Mac Ivors Cider

In 1855 our family planted its first apple orchard in Co. Armagh, Ireland's Orchard County. Today we make delicious cider, cider that tastes of real apples. When the apples are ripe, we pick and press them. We add natural yeasts and wait. Slow cool fermentation preserves the rich fruit flavours. With a range of six ciders and a number of specials we have a cider to suit all tastes. Each one is crisp, refreshing and packed full of flavour. Try a Mac Ivors, the true taste of cider.

Our family has farmed apples in this part of Armagh - Ireland’s Orchard County - for over 160 years. As farmers we are in tune with the land that sustains us and we are part of our local environment. We care about our environment today and we work to protect it for the future. Our orchards lock in approximately 40 Tonnes of carbon every year and we plant an average of 500 new apple trees every year. These orchards support an abundance of wildlife, from the bees that our essential to our apple pollination, right through to hares, rabbits, pheasants and of course our cunning fox! Our packaging is made from recycled products and can itself be recycled after it has been used. Our vision is to make the best cider in the world whilst nurturing the natural world around us.