Welsh drinks, including soft drinks, juices, mixers, low- and no-alcohol options, and alcoholic producers.
Mountain Hare Brewing brews small-batch cask ale at the Mountain Hare Inn in Pencoed, Bridgend.
Mountain Mead makes traditional, spiced, dry and fruit meads in North Wales using a range of Welsh and international honeys.
Mug Run Coffee roasts speciality coffee in Rhyl, producing single-origin beans, house blends and decaf at its Morfa Clwyd roastery.
Mumbles Brewery brews pale and amber ales, Kölsch-style lager and Oystermouth Stout made with real oysters in Llansamlet, Swansea.
MW Drinks produces flavoured liqueurs in Gwynedd, including Limoncello, blueberry and orange-and-cinnamon varieties, available by direct order.
Nash Point Brewing Co. brews pale ales, IPAs and bitters in Sully, Vale of Glamorgan, with a brewery taproom and beer supplied to pubs.
Ferrari’s Coffee roasts and packs coffee in Bridgend, producing espresso blends, single-origin, decaf and white-label coffee.
Afon Mêl produces Welsh honey, traditional mead and honey beer at its family-run bee farm near New Quay.
Old Coach House Distillery makes alcohol-free botanical spirits in Monmouth using Welsh spring water.
Peterston Tea grows and produces Welsh organic tea and kombucha near Peterston-super-Ely in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Pipes Beer brews small-batch craft beer in Pontcanna, Cardiff, producing unfiltered ales and lagers without additives or preservatives.
Blue Slate Gin is distilled and bottled in Bala using local botanicals and water drawn from the distillery’s own mountain well.