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Thu, 14 January 2016

Loving Welsh Food’s Cardiff Tasting Tours to Take Place Every Friday Until 25 November 2016

Loving Welsh Food’s Cardiff Tasting Tours, which include plenty of walking (to work up a good appetite) and some delicious tasters, recommence tomorrow (15 January) and will take place every Friday until 25 November 2016.

The aim of the tour is to enable guests to visit the capital city and enjoy the different foods on offer. There’s a strong emphasis on Welsh food, but the cosmopolitan city of Cardiff has a thriving food scene with many ethnic and continental foods.

The tastings include charcuterie, cheeses, Welsh beverages, cockles & laverbread (seaweed) and more.

“All the guests like the variety, trying new dishes and discovering the best places to eat, drink and shop,” said Sian B Roberts from Loving Welsh Food. “Conor and Rachael from RIT Vacations in Canada were on their first visit to Wales recently. Conor wasn’t sure which was the most frightening – the zipwire in North Wales or trying the laverbread on our tour! Rachel, who loves all kinds of fish and seafood, was a big fan. Conor - not as keen! He said the Brains beer tastings just before visiting the market, helped him face the challenge!”

As well as trying different foods, the tour passes key landmarks including Cardiff Castle, Bute Park, the majestic Civic Centre, the stunning Victorian Arcades and Principality Stadium ‘the home of Welsh rugby’.

“It’s not just visitors that come on the tour. People who have lived in Cardiff for years enjoy rediscovering the city and seeing it from a tourist’s point of view,” Sian added.

Tours run every Friday from 15 January to 25 November 2016 (apart from Friday, 26 February which is Rugby International Day). The tour starts at 10:30 at Cardiff Castle and ends at 14:30.

Loving Welsh Food’s Cardiff Tasting Tours cost £30 per adult, £12.50 per child.

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