Posted 4 years ago by Snizl for Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm
Healeys mix apples and imagination to make delicious food and drink...
About this Promotion
We are a family-run farm located deep in the heart of Cornwall, near Newquay. We’ve been making the most of our apples for over 30 years, and are now proud makers of an array of award-winning ciders, wines, spirits and preserves.
Whether it’s getting to the core of great flavour, or thinking outside the box, we know what it takes to make apples special.
But, there’s more to us than just cider-making and great-tasting food. Every year we welcome thousands of visitors to our farm, where you can explore, sample and enjoy a day out with the whole family. It’s free entry to the farm, free parking and, of course, free samples of our range of ciders, wines, juices, and jams – all of which are produced on the farm. There’s plenty here for the whole family to do.
To get the most of your day out, we recommend joining our guided tours. You will be taken on a journey through the press house, jam factory, museum, distillery, and cellars, before climbing our cider vat and enjoying an aerial view of our modern cider production halls. Finally, the kids will love the tractor ride through our beautiful orchards.
There’s so much to do at Healeys Cyder Farm, it’s impossible to get bored. Whether it’s visiting our farm animals and scouting out our free-roaming peacocks with the children, or sitting down to enjoy a homemade Cornish cream tea in our quaint Tea Rooms, we’re certain you’ll find something to suit your “taste”.
If you find yourselves feeling hungry during your visit, head on down to the ‘Old Bottlery’, our newly converted restaurant – serving hearty homemade food throughout the day. Be sure to try our signature ‘Ciderman’s Stew’, and venture onto the newly cobbled courtyard to enjoy a pint of cider in the sunshine. Want to find out more about us before you visit? Not to worry.
You can find out all about the history of Healeys Cyder Farm here. From our humble beginnings as an off-licence, through to developing some of our most sought-after beverages (including Rattler, Cornish Gold, and the Healeys Cornish Juice range). Our family is steeped in history, which we’d love to share with you.
Whether it’s getting to the core of great flavour, or thinking outside the box, we know what it takes to make apples special.
But, there’s more to us than just cider-making and great-tasting food. Every year we welcome thousands of visitors to our farm, where you can explore, sample and enjoy a day out with the whole family. It’s free entry to the farm, free parking and, of course, free samples of our range of ciders, wines, juices, and jams – all of which are produced on the farm. There’s plenty here for the whole family to do.
To get the most of your day out, we recommend joining our guided tours. You will be taken on a journey through the press house, jam factory, museum, distillery, and cellars, before climbing our cider vat and enjoying an aerial view of our modern cider production halls. Finally, the kids will love the tractor ride through our beautiful orchards.
There’s so much to do at Healeys Cyder Farm, it’s impossible to get bored. Whether it’s visiting our farm animals and scouting out our free-roaming peacocks with the children, or sitting down to enjoy a homemade Cornish cream tea in our quaint Tea Rooms, we’re certain you’ll find something to suit your “taste”.
If you find yourselves feeling hungry during your visit, head on down to the ‘Old Bottlery’, our newly converted restaurant – serving hearty homemade food throughout the day. Be sure to try our signature ‘Ciderman’s Stew’, and venture onto the newly cobbled courtyard to enjoy a pint of cider in the sunshine. Want to find out more about us before you visit? Not to worry.
You can find out all about the history of Healeys Cyder Farm here. From our humble beginnings as an off-licence, through to developing some of our most sought-after beverages (including Rattler, Cornish Gold, and the Healeys Cornish Juice range). Our family is steeped in history, which we’d love to share with you.