Coffee, cider, beer and country wines from Welsh producers.
Bay Coffee Roasters roasts speciality coffee in Tanygroes, producing blends, single-origin coffees and decaf at its west Wales roastery.
Bragdy Torri Syched brews Welsh craft beer at its production site in Tregaron, Ceredigion.
Cardigan Brewery brews Welsh craft beer in Brynhoffnant under the Cardigan Brewery and Bragdy Aberteifi names.
Celtic Country Wines makes fruit wines, mead, liqueurs, vinegars and preserves in Henllan, Ceredigion.
Welshcraft grows apples and produces Welsh fruit drinks in Brongest, including pressed apple juice and flavoured drinks from its orchards.
1180 Drinks makes sugar-free sparkling teas in Talsarn using selected tea leaves and Welsh spring water from the Llanllyr source.
Dà Mhìle Distillery produces organic Welsh whisky, gin, rum and apple brandy on Glynhynod Farm in Ceredigion.
Full Power Cacao prepares pure ceremonial-grade cacao paste in Cardigan using single-origin Venezuelan cacao with no added sugar.
Gwinllan Llaethliw grows grapes and produces still and sparkling Welsh wines, rosé and cider near Aberaeron.
Lewtress produces herbal extracts, capsule supplements and natural health products near Llandysul in Ceredigion.
Mantle Brewery brews Welsh real ales at its family-run microbrewery in Cardigan.
Afon Mêl produces Welsh honey, traditional mead and honey beer at its family-run bee farm near New Quay.
Ceredigion drinks producers make coffee, beer, cider, apple juice, country wines, spirits, mead and honey-based drinks. Around Cardigan, Tanygroes, Brynhoffnant, Henllan, Talsarn, Ffostrasol, Ciliau Aeron and Cross Inn, local drinks cover roasting, brewing, cider making, distilling and fruit or honey fermentation. Coffee and beer bring familiar everyday drinks, while cider and apple juice add orchard products. Country wines, spirits, mead and honey-based drinks add more specialist bottled products. Local producers make roasted coffee, beer, cider, apple juice, country wines, spirits, mead and Welsh honey drinks.