Here you'll find tips on how to experience the Kingdom of Glass through your taste buds.
The tradition of craftsmanship is not only strong and proud in the Kingdom of Glass, but also full of flavors. Here, we even have a dish all our own: Hyttsillen. It dates back to a time when vagrants would visit the glassworks in the evening to take advantage of the heat from the glass furnaces to cook their meals.
Homemade yogurt, ice cream, and cheese. You'll also find cuts of meat, yarn, and other locally produced treats here.
The aroma of freshly ground and freshly brewed coffee is always in the air here. A labor of love by coffee lovers, for coffee lovers. There’s also a café here where you can enjoy a moment of relaxation on the spot.
Local artisanal cuisine with a creative twist. In an authentic, everyday setting, we create culinary events you won’t want to miss. An experience and a taste sensation all in one.
Here you can buy smoked meat products directly from the smokehouse—ham, sausage, or whole cuts of meat. You can also bring in your own meat to have it smoked.
Sweden’s oldest distillery. Here, potato schnapps is produced using the same method as in the mid-1700s. Production takes place once a year. Guided tours are also available for those who want to see a truly historic distillery.
The story of how a group of passionate individuals revived Kyrkeby Distillery after many years of inactivity.
Watch the video about this tourist attraction.
Farm stands with locally grown treats. Ice cream with flavors straight from the farm. Authentic Småland raggmunk, and let’s not forget the equally authentic Småland cheese cake. Handmade pralines, the unique and nationally famous TV cake. Freshly smoked cuts of meat, and of course Hyttsillen, which is not just a meal but an entire experience combining culinary craftsmanship and glassmaking.
You are most warmly invited to sample the flavors of Glasriket.
