Old-time farmhouse cider from a well-established small scale Devon producer that has been going since the end of the last war. Kennford cider is made in the traditional way in a 17th Century barn, fermented in old oak barrels. An ideal place to stock up en route for the resorts of Torbay and South Devon, being only just off the main road.

Sweet, Medium or Dry all made from traditional cider apples from orchards at nearby Chudleigh. Cider dispensed from oak barrels in the old cider barn. Pure Devonshire Honey also for sale.

Lamacraft Farm, Kennford, Exeter, Devon EX6 7TS

Directions by road: Very close to the A38, just past the end of the M5 south-west of Exeter. Heading towards Plymouth, turn off the A38 at the Kennford services, and almost immediately turn left into Kennford village. A few hundred yards down the road you should see the Kennford Cider sign outside the farm on the left. You might find it easier to park your car in the road. Go into the farm and ring the bell for service, if no-one's around.

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Friendly people - we were served by Kelly Baker. And don't mind the dogs - they bark a lot but don't bite! While you're there, please sign the petition to help persuade the local authority to allow the Bakers to reinstate the sign alongside the A38 - for some reason it was felt that this was a distraction to drivers and it was removed. I wonder how many passing grockles are unaware of the excellent traditional scrumpy so close to hand as a result...? [Paul Gunningham]

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Kelly Baker serving up the cider