Learnt a lot about apples. A very good informative place to while away some time. More

not a great cider lover but found the tour very interesting - maybe a convert More

eventually found it ! then £5,50 per adult entrance , this I feel was too pricey for what it was More

Interesting,wished I had been able to spend more time there but it was our rendezvous place with our friends. It gave a good insight into the processes of cider making and the machinery both ancient and modern.Possibly a "family day out". More

Very informative with loads of information on the history of the cider industry with lots of exhibits and videos. It took us around an hour to look around. Beware though if you follow sat-nav directions as these take you to the rear of the museum which gives the impression it is closed. You need to drive around to the front... More

The staff were so proud of their museum and I can see why. I have been to a cider museum before but this was different. The glass collection was breathtaking, I wasn't expecting that. Its worth the visit just to see it. Its a very sweet museum with some excellent information and exhibits. This is the original site for making... More

not to be missed,all you need to know on cider making..also used for art exihbitions and a good cafe. More

Very short tour. Loved the free tasters though, The apple brandy still keeps me warm at night More

very interesting,how hard people worked without our modern day equipment, especially the process of getting the sediment out of the bottles, you can imagine your grannie stood there doing that job. More