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Furness Vale, England
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Making another festival debut is the fantastic North West producer @highpeakcider who makes tasty cider from local apples
It’s all about New Mills this weekend! Gift packs of our ciders will be available to purchase on both Saturday @VisitNewMills “Xmas Light Switch On” from 5-9pm (Torr Top St. opposite the Post Office), and on Sunday @torrvalemill “Makers at the Mill” fair 10am-4pm.
We are still taking in apples! Slightly rearranged times tomorrow to allow for those attending remembrance services.
Happy Apple Day! We’d like to thank all our Apple Donors, customers and stockists who all have the same idea of putting locally grown apples to good use rather than going to waste. Wassail to one and all! 💚 #appleday2022 #appleday #reducereuserecycle♻️
Of all the ciders I have ever made, these two are probably the ones I’m most proud of…although I didn’t have much to do with it… and they aren’t even ciders! To taste them and hear the story, get some tix from @thecatintheglass for tomorrow’s #mcrciderclub @fiercebarmcr 7pm
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There’s still a few tickets left for @ManchesterCider club this Thursday at @FierceBarMCR with Joe from @highpeakcider 🍎
You’ll get 10 ciders and a cheese plate for £17.50pp! There’s a rumour there’ll be a secret shot too 🤩
Get your tickets here: thecatintheglass.co.uk/produ…
Lots and lots and lots of #apples! Thank you everyone for thinking of us when deciding what to do with your excess apples. It’s great to know that most of our raw material would potentially end up in a green bin instead of being turned into cider or juice. #reducereuserecycle 💚 – at Furness Vale, England
1 of 2. We are now open for the 2022 apple pressing season! We will be holding Donor Drop Off sessions mainly on Sundays from 0900-1200. We are around all throughout the Autumn, so there is no rush if your apples need to spend longer on the tree. It’s really important to us… – at Whaley Bridge, England
2 of 2. …that the apples you bring are ripe. One way to check this is to make sure that the pips are dark brown/black. We accept apples grown in the High Peak or 15km from our unit in Furness Vale. If you require further info, please send an email [email protected] ❤️🍏