About this guide

A field guide to British cider: every cider and perry maker we can find, checked one by one.

How makers are checked

Every maker here has been checked, one by one, for recent evidence that they are making cider or perry now: their own website and social media, festival and competition entries, hygiene registrations and stockists. A maker is listed only when that evidence is there. Makers we couldn't confirm are held back until we can.

Listed and trading522
Opening soon10
Temporarily closed1

What's included

We cover the whole of the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), plus the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. The Republic of Ireland is not included. Farms, craft makers, independents and national brands; pubs that make their own cider; vineyards and breweries that also make cider; brands whose cider is pressed for them by another maker; and community orchards that the public can join in with. Contract makers with no brand of their own are left out.

Suggest a maker, or a correction

If a maker is missing, or something here has changed, we want to know. Makers are welcome to write about their own listing.

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Who runs it

The Cider Guide is an independent project. Write to [email protected].

Credits

Contains Ordnance Survey and OSNI data © Crown copyright and database right, and ONS postcode data, under the Open Government Licence. Apple varieties are identified using records from the National Fruit Collection (Open Government Licence). Company registration facts come from Companies House (Open Government Licence). Hill shading © Esri. Place names © Stadia Maps, © Stamen Design and © OpenStreetMap contributors. Illustrations made for this guide.