The history of British cider can be traced back to ancient times, when the Romans introduced apples to the country. The Celts are thought to have been making cider as early as 3000 B.C., as evidenced by pottery. The first recorded mention of cider in Britain was by Julius Caesar in 55 B.C., when he observed the Celts fermenting crabapples.
We are Paul and Gill long time residents of Wrenbury. We have made cider in a small way for over 20 years . We planted 50 cider apple trees in 2005 and now have over 150 cider apple trees planted in the area. We have seven different varieties of apple, some of which stand alone as a cider , other are used for blending .
We can be found at farmers markets in the local South Cheshire area and we will be listing which ones we will be attending on our news page
In addition we have several outlets in the Cheshire / Shropshire area please see our stockists page here
