Brogdale Cider Festival 2023: Savour the summer while you sample over 40 ciders, locally produced. Brogdale rolls up the barn doors to local producers of artisan and specialist cider. Exclusive barrels of scrumptious cider and Perry will be racked and ready for visitors to sample. A great experience for all the family with ciders usually only stocked in selected outlets!
Entertainment will include live music, food and crafts from a wealth of Kent talent. And of course there will be cider making demonstrations.
A free shuttle bus will be running from Faversham mainline train station to Brogdale throughout the weekend, allowing visitors easy access from public transport routes.
A great day out, just over an hour from London, in the heart of the Kent countryside.
Taste the finest artisan ciders from small-batch producers based in and around Kent. With over 40 ciders to enjoy during the weekend, sample and taste the day away! Vote for your favourite to win a cider hamper!
Visitors can follow the Cider Trail to find each of the producers.
Popular local bands will perform throughout the entire weekend – check back for headliners!
All bookings are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Here are some helpful hints and tips for anyone visiting our Cider Trail days
SHUTTLE BUS FACTS
The shuttle bus runs between Faversham Station and Brogdale Farm
There will be approximately four trips an hour, but there is no rigid timetable
First collection from Faversham Railway Station is 10 am
Last collection from Brogdale Farm is 5 pm
Passengers don't need to have pre-booked a Cider Trails ticket to use the shuttle bus
GENERAL FACTS
Dogs are welcome but are not permitted in the orchards
There is a car park for visitors and cars can be left overnight
There will be non-cider drinks available at the Cider Festival
Sorry, no camping.
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