2023 Food Trail Participants

42 Acres is a regenerative estate, nature reserve & wellbeing retreat centre. We aim to live in harmony with nature, ourselves and others, growing and consuming food in a way that serves the health of people and the planet.

Ad Astra is new craft cider company and taproom in Somerset. RAF veteran making fantastic ciders using classic cider apples apples from our own 12 acre orchard. RAF-themed Taproom in an historic Somerset cider barn.

Small scale producer of award winning artisan cheese. We have a herd of 160 cows on our 600 acre farm in Kelston near Bath. We farm using sustainable farming methods and make our cheese on site, so it has very low food miles!

Creative cider producer based in the heart of Somerset, combining traditional methods with innovative ideas to produce a fantastic range of Somerset ciders from traditional farmhouse to sparkling elderflower cider.

Gallery and education charity with a dynamic range of art and contemporary craft throughout the year and stimulating associated workshops. We're focusing on essential pollinators during the festival.

Boutique hotel in an elegant 17th-century building, with eight beautifully designed rooms, an artisanal bakery, wine store and restaurant serving the best West Country produce. Join us on Thurs 27 for our film & discussion night.

BioAqua Farm is one of Europe's leading experts in aquaponic food production. We produce organically fed rainbow trout and vegetables in the most simple and ethical way. Farm tours and pop up kitchen on Sat 15 and Sun 16 – booking required.

Artisan smokery situated in Hambridge overlooking the Somerset Levels. We produce up to 40 different smoked meats, fish & cheeses as well as monthly boxes, hampers & special offers. Visit our on-site cafe & shop.

Charity supporting people to improve their mental and physical health, overcome social isolation and build confidence through land-based activities – animals, nature, horticulture, rural arts and crafts and cooking.

The Baltonsborough Village Hall – the hub for the community – is putting on the Baltonsborough Food Fayre, hosting 20-30 food and drink producers to celebrate local food and drink and support the businesses that provide it.

Home to the Bishops of Bath and Wells for over 800 years, the Bishop’s Palace has 14 acres of gardens with natural well pools. We grow vegetables and flowers in our beautiful and productive Community Garden.

We hire electric and pedal bikes and run guided tours through the Somerset countryside visiting local food and drink producers.