There’s a mouth-watering array of food and drink from some of the best Welsh producers in Lord Foster’s Great Glasshouse on Saturday and Sunday, January 19-20.
There’s no better way to cheer up the very long, grey month of January than a food fair. And this will be a very tasty affair with lots to choose from – like the producers of the Best Wine in Wales: Llaethliw Vineyard – and a range of flavoured gins, meat, vegan food, vegetarian options and gluten free, too.
Whether you have a thing for fudge, cheese, cider, charcuterie or liqueurs, this is the place to be.
Garden admission is just £4. The gates open at 10am and close again at 4.30pm (last entry 3.30pm). There’s no additional charge for the Food Fair and there is plenty of free parking for everyone.
For more information about this and other Garden events, email info@gardenofwales.org.uk or call 01558 667149.
Danteithion blasus o’r ffair fwyd
Bydd yna ddewis eang o fwyd a diod flasus o gynhyrchwyr Cymru yn Nhŷ Gwydr Mawr yr Arglwydd Foster ar Ddydd Sadwrn a Sul, Ionawr 19-20.
Does dim ffordd well o godi’ch calon yn ystod mis hir, diflas o Ionawr na ffair fwyd. A bydd hyn yn ddigwyddiad blasus iawn gyda digon i ddewis o – fel cynhyrchwyr y gwin gorau yng Nghymru – Gwinllan Llaethliw, amrywiaeth perffaith o jin, cig, a bwyd feganaidd, hon fydd y lle i fod y penwythnos nesaf
Ac oes rydych chi’n hoffi cyffig, caws, seidr, charcuterie neu liqueurs, dyma’r lle i fod.
Mae mynediad i’r Ardd ond yn £4. Mae’r gatiau’n agor o 10yb ac yn cau am 4:30yp (mynediad diwethaf am 3:30yp). Nid oes unrhyw dâl ychwanegol i’r Ffair Fwyd ac mae digon o barcio am ddim i bawb.
Am fwy o wybodaeth am hyn neu unrhyw ddigwyddiad arall yn yr Ardd, e-bostiwch info@gardenofwales.org.uk neu ffoniwch 01558 667149.
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