Cider 750ml

This cider is made from ancient Cornish Apple varieties, grown at the Lanherne convent. The historic orchards have a soil structure that has been untouched by pesticide or fertilised and left uncultivated for many years. All of which give this small batch craft cider it special character making it unique. Light, dry, sparkling, refreshing. Best served chilled in a wine glass. Free from preservatives.

Food Pairings

An excellent accompaniment to Cornish cheeses or English pie desserts.

Lanherne Convent

Lanherne Convent is located on the site of a 6th-century Celtic monastery, dissolved in the 11th century. By 1086, the estate became the Manor of Lanherne, recorded in the Domesday Book, and later became the main residence of the Arundell family by 1360. In 1794, the estate was repurposed as a convent for Carmelite nuns from Antwerp, dedicated to St. Joseph and St. Anne, and housing a relic of the martyr Cuthbert Mayne. Today, Lanherne is a traditional Carmelite monastery that celebrates the traditional Carmelite rite.

Delivery information

We deliver exclusively within Great Britain and Northern Ireland. All postage £7.00 (inc. VAT), delivered within 3 to 4 working days. Local pickup possible in London please contact us directly for details. To postcodes surrounding Battersea, delivery is free.

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Following the environmental example of the monks, our packaging is biodegradable or recyclable as much as possible, and we are committed to work to improve this.