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Our Story

Brothers Cider was born in Somerset and raised in the fields of Glastonbury Festival. What started as a small bar serving pear cider to festival-goers in 1995 has grown into one of the UK’s best-known cider brands.

Still independent. Still family-rooted. Still made for good times.

We make cider.

We’ve been doing it our own way for a while now.

Showerings Cider history and Kings Arms Pub in Shepton Mallet

Rooted In SOmerset

Our family’s roots in cider go back generations around Shepton Mallet and the West Country. While Brothers itself began in 1995, the hands-on, independent approach has been passed down for a long time.

Making things properly, backing your own taste, and not overcomplicating it — those instincts didn’t start with us, and they’re still what guide how we work today.

Somerset Roots

The Showering family has been part of Somerset’s cider tradition for generations. Records of cider making in the region go back centuries - long before Brothers first appeared in festival fields.

The Brothers B-Bar with a large crowd & flags at the famous West Holts Stage at Glastonbury Festival

The B-Bar

The famous Brothers bar at West Holts

Born In The Fields

Brothers as you know it today began at Glastonbury Festival in 1995. The Showering family started serving pear cider from a small bar on site, and festival-goers quickly took to something a little different from traditional cider.
The B-Bar soon became a fixture of the festival, and the energy of those fields - music, freedom and good times - has shaped the brand ever since

It's a Brothers thing

From Somerset orchards to festival fields, Brothers has always done things its own way.

We've Always Done Things Differently

While traditional cider stuck to familiar styles, Brothers leaned into bold fruit flavours. Toffee Apple to tropical blends, we’ve always believed cider should surprise you.

Those flavours helped bring fruit cider into the spotlight in the UK - proving that cider didn’t have to follow the old rules.

Bottle of Festival Pear and Brothers Toffee Apple on a music stage by a speaker

Flavour First

Our approach has always been simple: crisp apple cider blended with natural fruit flavours to create drinks that are refreshing, balanced and easy to enjoy.

From Raspberry & Lime to Pineapple & Passionfruit - everything starts with the same idea. Flavour comes first.

Our Cider

Still At Home In The Fields

Festivals are still part of our DNA. From Glastonbury to festivals across the UK, Brothers continues to show up wherever people come together for music, friends and good times.

The Brothers Way

Natural Flavours

Real fruit flavours. Nothing artificial, nothing overworked — just cider that tastes how it should.

Free-Spirited

We’ve always done things our own way — experimenting with flavour and backing our instincts when it counts.

Festivals

Born at Glastonbury in 1995. Festivals are part of our history — and still part of what we do.

Independent

Proudly independent and still hands-on. We make our cider close to home, with apples grown just minutes from our mill.

Vegan Society Accredited

Accredited by the Vegan Society and gluten-free as standard — clear, straightforward, and labelled properly.

Sustainability

From zero to landfill to smarter packaging choices, we focus on practical steps that reduce our impact where it matters.

Where is Brothers Cider Made?

Brothers Cider is made in Somerset, England.

Who owns Brothers Cider?

Brothers is independently owned by the Showering family.

Where did Brothers Cider start?

Brothers started at Glastonbury Festival in 1995.

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