Vilt och Gott

Helsingborg Region

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Vilt och Gott

Vilt och Gott ("wild and good") sells an assortment of venison: moose, elk, wild boar, deer and roe deer meat. You can also buy locally produced delicacies like marmalade and raspberry vinegar from Skånehill, rapeseed oil from Bjäre, spices from Naturkraft, liquorice from the liquorice factory in Ramlösa, herb salt from Bjäre Hembygd.

Information

addressVejbyslättsvägen 56, Vejbystrand
emailviltochgott@gmail.com
openingHoursFri 3pm–6pm, Sat 10am–2pm
phone+46 70 969 91 10
websiteVisit website

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