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Free cider tasting @ The Cherry tree Thursday 10th November 7pm


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Free cider tasting at The Cherry tree Thursday 10th November at 7pm. To book a place please email us at


[email protected]



Come and meet the craft cider maker from Turners cider and enjoy a relaxed evening by the fires.




Turners Cider is a family business based in the village of Marden, in the Weald of Kent.


We make a range of craft ciders in the ?Eastern counties? style: that is, from only dessert and culinary apples.


All our apples are grown in and around the village, in the orchards on the south-facing ridge below the Greensand Way and in the flood basin of the River Beult.


Much of our fruit is grown organically. All of it brings a different characteristic


https://turnerscider.co.uk/

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