Cider Pub Guide to Norfolk
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The guide to pubs selling cider in Norfolk.
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Banham
- Banham Cider Barn,
The Appleyard, Kenninghall Road, Banham, Norfolk NR16 2HB (01953 888593)
Not that easy to find... easiest way is to follow the signs for the zoo - the Cider Barn is across the road. Cider range and number varies according to season; they usually have their own range on draught which is also available in carry-outs.
Geldeston
- The Locks Inn, Locks Lane, Geldeston, Norfolk NR34 0HW (Tel: 01508 518414; pub website)
Banham's Rum Cask cider and Weston's Old Rosie.
Great Yarmouth
- The Oliver Twist,62/63 North Market Rd Great Yarmouth Nr30 2DX (tel 07919866072).
Westons Old Rosie ,Westons Traditional scrumpy,Westons country perry,Strongbow,Magners,Brothers Festival,Brouthers Stawbberry mix,Kopparberg Pear,Kopparberg mixed fruit, Gaymers,Guest ciders on a regular basis. "it's bigger than it looks" THE OLLY.
- Rumbold Arms, 107 Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR31 0JX (Tel: 01493 653887)
Westons Old Rosie, according to their website.
Norwich
- The Fat Cat, 49 West End Street, Norwich NR2 4NA (Tel: 01603 624364; pub website)
Local Banham cider and Aspalls, according to their website cider list.
- The Shed, 98-100 Lawson Road, Norwich NR3 4LF (Tel: 01603 413153; pub website)
Landlord Ryan Burnard is a cidermaker and sells his own products here, including two ciders and a perry.
- The Black Horse, 50 Earlham Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 3DE (Tel: 01603 624682)
Emphasis on serving pub food. Usually have Kingfisher on.
- Take 5 Cafe Bar, 18 Tombland Norwich
Addlestones and one other real cider crones of kenninghall,
Thornham, North Norfolk
- The Lifeboat Inn
The Lifeboat Inn, Ship Lane, Thornham, Norfolk PE36 6LT (01485 512236)
OS Landranger Sheet 132/729434
Website:The Lifeboat Inn email:reception@lifeboatinn.co.uk
'Olde Worlde' coastal 'pub' which has grown into a hotel. A bit of a 'foody' place with the accent on up-market-priced accomodation but there's always a real cider on tap, most commonly Weston's Old Rosie, which they keep very well and Aspall's on draught. Good range of real ales, excellent food (but expensive..?). Garden and outside seating. Close-ish to shore, good base for walking along coast path. Very busy at bank holidays and summer weekends.
Warham
- The Three Horseshoes Bridge Street, Warham, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk NR23 1NL (01328 710547)
OS Landranger Sheet 132/948417
Old 18th century traditional pub, gas lighting, stone floors, scrubbed wooden tables, etc. Whin Hill cider available in the 'tourist' season i.e. Easter to September, but phone first to check! Also real ales gravity served via tap & spile and good food. CAMRA award-winning pub, Norfolk CAMRA 'Pub of the Year' on more than one occasion. Very busy at meal times in holiday season; outside seating and 'beer' garden available. B&B also available.
Wells-next-the-Sea
- The Victoria, Park Road, Holkham, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1RG (01328 711008) Email: victoria@holkham.co.uk
The Victoria, at Holkham bay approx 3 miles from Wells has Aspalls and or Crones on tap. Mostly a foodie place at the upper end of the price scale, but friendly staff and traditional charm.
- Whin Hill Cider The Stables, Stearman's Yard, Wells-next-the-Sea. NR23 1BW
(01328 711033 or 0776 957 1423)
In the main sea-front car park opposite the public toilets, not far from the quay.
Website:Whin Hill Email: jim@whinhillcider.co.uk
Main retail outlet and production facilities for their own range of ciders, perries and apple juice, bottled and draught. Not a pub as such but it does have a licence so you can sit and enjoy a glass or three... Open 10:30am to 5:30pm from Easter weekend (usually starting on the Saturday) until October, weekends and Bank Holidays only, and 7 days a week in the peak season through July and August. Outside these times if you phone/email ahead, they can arrange for you to collect.
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