Below is a clickable map and a list of English counties with active cider and/or perry makers. Wales and Scotland are included at the
end of the list, to reflect the sequence in CAMRA's Good Cider Guide. Note: The names in
brackets in the list are the abbreviated county names used on the map, for reasons of space.
Click on the map or a link to see the list of cider and perry makers for a county or country
Note: The list of cider and perry makers frequently changes, with some cidermakers retiring, selling their businesses or closing down for
economic reasons; while others start up
new ventures. We intend to keep the list as up to date as possible, but in spite of this it will inevitably become out of date at times, due to events
beyond our control. We therefore cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information on this page and cannot accept any responsibility for any
disappointment caused by wasted travel, etc. Always check by phoning ahead if you plan to visit any of the listed cidermakers.
Please note also
that while many cider and perry makers positively welcome visitors, there are some who do not - indeed, some are not licensed to sell
their products direct to the public. Again, please check by phoning in advance. It's always a good idea to check in advance anyway, as some
cidermakers are very small operations and cannot guarantee to be available for sales at all times.
If you are aware of any errors in the information given in these pages, or changes in status of any of the cider or perry makers listed, please contact
with your information - all contributions gratefully received!
Key to symbols used:
a "tick" () indicates that the
cidermaker has been confirmed to be actively producing cider and/or perry. We welcome any up to date information on cidermakers
whose status has not yet been confirmed. Likewise, if you discover a cidermaker has stopped production, please let
know.
against a cidermaker's name indicates a Category A cidermaker (as defined on the
What Is Real Cider? page).
A list of ex-cider & perry makers who no longer supply cider or perry can be found at ex-cider & perry makers.
Below is a list of English counties with active cider and/or perry makers. Wales and Scotland are included at the
end of the list, to reflect the sequence in CAMRA's Good Cider Guide.
Click on a link to see the list of cider and perry makers for a county or country:
Westnorth Manor Farm, Dunloe, Liskeard, Cornwall PL14 4PW
Tel: 01503 269007 Also make Veryan Cider using apples from Veryan's orchards and their original recipe
Western Barn, Hatherleigh Road, Winkleigh, North Devon EX19 8AP
Tel: 01837 83560
Former Inch's works were saved from closure in early 1999 by a buyout from Bulmer's who planned to close Inch's down
and shift production to Hereford
Moorhampton Farm, Abbey Dore, Herefordshire HR2 0AL
Tel: 01981 550258 One of many makers of a Kingston Black cider, made from the apple variety of that name
Mike Henney, Cheyney Lodge, Bishops Frome, Herefordshire
Tel/Fax: 01432 820014;
email: mike@henneys.co.uk formerly Cheyney Lodge Cider (name changed on 1st October 2003). Not open to the public.
H. Weston and Sons Ltd., The Bounds, Much Marcle, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2NQ
Tel: 01531 660233 Fourth largest UK producer. Brands include Old Rosie, Special Vintage, Stowford Press (a keg
cider despite being called a traditional draught cider), and Farm Brand.
) indicates that the
cidermaker has been confirmed to be actively producing cider and/or perry. We welcome any up to date information on cidermakers
whose status has not yet been confirmed. Likewise, if you discover a cidermaker has stopped production, please let
know.
against a cidermaker's name indicates a Category A cidermaker (as defined on the
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