Drinks in Rhondda Cynon Taf
Breweries, cider, spirits and juices from Welsh producers.
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Bragdy Twt Lol
Bragdy Twt Lol brews small-batch Welsh craft beer at Treforest Industrial Estate near Pontypridd.
Complete Co-Packing Services
Complete Co-Packing Services provides food and drink co-packing, contract manufacturing and fulfilment in Abercynon.
Cwrw Otley
Cwrw Otley brews independent Welsh craft beer at the Bunch of Grapes microbrewery in Pontypridd.
Glamorgan Brewing Company
Glamorgan Brewing Company brews Welsh craft beer at its family brewery in Llantrisant.
Grey Trees Brewery
Grey Trees Brewery brews Welsh craft beer at its Robertstown brewery in Aberdare.
Gwynt y Ddraig
Gwynt y Ddraig makes Welsh cider and perry at Llest Farm in Llantwit Fardre.
MABBY BREW CO
MABBY BREW CO brews small-batch craft beer at The Otley Arms in Treforest.
Mallows Bottling
Mallows Bottling blends and bottles alcoholic and soft drinks at its Tonyrefail production site.
P B Gelatins UK
PB Leiner produces gelatin at its Treforest site in South Wales as part of the international PB Leiner business.
Sunmagic Juices
Sunmagic Juices produces juices, juice drinks, smoothies and lemonades at its Llantrisant manufacturing site.
Spirit of Wales Distillery
Spirit of Wales Distillery makes Welsh gin, vodka, rum and other small-batch spirits near Pontypridd.
Penderyn Distillery
Penderyn Distillery produces Welsh single malt whisky and other spirits at its original distillery near Aberdare.
Drinks producers in Rhondda Cynon Taf
Rhondda Cynon Taf drinks producers make craft beer, cask beer, pale ale, lager, IPA, stout, cider, perry, juices, smoothies, gin, vodka, rum, whisky and syrups. Around Treforest, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Robertstown, Coedely, Rhydyfelin, Penderyn and Tyntetown, local drinks cover brewing, distilling, fruit drinks and sweet drink-making products. Beer appears in several styles, from pale ale and lager to IPA and stout, while cider and perry add fermented fruit drinks. Gin, vodka, rum and whisky bring bottled spirits, with juices, smoothies and syrups adding softer drinks and flavouring products.