Drinks in Isle of Anglesey
Spirits, liqueurs, water and coffee from Welsh producers.
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Afallon Mon
Afallon Môn is a Welsh gin distillery near Llanfachraeth on Anglesey, producing botanical gin in a restored eighteenth-century farm building.
Anglesey Spirit Co.
Anglesey Spirit Co. is a drinks producer in Llanfaethlu, making Welsh cream, fruit and whisky liqueurs under the Condessa and Celtic Spirit names.
Anglesey Spring Water
Anglesey Spring Water draws and bottles still and sparkling natural mineral water at its Parc yr Odyn source on Anglesey.
Bragdy Cybi
Bragdy Cybi is an independent brewery in Holyhead, producing craft beer on Anglesey with a range spanning pale ales, IPAs and darker styles.
Bragdy Mona
Bragdy Mona is a craft brewery in Gaerwen, producing Welsh beer on Anglesey with a focus on modern IPAs, lagers and seasonal releases.
Cuffed-in Coffee
Cuffed-in Coffee is a coffee roastery in Holyhead, producing freshly roasted blends and decaf coffee for home brewing.
Derw Coffee
Derw Coffee is an Anglesey drinks producer making bottled cold brew coffee and coffee liqueurs from its Menai Bridge base.
Dragon Roastery
Dragon Roastery is an independent coffee roaster on Anglesey, producing freshly roasted blends, espresso coffee and single-origin beans.
Llanfairpwll Distillery
Llanfairpwll Distillery is an Anglesey spirits producer in Gaerwen, distilling Welsh gin, rum and other bottled spirits on the island.
Social Hour Coffee Roasters
Social Hour Coffee Roasters is an Anglesey roastery in Bodorgan, producing freshly roasted blends, single-origin coffee and decaf.
Drinks producers on the Isle of Anglesey
Drinks producers on the Isle of Anglesey make gin, rum, cream liqueurs, fruit liqueurs, whisky liqueurs, mineral water, beer and coffee. Around Holyhead, Gaerwen, Llanfachraeth, Llanfaethlu, Talwrn, Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll, Bodorgan, Menai Bridge and Llangefni, the island’s drinks include bottled spirits, sweeter liqueurs, brewed beer, mineral water and roasted coffee. Gin and rum bring distilled products, while cream, fruit and whisky liqueurs add richer dessert-style drinks. Beer and coffee add familiar brewed and roasted products, with mineral water bringing a clear non-alcoholic bottled drink from Anglesey.