Drinks in Monmouthshire
Cider, beer, spirits, wine and juices from Welsh producers.
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Apple County Cider Co
Apple County Cider Co makes Welsh single-variety cider and perry near Skenfrith using 100% freshly pressed juice from its own and local orchards.
Artisan Kitchen by SWP
Artisan Kitchen by SWP makes small-batch preserves, syrups, soft drinks and sweet treats in Abergavenny.
Bowen's Catering
Bowen’s Catering makes buffet platters, celebration cakes and prepared catering food from its Trellech base.
Budweiser Brewing Group
Budweiser Brewing Group brews beer and alcohol-free beer at its Magor brewery in Monmouthshire.
Kingstone Brewery
Kingstone Brewery is a four-barrel microbrewery in Tintern, Monmouthshire, producing bottle-conditioned real ales.
Meggy's Cyder
Meggy's Cyder makes traditional cider and perry in Usk from whole-juice apples and pears.
Monnow Valley Cider
Monnow Valley Cider produces traditional cider, perry and apple juice in Penperlleni.
Old Coach House Distillery
Old Coach House Distillery makes alcohol-free botanical spirits in Monmouth using Welsh spring water.
Rate Of Rise Coffee
Rate Of Rise Coffee roasts speciality coffee in Abergavenny, including house, single-origin and decaf ranges.
Silver Circle Distillery
Silver Circle Distillery makes small-batch spirits and ready-to-serve cocktails near Monmouth.
Squeezing
Squeezing makes fresh juices, smoothies, sorbets and other fruit-led drinks and desserts in Abergavenny.
White Castle Vineyard
White Castle Vineyard grows grapes and produces Welsh still, sparkling and fortified wines near Llantilio Crossenny.
Drinks producers in Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire drinks producers make cider, perry, apple juice, beer, ale, coffee, gin, vodka, rum, cocktails, wine, mead, soft drinks and cold-pressed juices. Around Tintern, Usk, Penperlleni, Monmouth, Abergavenny, Mitchel Troy, Whitecastle and Caldicot, local drinks cover orchards, breweries, distilleries, vineyards, coffee roasting and juice making. Cider, perry and apple juice bring fruit-led drinks, while beer and ale add brewed products. Gin, vodka, rum and cocktails bring spirits, with wine, mead, coffee, soft drinks and cold-pressed juices adding a wide set of bottled and brewed Welsh drinks.