Cider, rum, gin and beer from Welsh producers.
Barti Rum makes Welsh spiced rum and cream liqueur at its Neyland production site using Pembrokeshire laver seaweed.
Bluestone Brewing Company brews craft beer at its family brewery near Newport in North Pembrokeshire.
Capital Roasters roasts coffee in Pembroke Dock, producing beans, ground coffee, bespoke blends and contract-roasted coffee.
Clynfyw grows seasonal vegetables and makes apple juice and preserves at its farm in Abercych.
Core Of The Poodle brews small-batch craft beer at Honeyborough Industrial Estate in Neyland.
Gethin's Cyder makes pure-juice Welsh cider near Clarbeston Road using apples from Pembrokeshire and Monmouthshire.
Gwaun Valley Brewery brews cask and bottled Welsh ales at its farm brewery near Fishguard.
Mambo Drinks is a Pembrokeshire soft drinks producer making fruit-based juice drinks near Narberth.
Princes Gate bottles still and sparkling Welsh spring water at source near Narberth in Pembrokeshire.
Pontymeddyg Cider makes whole-juice Welsh cider and perry from locally collected fruit in Dinas Cross.
Seidr Ci Ddu makes small-batch Welsh cider and perry from whole apples and pears near Solva.
Still Wild distils gin, vermouth and other botanical spirits in Pembrokeshire using locally foraged plants.
Pembrokeshire drinks producers make cider, apple juice, rum, gin, beer, spirits and brewery drinks. Around Tenby, Neyland, Newport, Haverfordwest, Boncath, Fishguard, Narberth, Solva and Kilgetty, local drinks include orchard products, distilled spirits and brewed beer. Cider and apple juice bring pressed-fruit drinks, while rum, gin and other spirits add bottled alcohol. Beer and brewery drinks bring ales and other brewed products, with local producers working across fruit drinks, spirits and beer. Pembrokeshire’s drinks include cider, apple juice, rum, gin, spirits, beer, ales and brewery-made drinks.