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Brothers Cider

Our story began at Glastonbury Festival in 1995. We'll see you at the B-Bar near the West Holts Stage.

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Win Glastonbury Festival Tickets

As the Official Cider of Glastonbury Festival 2025, we're thrilled to offer you the chance to win 1 of 5 pairs of general admission tickets to Glastonbury Festival!  Exclusive P...

Official Cider Of Glastonbury Festival 2025

Picture this, the days are longer and brighter, and your countdown is on until festival season. We’re thrilled to be able to announce once again that Brothers is the Official Ci...

Brothers Cider Returns to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland with Two New Winter Flavours!

The festive season is here, and we’re excited to announce that Brothers Cider is back as the Official Mulled Cider Partner of Hyde Park Winter Wonderland 2024! Located in the he...

Celebrate the Season with Brothers’ New Winter Flavours

Winter is just around the corner, and this year, Brothers is turning up the festive cheer with two brand-new, exclusive cider flavours. Prepare your taste buds for Cran-tastic O...

We are Matthew, Jonathan, Francis and Daniel.

For 14 generations our family has always strived to make light, refreshing ciders using a variety of fruit. We are trailblazers of fruit cider and creators of curiously wonderful flavours.

Showerings Cider making family history in Shepton Mallet

Family Album

We have been making cider since 1658. This is the first documented evidence of Gabriel Showering, our uncle 14 generations back, taking his cider around the public houses of Shepton Mallet, Wells and Glastonbury.

In 1842 we opened our first pub, The Kings Arms in Shepton Mallet. It was hard work but luckily our ancestors were not shirkers, so we opened more pubs, like the unusually named Black Swan, also in Shepton Mallet.

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