www.little-places.co.uk It’s wickedly Welsh
Visit Wickedly Welsh Chocolate near Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire and you’ll be able to see, smell, taste and experience chocolate like never before. See how chocolate is made, make your own treats, create bespoke hot chocolates and choose from a range of handmade goodies with inventive – not to say mischievous – flavours. If you like chocolate, you’ll love this new visitor attraction that has already been awarded ‘Most exciting new business’ by Pembrokeshire Tourism.
www.wickedlywelsh.co.uk
Gourmet Wales from Welsh Rarebits We’ve done our bit to make shopping a special treat too – and especially easy. Rarebits’ ethos of quality has been applied to Gourmet Wales, a mail-order scheme that brings the best of Welsh food and drink to your doorstep. A variety of hampers for all occasions are available. Mouthwatering treats include top-quality meats, fine pies, terrines, coracle-caught smoked sea trout, artisan farmhouse cheeses, marmalades, jams, pickles and chutneys, Anglesey sea salt, honey, waffles, shortbread, oatcakes, chocolates and an eclectic choice of wines.
www.gourmetwales.co.uk Simply scrumptious
Apple County Cider Co based at Whitehouse Farm, near Skenfrith in Monmouthshire is the creation of the award winning cider producer Ben Culpin and his wife Steph. The premium single variety ciders are made from 100% juice. Apples are harvested from their orchard and pressed on the farm. Apple County Cider has won acclaim from many chefs, critics, writers and food enthusiasts. Enjoy a guided orchard walk with views of the stunning Monnow Valley, followed by tutored cider tasting and at the farm shop you can buy cider as well as other local produce.
www.applecountycider.co.uk Part of The Welsh Rarebits Collection 69
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