Hand crafted traditional cider

Marshland Cider

We are a small craft cider maker, using apples and pears from our own newly restored ancient orchard. The cider is traditionally made then undergoes a long maturation period to develop a unique character.

Our first batch of cider is now ready to drink!

Please see the page 'Cider Range' to see what products Marshland Cider has available and the page 'Buy Cider' to find out where you can buy them.

If you have a shop, pub or restaurant and would like to stock our cider please get in touch via email using marshlandcider@gmail.com or contact Oliver Mann on 07990 949 230.

As a new business we are still undergoing the licensing process in order to be able to sell directly to the public. If you have any questions about the business or are interested in purchasing our cider in the future please contact me on olivermann55@yahoo.co.uk

Marshland Cider is based in the village of Marshland St. James, near Wisbech on the Norfolk Cambridgeshire border.

Customer Reviews

26/8/ 19 Only tried the Bramley Bone Dry and Jumping Bunny so far and thought they were both terrific. The Bone Dry won't suit everyone, due to the real sharpness of the Bramley flavour on top if its natural dryness, but it is my kind of drink. The Jumping Bunny is a lovely, well-balanced cider. My partner, who hates the stuff, said she could drink it all day. Not tried Stairs yet, as the shop had sold out, but if the quality of the two I've tried is anything to go by, it could be a ripper!

29/8/19 Have tried the Stairs unsweetened and thought it was a spot-on dry cider and my personal favourite of the three (although I would happily buy any of them, depending on what mood my taste buds were in). You've managed to perfectly tone down the Bramley acidity in the Bone Dry, without losing any of the dry cider character. If I was doing that sad beer festival thing of marking them all, I'd give Bone Dry 8, Stairs 9 and Jumping Bunny 10 (purely because it is just about the best medium cider I've ever tasted).