This is an important piece of the history of then Welsh settlers in Patagonia. Beautiful setting and many interesting artefacts, documents and photographs. The owner Mervyn Evans is a direct descendent of one of the first Welsh settlers in the region . He is a larger than life character and an extremely talented engineer, pilot, etc etc. He talks at great length, in spanish, about the history of the Welsh community, the growth of the milling business and the mill itself. Unfortunately his history is not entirely accurate and has numerous derogatory comments about England and the English. Worse followed when he launched into enthusiastic praise for David Irving, the thoroughly discredited " historian" who has served time in prison for his holocaust denial writings. A great pity that such an important part of the remarkable history of the Welsh in Patagonia should be marred by the extreme rantings of Mr Evans.

Nice place to visit, they explain perfect what they do and how they do it. Also you can bought natural flour and very cheap.