Newport
Farm shop, deli and café at Llanover showcasing fruit and vegetables grown in its own two-acre walled garden.
Cheese shop north of Cardiff stocking over seventy Welsh cheeses, with tasting evenings.
Farm shop and butchery north of Cardiff selling its own lamb, beef, sausages and seasonal veg.
Award-winning charcuterie maker near Mitchel Troy using traditional-breed, free-range meats, one of the pioneers of British cured meats.
Farm brewery in the Preseli Hills with a visitor taproom, shop and brewery tours.
Pembrokeshire
Family brewery and distillery at the White Hart Inn in Llanddarog, offering tours of Welsh rum and spirits.
Carmarthenshire
The oldest brewery in Wales, founded 1878 at Felinfoel and the first in Europe to can beer.
Producer of protected-status salt marsh lamb from sheep grazed on the Llanrhidian marshes.
Swansea
Working farm below Weobley Castle selling Gower salt marsh lamb, with a tearoom.
Independent food shop and café at Llanarthney stocking Welsh produce, spirits, wines and beers.
Community-run regenerative ocean farm off St Davids growing seaweed and shellfish, with a seafood shop.
Family farmhouse cheesemaker near Boncath making Perl Wen, Perl Las and award-winning Golden Cenarth, with a viewing gallery and shop.
Family-run farm shop at Oldwalls selling local produce, meat and vegetables.
Taproom and shop at the Crofty brewery on north Gower, open beside the brewing floor.
Swansea-area cheesemaker producing hand-crafted cheeses on the edge of the Gower.
Artisan brownie baker based in the Gower village of Parkmill.
Small Gower farm shop at Murton selling fresh vegetables, local produce and honey.
Carmarthen producer of handmade sausages and cured ham from slow-grown Saddleback pigs.
Farmhouse cheesemaker at Rosebush in the Preseli Hills, producing a range of soft and hard cheeses.
Long-established Penclawdd producer of Burry Inlet cockles and traditional laverbread.
Chocolate factory and shop at Haverfordwest making its own bean-to-bar chocolate.
