| Ciders |
Keith
Langmaid of Penpol Cider makes his scrumpy
the old fashioned way, pressing the
pomace through straw, with nothing (as
they say) added or taken away, using
traditional cider apple varieties. The
results are a delicious and strong cider
which can hold its own against many
of the best in the country. You take
it as it comes, straight from the cask
- on my visit there were two different
ones available, both superb but different
in character. |
| Contact |
Keith
Langmaid |
| Address |
Penpol
Farm Cider, Middle Penpol Farm, St Veep,
Lostwithiel PL22 0NG |
| Tel |
01208
872017 |
| Website
| http://www.foodfromcornwall.co.uk/supplier.php?supplierid=231 |
| Open |
Please
do not visit these premises without first
telephoning. |
| Directions |
Reached
along the narrow Cornish lanes typical
of the area - drive with caution! From
the A390 at Lostwithiel, take the turning
south towards the village of Lerryn (about
3 miles). Cross the bridge and turn right,
taking the road south to St Veep. Keep
straight on through St Veep past the church,
then after about half a mile you should
see the "cider" sign to the
farm on the right of the road as you enter
the hamlet of Penpol. |
|
Keith
Langmaid at Penpol Cider Farm. |
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