Venue 1. Woodredding Farm

Yatton, Ross-on-Wye (Grid ref 640298)

10.30am – 5pm.

Low volume, award-winning maker of cider and perry, using old and new technology including 200 year old wooden press. Visit our traditional cider orchard and new perry pear orchard in sight of May Hill (said to be essential for good perry!). Judge for yourself – taste and buy. Enjoy baps with sausages made with our own cider; tea and cake also available.

Woodredding Farm is approximately 2.6 miles from the crossroads in Much Marcle on the A449 towards Ross-on-Wye, on the right-hand side of the road. Look out for the Big Apple signs.

Satnav users beware that if you look up their postcode and use it, it will take you to the wrong farm some distance away – please follow our directions.

Special Events

Sunday 13th

12.30pm ‘Uke Can’t Be Serious’ will appear with their ukuleles

3pm High altitude cider tasting. Pop-up tutored tasting with a view, with local pommelier Jeremy Stunt of Authentic Cider.

Well-behaved dogs on leads welcome
Toilet facilities

Car parking

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Mary Fielding

2 weeks ago

Another video to watch is the second in our mini series - this time we're at Woodredding Farm while they are cider-making. Go to our website ... See MoreSee Less

Welcome to Big Apple! - The Big Apple Association

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The Big Apple aims to promote traditional apples, pears, cider and perry and encourages the preservation of old Herefordshire apple and pear orchards.

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Mary Fielding

2 weeks ago

Colwall Orchard Group aren't holding a Wassail this year, but their video of last year's gathering is well worth watching. Music from The Roving Crows is great! ... See MoreSee Less

Wassail2020

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Celebrating Colwall Orchard Group's January 2020 annual Wassail.

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The Big Apple

3 months ago

We have filmed a short walk round Dragon Orchard in Putley, owned by Norman and Ann Stanier, with Norman talking about apples, cider, the current state of the industry and the history of apple growing in Herefordshire. Click the link to watch! ... See MoreSee Less

Harvestime 10th-11th October, 2020 - The Big Apple Association

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As you are probably aware, we had hoped to be able to run a limited version of our annual Harvestime celebration over the weekend of 10th and 11th October. A

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The Big Apple

4 months ago

******ANNOUNCEMENT******With huge regret we’re announcing the cancellation of this year's Harvestime weekend.We had hoped to run a limited version of our annual celebration over the weekend of 10th and 11th October. A lot of effort was put into devising a programme that would meet the Covid-19 restrictions that were in place earlier in September. Unfortunately with rising case numbers and ever-tightening measures we have now reached the point where it no longer seems possible to run a safe and enjoyable event.We’d like to thank everyone involved with our participating venues, The Big Apple Association volunteers and the Public Health team at Herefordshire Council for the tremendous amount of work and thought they put into trying to make this event happen.We remain hopeful that we’ll be able to run Blossomtime in Putley over the weekend of May 2nd and 3rd 2021. Let’s get this year’s harvest in first! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Big Apple

5 months ago

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