
Ceredigion
Discover Ceredigion’s local food, from Cardigan Bay seafood to Teifi Valley dairy and farmers’ markets.
Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm
Croeslan - Ceredigion
Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm runs a farm shop near Llandysul selling its own recipe sausages alongside local and organic produce.
Baked Delights
Talybont - Ceredigion
Baked Delights is a home bakery in Talybont, Ceredigion, making brownies, blondies, cookies, flapjacks, Welsh cakes and other sweet bakes.
Bay Coffee Roasters
Tanygroes - Ceredigion
Bay Coffee Roasters roasts coffee near Cardigan at Parc Tanygroes, close to Tresaith on the west Wales coast.
Beelief Botanics
Cardigan - Ceredigion
Beelief Botanics in Llechryd makes bee-derived products using Welsh honey, beeswax, pollen, royal jelly, bee venom and propolis alongside plant extracts and essential oils.
Blaencamel Farm
Cilcennin - Ceredigion
Blaencamel Farm is an organic vegetable farm in Cilcennin in the Aeron Valley, where the family has grown vegetables for more than 30 years.
Bragdy Torri Syched
Tregaron - Ceredigion
Bragdy Torri Syched is a brewery in Tregaron producing beer from its base at Clos Twm Sion Cati in Ceredigion.
Bryngaer Goats
Horeb - Ceredigion
Bryngaer Goats makes handmade goat’s cheese on a smallholding outside Llandovery.
Cardigan Brewery
Brynhoffnant - Ceredigion
Cardigan Brewery, also trading as Bragdy Aberteifi, is a brewery established in 2021.
Caws Penhelyg
Rhydyfelin - Ceredigion
Caws Penhelyg makes certified organic raw-milk cheese at a small micro-dairy near Aberystwyth in Ceredigion, using single-herd milk from the Jenkins family farm.
Caws Teifi Cheese
Ffostrasol - Ceredigion
Caws Teifi Cheese makes raw milk cheese and butter at Glynhynod Farm in Ceredigion, where cheesemaking began in 1982.
Cefn Coch Farm
Machynlleth - Ceredigion
Cefn Coch Farm near Machynlleth produces slow-aged, 100% pasture-fed Welsh beef from its Highland and Welsh White cattle.
Celtic Country Wines
Henllan - Ceredigion
Celtic Country Wines has made fruit wines, liqueurs, spirits, mead, vinegar and preserves in rural west Wales since 1989.
About Ceredigion
Ceredigion is strongly associated with coastal and river-based produce, as well as a long dairying tradition. Cardigan Bay and the River Teifi are often linked with local seafood and fish, while the Teifi Valley is known for craft food making, including cheesemaking. Across the county, farmers’ markets and small producers help keep local buying connected to the landscape and seasons.