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Devon is cream tea country, where the debate over whether cream or jam goes first has raged for centuries (in Devon, cream first). The county food identity is shaped by two coastlines, Dartmoor and Exmoor, and some of the richest dairy and fishing traditions in England.

Sharpham Estate on the River Dart near Totnes produces both award-winning wine and cheese on the same estate. Quickes Traditional in Newton St Cyres has been making clothbound Cheddar for over 450 years. Otter Brewery in Luppitt has produced ales in the Blackdown Hills since 1990. Dartmoor Brewery crafts ales on the moor. Plymouth Gin has been distilled in the oldest working gin distillery in England since 1793.

Luscombe Drinks produces organic beverages from their Buckfastleigh base. Heron Valley presses apple juice from Devon orchards. Salcombe Dairy makes artisan ice cream on the coast.

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Producers in Devon

Sharpham Estate

Ashprington, Totnes
Drinks

Quickes Traditional

Newton St Cyres, Exeter
Dairy & Eggs

Otter Brewery

Luppitt, Honiton
Drinks

Plymouth Gin

Plymouth
Drinks

Dartmoor Brewery

Princetown, Dartmoor
Drinks

Luscombe Drinks

Buckfastleigh
Drinks

The Devon Cream Company

Devon
Dairy & Eggs

Heron Valley

Loddiswell, Kingsbridge
Drinks

Exeter Brewery

Exeter
Drinks

Devon has two coastlines, two national parks, and a food culture that draws on both sea and land. The county is one of the largest in England.

We are expanding county by county across the UK. If you know a Devon producer we have not listed yet, let us know.

Why buy local in Devon?

The average UK supermarket product travels over 1,500 miles. These producers are right on your doorstep.
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