Best Food Tours in Bristol

Bristol Dry Gin runs tastings inside The Rummer by St Nicholas Market, pouring its World Gin Awards-listed spirits where they are distilled.

Bristol Packet's cream tea cruise pairs scones with a two-hour narrated float through the docks, the gentlest way to read Bristol's harbour history.

Bristol Packet's pub lunch cruise runs up the Avon to the waterside pubs at Hanham Mills, a five-hour Bristol river day with a proper lunch stop midway.

The Cider Box hosts guided tastings and cheese pairings in its Silverthorne Lane arch, decoding Somerset cider for Bristol weekend drinkers.

Circumstance Distillery walks visitors from fermentation to cask on St Michael's Hill, a £30 tour of Bristol's experimental English whisky maker.

Circumstance's tasting room sessions sample its multi-grain English whiskies with an expert guide, £30 a head on Bristol's St Michael's Hill.

Kask runs producer-led natural wine tastings at its Bedminster bottle-shop bar, tasting evenings that double as Bristol's friendliest working wine school.

The Cheese Connection hosts guided tasting events at its Cargo counter in Bristol, walking guests through South West wheels with pairings poured alongside.