
15/07/2012
The rural news magazine for those who work in the Welsh countryside. Rachael Garside goes in search of fine wines, cheeses and mushrooms as she joins a food safari in North Wales.
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We're on safari
No binoculars, sunhats or big game on this trip though - instead of looking for Lions, tigers and water buffalo we're looking for fine wines, cheeses and mushrooms.
Snowdonia Safari is a new venture set up by agri consultant Geraint Hughes and Dafydd Gruffydd from Menter Mon. Together they are working with local producers to give visitors to the Snowdonia area a chance to explore the wealth of produce available and promote "food tourism".
Rachael Garside climbs aboard the bus and visits a mushroom grower, tastes a liqueur made on the Llyn from Aerona Berries and meets a local salt marsh lamb farmer . It's hoped the safaris will boost the link between food and tourism and benefit the local rural economy.
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- Sun 15 Jul 201207:00BBC Radio Wales
- Mon 16 Jul 201205:30BBC Radio Wales
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