Top Things to do in Monmouthshire
Top Hotels in Monmouthshire
- 1. Mill Lodge Brecon Beacons
- 2. Premier Inn Abergavenny hotel
- 3. Premier Inn Monmouth hotel
- 4. St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club
- 5. Parva Farmhouse
- 6. Ramada Resort by Wyndham Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel & Spa
- 7. Two Rivers By Marston's Inns
- 8. Mill Lodge Brecon Beacons
- 9. Three Salmons Hotel
- 10. Glen-yr-Afon House Hotel
10 Food & Drink in Monmouthshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Monmouthshire, United Kingdom including The Culinary Cottage - Day Courses, White Castle Vineyard, Zulu Alpha Brewing, The Marches Delicatessen, Abergavenny Baker, Tell Me Wine, Silver Circle Distillery, Kingstone Brewery, Parva Farm Vineyard, Humble by Nature.
Restaurants in Monmouthshire
1. The Culinary Cottage - Day Courses
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. White Castle Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
White Castle Vineyard is owned by Robb & Nicola Merchant, it is situated in the beautiful rolling countryside of Monmouthshire in the village of Llanvetherine close to the towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth. The 5 acre vineyard is planted on a gentle south facing slope that is ideal for growing vines and ripening grapes for Welsh wine. White Castle Vineyard is Wales premier vineyard and is dedicated to producing a variety of quality welsh wines using first class viticultural practices. Visitors are warmly invited to visit White castle Vineyard to experience the beauty and tranquillity of our rural setting. We have our Award Winning Quality Welsh Wine available for purchase from the Cellar Door
Reviewed By RooBaloo
Fabulous couple of hours spent learning not only about the wine, but the personal story and passion behind the business. Probably the warmest, most genuine, personal ‘guided tour’ we have been on, delivered by Rob who is not only incredibly knowledgable but fun, friendly, full of anecdotes and stories and happy to share his knowledge. We spent time wandering through the vines tasting the different types of grape (we were lucky to visit just before harvesting time), followed by a relaxed and informative wine tasting - 4 types of wine to test with Rob guiding us through each one. They were all fantastic. There is absolutely no pushy selling at all, but of course you fall a little bit in love with the place and wanting to take a little bit of the magic away with us, we came away with a box of wine which we will enjoy along with the memories. Highly recommended way to pass a couple of hours
3. Zulu Alpha Brewing
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
At Zulu Alpha we want to contribute to the UK's craft beer movement and grow the community by giving people a choice to explore the infinite variety available in craft beer. We want to encourage appreciation not drinking, participation not consumption, enhance enjoyment through knowledge by brewing and sharing great beers. Get involved; get on board with Zulu Alpha Brewing
4. The Marches Delicatessen
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5.0 based on 25 reviews
Located in the beautiful market town of Abergavenny, The Marches Delicatessen showcases a selection of fine cheese, charcuterie and local artisan foods from across Wales and The Marches region. The majority of our food is sourced directly from producers. This allows us to see first-hand the passion and dedication which goes into making the exceptional produce we sell.
Reviewed By davidaS4911QA - Abergavenny, United Kingdom
When we moved to Abergavenny this shop was a wonderful find. The range of cheeses from Wales and the Marches region was extensive and the other items in the shop, from biscuits and chutneys to bread, charcuterie and olives, to gin and beers was really comprehensive. It came as a shock, though maybe not a total surprise, when the shop closed as of January 1st this year. There's still the branch in Monmouth, which has the added plus of a café which also serves light lunches ... a bit of a journey but well worthwhile now and again.
5. Abergavenny Baker
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Eat, drink, chat, laugh and savour the experience of learning how to bake fresh, beautiful breads from around the world. From Armenian flatbreads to buttery French croissant, focaccia to traditional Chelsea buns. 9.30am - 4.30pm. All ingredients, equipment, refreshments and a home cooked lunch with wine / beer included.
Reviewed By 414susannahh - Chorley, United Kingdom
Best ever experience. Been three times now - French bread and croissants, Welsh Bread incl yeasted Bara Brith and now Italian breads incl ciabatta and focaccia. Rachel is an inspiring teacher and the new cookery school stunning and stylish. Well situated and easy to find in Abergavenny. Regreshments and lunch all included and you go home with a large bag of your own homemade goodies! Will be booking soon on middle easter breads next year...
6. Tell Me Wine
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Wine shop located in the center of Chepstow close to the high street. Held by French people we aim to share our knowledge and experience in the wine area. We offer a wide range of wines, beers and spirits with the opportunity to taste some. Refill system for wine, olive oil, vinegar, cider and coffee. Local produce, honey, cigars. Shop online available Wine Tastings Wine Box Wine and Tapas Wine by the case
7. Silver Circle Distillery
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Home of Wye Valley Gin, Silver Circle Distillery welcomes all visitors interested in how gin is made. We offer tours, tastings, and a 'Distil your own gin experience'. The distillery shop and cafe is for drop in visitors during opening hours.
Reviewed By Journey617862
Excellent tour / education of gin distillation provided by Patrick. Very welcoming and inclusive approach for non alcoholic drinkers alike. Lovely location and enjoyed the sampling of the local produce. Highly recommend.
8. Kingstone Brewery
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
Award winning micro brewery. Producing a range of ales which can be purchased from our brewery shop. We also hold a monthly ale and pizza night held on the first Saturday of every month. Events and functions can be booked in our Taproom.
Reviewed By KristinaKirk - Basingstoke, United Kingdom
There's so much to see and do in the area. We went cycling in the forest of Dean and canoeing down the River Wye. All booked last minute and the cabin was really cosy to come back to.
9. Parva Farm Vineyard
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By HannahSparrow17
We stumbled upon the vineyard whilst walking around Tintern Abbey - and I'm very glad we did! Upon entry, we were greeted by Colin - a chap with loads of character - who gave us advice regarding the self-guided tour of his vineyard (£2 per person - easily worth it). Returning to the shop, we were given a complimentary wine tasting, with an explanation of each, including a brief lesson in Welsh! Colin is not a pompous toff, he's very down to earth and entertaining - we laughed a lot. Tintern Parva has won many awards for its wines, which resulted in us buying 4 bottles. Great trip out. The only thing that would make this better is if there were a wine bar on the side, so we could fill ourselves on locally made wines, and roll ourselves down the hill to the hotel at the end.
10. Humble by Nature
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Humble by Nature is a working farm owned by broadcaster Kate Humble. Come and learn something new on one of our courses or stay on the farm. The farm is also home to the Pig & Apple cafe.
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