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Nottingham Food and Drink Trails
Nottingham is famous for its culinary diversity and organic, local produce. Any foodie will feel right at home here in Nottinghamshire, with cuisines to suit all taste buds. Nottinghamshire’s culinary trails showcase the best of the region’s food and drink offer.
The Nottingham Real Ale Trail
On this classic yet impressive trail you will visit 14 of the best real ale pubs and venues around Nottingham City Centre. You can expect to stop at local favourites such as Kean's Head, the Cock & Hoop Pub, and Vat and Fiddle as well as historically important and famous venues such as the Malt Cross, Canalhouse and Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.
Architectural Real Ale Trail
This popular trail showcases some of the most spectacular buildings in Nottingham City Centre along with delightful local ales, or a selection of venues highlighting a specific food item or cuisine type. You will also see iconic venues such as the Malt Cross, Canalhouse and Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.
DIY Wine Tasting and Trail
Book yourself a place at the Tasting Room tables at Hanwell Wine Estate for a relaxed wine tasting and vineyard trail at your own pace. This includes 6 sample wines from the Hanwell family vineyards and other vineyards from the Midlands or North. After your tasting you can choose to follow the vineyard trail or remain in the Tasting Room or on the Terrace for bar service wines by the glass or bottle.
Each participant will receive a tray of 6 wines including traditional method Nottinghamshire Sparking. The wines are accompanied by wine tasting notes and the vineyard trail map with points of interest along the way. The trail is less than 1km.
These self-guided walking trails give visitors to Nottingham a flavoursome alternative to the usual way of experiencing the area, and are the perfect opportunity to learn about the city’s rich culinary heritage.
