
Apricity Coffee roasts speciality coffee beans in Prestatyn, with single-origin and decaffeinated coffees selected across different flavour profiles.
Becws Islyn Rhuthun bakes fresh bread, cakes and other small-batch baked goods in Ruthin for everyday treats and celebrations.
Black Cloak Brewing brews cask and keg craft beer in Denbigh, producing a core range alongside rotating seasonal releases.
Blodyn Aur grows, cold-presses and bottles Welsh rapeseed oil near Corwen, alongside rapeseed mayonnaise and flavoured dressings.
Chapel Street Coffee Company roasts speciality coffee in Llangollen, producing house blends, single-origin coffee and decaf.
Chilly Cow makes dairy, vegan and dog-friendly ice cream near Ruthin using fresh milk from its own Brown Swiss cows.
Clwyd Bakeries produces bread, pies, pasties, sandwiches and sweet bakes at its Market Street bakery in Rhyl.
Daz’s Extravagant Cakes & Bakes makes bespoke celebration cakes, éclairs, tiffin and sweet bakes in Prestatyn.
Dyserth Butchers prepares local meat, sausages, burgers and house-made pies at its High Street premises in Dyserth.
Gerrards Bakery bakes bread, pastries, pies, Welsh cakes and celebration cakes at its Castle Street bakery in Llangollen.
Gerrards Bakery produces bread, pastries, cream cakes, pies, pasties and Welsh cakes at its premises in Corwen.
Grace Foods UK manufactures sauces, seasonings, marinades, chutneys and fortune cookies at its Corwen production site.
Denbighshire is closely associated with the Vale of Clwyd, an area known for a strong mix of local produce. The county is often linked with dairy products such as yoghurt, cheese and ice cream, alongside cider and Welsh lamb. Across its market towns and rural communities, Denbighshire has a practical local food identity shaped by farming and small producers.