NEW Raspberry Ripple
Please welcome the new kid on the block, Brothers Raspberry Ripple CIder.
Official Cider of Glastonbury Festival
Brothers Cider is headlining as the Official Cider for Glastonbury Festival 2022.
New cherry bakewell cider
A unique mix of fruity cherry flavours with a delicious hint of frangipane.
Think outside the bottle
We push the boundaries of what you think is possible in a fruit cider.
Cherry Bakewell Cider
What the Fruit? We're fearless when it comes to flavour with bold & imaginative combinations!
LATEST NEWS
For all the latest cider, festival and event news visit our Blog. In the meantime here are a couple of stories we think you will enjoy.
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.
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.
Very moreish, full of flavour and not like anything else on the market,
Suzy
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This is superb so refreshing...this will be my Summer 2022 drink..exceptional.
Anton
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OMG this is literally the best cider ever, it is just delicious, well done Brothers, & please do not ever stop producing this cider it is just sublime,
Caroline
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This cider is so refreshing! The first sip you taste the toffee and then every sip after that it tastes just like a fresh apple with a toffee flavour that follows.
Shannon
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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.
