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Sandford Orchards - Devon Red

Sandford Orchards - Devon Red

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Producer Sandford Orchards
Country England
Region Devon

Tasting Notes

Red Apple, Caramel, Hedgerow Fruit and Oak

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More About Sandford Orchards - Devon Red

Devon Red is a naturally tasty and utterly delicious, fresh apple cider. A supreme session

 

cider, medium sweet. Using 100% full juice.

Meet the Producer, Sandford Orchards

Sandford Orchards

Style: Cider Maker

Devon cider tends to occupy a slightly different space from its Herefordshire cousins. Less tannic aggression, more emphasis on balance and fruit character. Sandford Orchards captures that style beautifully.

Based in Crediton, the producer works with traditional cider apples grown across Devon, combining local orchard fruit with modern cider-making precision. The result is cider that feels rooted in regional tradition while remaining approachable to a wide range of drinkers.

The range covers everything from crisp, refreshing blends to more structured vintage ciders with greater depth and tannin. Fresh apple character remains central throughout. You can actually taste the fruit rather than simply the sugar.

There is also a strong focus on supporting local orchards and preserving traditional apple varieties, something that becomes increasingly important as older orchards continue disappearing across the countryside.

British cider has undergone a remarkable revival over the last decade, and Sandford Orchards sits comfortably within the group of producers helping remind people that cider can carry just as much regional identity and craftsmanship as beer or wine.