Welsh Vineyards and Distilleries
Celtic Country WinesFor those guests who are interested in locally produced wine ,a visit slightly farther afield will bring you to Celtic Country Wines in Camarthenshire They have a large selection of award winning wines and are well worth a visit.
Penderyn Distillery
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Gourmet Gower
Gower saltmarsh Lamb
Gower Samphire
On the Northern Coast of the Gower lie the Salt Marshes which are rich in plantlife such as Saltmarsh Grasses,Samphire,Sorrel,Sea Lavender and Thrift.
The Lamb produced in this region therefore has a distintive flavour and tenderness.This has been produced for generations at Weobley Castle near the village of Leason on the Gower. The Samphire itself is a local delicacy, it is a great addition to a freshly caught and cooked plate of Salt Marsh cockles.Another local delicacy is Laverbread which is made from seaweed and tastes a bit like oysters and olives but it is more of an acquired taste. Below a Gower Saltmarsh
Gower WildflowersWhen you visit the Gower peninsula, you must visit Gower Wildflowers on Blackhills Lane.The restaurant and tearoom is highly recommended for using fresh local produce and you can purchase Gower Speciality Foods including Jams and Chutneys in the Wildflowers Shop
Welsh RarebitsWales is famed for its baking bounties such as
Bara Brith which is a dense moist fruit loaf and of course Welsh cakes which are flat scones, delicious with a cup of tea. Cwmcerrig Farm Shop & Grill
Farming and selling fruit and veg runs in the blood of the Watkins family. So it comes as no surprise that Cwmcerrig Farm Shop and Grill, which they opened near Cross Hands in 2009, has become a popular pit stop for locals and visitors to the area. You could do your weekly shop in this vast emporium of local produce, which stocks everything from vegetables dug up in local fields to hand-patted Welsh butter, and features an award-winning butchery that sells best cuts of the Watkins’ own Texel lamb and Hereford beef. After you’ve made your purchases, pull up a seat in the café-grill for breakfast, lunch or a light snack, chosen from its well-priced, home-made menu. The food is good, but the views through the huge glass windows of the surrounding countryside make this an even more appetizing place to take a break. All this and you’re just 10 minutes from the M4, so shopping for local produce couldn’t be more convenient. Public access: Mon-Sat, 8.30am-5pm; Sun & bank hols, 10am-4pm. Phone orders can be taken for local delivery and there will soon be the option to order meat boxes and produce hampers online. Contact: Cwmcerrig Farm Shop & Grill, Cwmcerrig Farm, Gorslas, Llanelli SA14 7HU. 01269 844405 | cwmcerrigfarmshop.co.uk | Facebook: Cwmcerrig-Farm-Shop. Beacons Farm Shop
the Welsh Venison Centre Middlewood Farm Bwlch, Brecon Powys LD3 7HQ 01874 730929 The Beacons Farm Shop at the Welsh Venison Centre sells bread, eggs, bacon, beer, wine, pork pies and a range of other deli items as well as meat from our butcher’s counter. Our gift shop stocks beautiful, hand-picked gifts for your home or friends. We also have lots of children's presents including baking and gardening sets, wooden toys and colourful lunch bags. Stop for a cup of tea and slice of cake, admire the stunning views of the Brecon Beacons, and see our deer, sheep and cows roaming the fields. Pop in today and see what we have to offer! Cheese Glorious CheeseThe most well known Welsh cheese is Caerphilly which is of a creamy crumbly texture but you will also find Y Fenni ,Tintern and Pantysgawn.
Y Fenni is a soft cheddar blended with mustard seeds and ale and has a nicely balanced heat. Tintern is a soft mature cheddar blended with chives and shallots. Pantysgawn is a creamy organic Goats cheese with a clean fresh slightly lemon taste. Restaurants
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Really Wild Food Festival May
With a stunning setting in the medieval Bishop’s Palace next to St David’s Cathedral, this is the only British food festival to focus on wild food and crafts. It’s a friendly weekend event, with chefs on hand to show you how to find and prepare food foraged from hedgerows and beaches. To up the wild quotient, there’s also plenty of wacky entertainment. The Close St Davids, Haverfordwest, Dyfed SA62 6PE, United Kingdom +44 1437 720517 cadw.wales.gov.uk 
Pembrokeshire Fish Week
Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Fish Week; a celebration of Pembrokeshire's wonderful fish and seafood - not to mention its spectacular coastline.| The week is packed full of family-friendly activities based around the coast and waterway, including cookery demonstrations, fishing competitions, boat trips, children's workshops, and much more.| Pembrokeshire Fish Week is truly a county-wide event with well over 150 businesses taking part. Get hooked and have yourself a lot of fun! Camarthen Food FestivalThis takes place during August and it is a very popular venue for both large and artisan Welsh Producers.There is a great selection of food from surf and turf.
Speciality Welsh Lobster
Above Photo Abergavenny Food Festival
Welsh Game Fair June
This takes place at Pembrey Country Park
Llanelli camarthenshire.It combines the best of Welsh Culture with a large Food Hall, Craft Stalls And Country Sports Arena Mumbles Oyster and Seafood Festival
MUMBLES OYSTER & SEAFOOD FESTIVAL - October After the success of the events, the Mumbles Oyster & Seafood Festival will be a bigger and better four-day celebration of the Mumbles Oyster and Inshore Fisheries of Mumbles, Gower and Swansea Bay. It will run in October at Southend Gardens and the whole of Mumbles will take on a marine theme. Taste of WalesWales boasts over 30 Food Festivals each year.
Amongst them are:
Abergavenny Farmers Market - 4th Thursday of every month Brecon Farmers Market - 2nd Saturday of each month Llangynidr Farmers Market - Last Sunday of each month Hay-on-Wye Farmers Market - every Thursday Llandovery Farmers Market - Last Saturday of each month Usk Farmers Market - First Saturday of every second month 
Above Photo Abergavenny Food Festival
Winner Of Welsh National Tourist Award Llanelli Food Assembly
Riverside Café, Selwyn Samuel Centre Llanelli Leisure Centre, Park Crescent SA15 3AE Llanelli Llanelli Food Assembly is a Click & Collect Local Food Producers Market, offering fresh food—from farmers and local producers—via one easy-to-use online shop and smartphone app. Each week, order fresh, local food online, for collection at our Monday evening Food Assembly, 5pm-6:30pm, at the Riverside Café, Selwyn Samuel Centre, Llanelli Leisure Centre. Locally food produce is an ncreasingly valuable part of life for many people. The Food Assembly movement began in France, is now spreading throughout Europe and growing fast in the UK. Here in Wales were are among the first pioneers. Each Tuesday, we open a fresh, online click-&-collect market and invite you to explore a range of over 250 local food products. The online market closes on Saturday evening to give our local food producers time to prepare your orders, which are then delivered to our local Assembly venue. Only members can browse and order from our online market, but it’s free to join and belong, with no obligation to order — though I challenge you to resist once you've seen the range of fabulous fresh, local produce! Llanelli Food Assembly — Connecting local people with local food producers. Join, browse, order, collect — eat better, shop fairly Welsh Black BeefCamarthenshire is well renowned fot its herds of
Welsh Black Cattle.This ancient breed is world renowned for the succulence and tenderness of the beef prodeuced.It is beloved of Michelin chefs and gourmets alike 
Welsh RarebitsGlamorgan Sausages are of course the original and best vegetarian sausage made with Welsh
Caerphilly cheese, .breadcrumbs, leeks, parsley and thyme 
Restaurants In Llandeilo
approx 30 mins from lothlorien A,Js Retro Diner The Cawdor restaurant Angel inn Bistro Cafe Braz The Cennen arms Abergavenny September
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Trealy Farm currently make around 40 varieties of British charcuterie meats. Their range includes many products rarely made in the UK, such as salamis, chorizos and air-dried or hot-smoked meats, as well as more traditional British products. Everything is made toTheir own distinctive recipes and techniques, all meat is free range and carefully sourced, from Their own farm and from other local, trusted farmers. They use only traditional breeds such as the Saddleback pig, Welsh Black cattle and Welsh Mountain lamb. They keep preservatives to an absolute minimum and don’t use any artificial flavourings, artificial colourings or emulsifiers. Their organic approved curing salts contain no nitrates and, only if absolutely necessary for product safety, the lowest possible levels of nitrite. No other artificial additives of any sort are used. Nearly all ofTheir products are gluten-free and dairy-free. They have EU oval mark status and SALSA (Safe and Local Supplier Approval) accreditation.
Their product range and business philosophy have helped them win many prestigious awards including the Great Taste, True Taste, Waitrose Made in Britain, BBC UK Food Producer of the Year and Observer Best Food Producer, amongst others.
Their product range and business philosophy have helped them win many prestigious awards including the Great Taste, True Taste, Waitrose Made in Britain, BBC UK Food Producer of the Year and Observer Best Food Producer, amongst others.
