Their story
Out of the Orchard trades from the Hartpury Orchard Centre at Blackwells End, Hartpury, and is run by the Hartpury Heritage Trust, a registered charity that manages the site's collection of traditional perry pear and cider apple trees. It makes cider, perry and apple juice using fruit from its own orchards alongside fruit gathered from other local orchards. The Trust's wider work is the conservation of Gloucestershire's traditional orchards and the heritage skills around them, and the cider and perry side supports that. The operation is dog-friendly and offers orchard walks to visitors. No individual founder or owner is named publicly; it operates as a charitable trust rather than a private cider company.
Fruit comes from the Trust's own orchards at the Hartpury Orchard Centre plus other local orchards; specific tree numbers, ages or varieties are not published.
What they make
- Hartpury Perry bittersweet, 5.3%
- Cider no further detail published
- Apple juice no further detail published
Visiting
Opening times, as they publish them: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Orchard walks; dog-friendly; disabled access provided.
Tours. Orchard walks offered; no price or booking process published.
Where to buy
- From the farm, when open Hartpury
Their events
Appears at agricultural shows at the Malvern showground; the wider Hartpury Heritage Trust runs orchard-conservation and heritage events at the Orchard Centre.