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LATEST GWYNT CIDER NEWS

2010 Farm Open Day: Saturday 24 April 2010, 11.00am–7.00pm
Once again Gwynt Y Ddraig will open it's cider filled doors to the general public for cider, food and fun. You probably know the drill by now, cider bars, burgers, some stalls selling spirits and traditional food in a farmers market kind of style. Families welcome!

ONLINE STORE LAUNCHED! You can now buy all Gwynt y Ddraig Ciders & Perrys online at or new Cider Shop – visit www.gwyntcidershop.com

NEW Autumn Magic Cider & Blackberry available to buy.

The Farm is now licensed and open to visitors!
Llest Farm, Llantwit Fardre CF38 2PW. If in doubt please take a look at our MAP

Perry Vale is now available in 500ml bottles. It'll be going into pubs pretty soon, but of course is available from the farm & selected stores as of NOW!

We've produced a set of t-shirts which are also available for purchase – we have 'Orchard Gold', 'Black Dragon', 'Refreshingly Welsh' & Pear-fection in many sizes.

Work has now been completed on a Ryder Cup 2010 3x bottle gift set which will be available from The Celtic Manor in the New Year.

GWYNT CIDER IN THE NEWS ELSEWHERE

Welsh Cidermaker wins more awards
At the International Cider Competion held recently in Hereford, Gwynt Y Ddraig, the Welsh Cider and Perry company walked off with a handful of awards. Their Malvern Hills Perry came second in the perry category against Denis Gwatkin's perry. It was a battle of the Welsh as Denis was born in Pontypool but now farms over the border at Abbey Dore in Herefordshire.

New team adds fizz to Gwynt y Ddraig plans
AMBITIOUS cider company Gwynt y Ddraig has strengthened its board as it launches four drinks for the summer and looks for further growth.

Ian Evans joins as chairman with Lyn Casling taking over as finance director at the company based at Llantwit Fardre, near Pontypridd, which was formed in 2001...

Welsh cider extinguishes thirst with Dragon's Breath
Welsh cider producer, Gwynt y Ddraig, are quenching even more thirsts following the brand’s launch into public house chain, JD Wetherspoon.

Gwynt y Ddraig - or Dragon’s Breath - is Wales’ biggest cider producer and over the past year has seen a 196% increase in sales...

Brewers reviving cider tradition
Wales is enjoying a revival as a brewer of cider and perry after two drinks companies won coveted awards.

Back in the 1700s, Wales was known for its cider production but, over the centuries, the West Country took over as the main producer...