Perry's Cider Mills - Ilminster

Helen H.

Disappointed. Website feels a misleading experience.
Labelled self tour had numbers missing so unable to follow it. Interesting what we did see. However the small museum was closed and the whole look around took 10 minutes.
Wasn't clear if you can walk around orchard or not.
Tasting menu not obvious or even mentioned by staff. Staff aloof and not that friendly.
Cafe - VERY expensive. Took 30 minutes for food to arrive but it was tasty. Chairs in cafe so uncomfortable.
Shop - overpriced and aisles cramped.
Carpark messy, Google route there was down such tight muddy lanes be careful if you are precious about your car. Not suitable for kids.

john S.

The last time I visited was over 38yrs ago it was my mum and dads favorite place to visit. So much so dad broke his Axel on his Morris van as so much scrumpy in the back. We visited on Sunday and the place had changed a lot. But it looks very nice the lady at the desk forgot her name sorry was very welcoming. And even brought out a couple of chocolates from her country saying you can't buy them in England. Very nice touch hence to say we came away with a lot of cider and few other things. We were staying a the wytch wood camp site down the road. And did get low on scrumpy. So the owners helpers ask if they could pick up some more which we did. And the lady remembered who we were. Welch Jon and English John. Thanks again for such a lovely memory. Will be ordering online very soon.

Francine L.

Charming little cider mill, very nice staff! Good selection of ciders + other types of artisanal spirits and wines, as well as gourmet food items

Laura F.

I loved Perry's Cider Mills. It's quite small but charming. They have a wonderful shop where you can do some tasting, have some cider and small bites and not only buy cider but other great treats or gifts.
There's a gift pack with a cider of each type.
The area looks wonderful to explore but unlikely it was pouring down when I visited.

Lorna J.

Perry’s cider is a hidden gem in the heart of Somerset.

A fantastic local, family cider farm with fantastic products.

I recently attended one of the cider and pizza events and it did not disappoint!

The cider is lovely and the farm shop is also full of great local produce.

You must drop in if you are in the area or live locally to get some local goodies! 🍎 🍕 🚜

fred F.

Fully working mill, on Tuesady no visitors were there when I was but it is set in a beautiful little village. Very quiet. The cider is very nice and the shop has great stock of various items. Will come back for a visit on a Saturday when he pizza is around and the museum is open.

Richard P.

We found this place by accident. It’s an excellent place to drop by and have a snack. The Ploughman‘s lunch was outstanding. Huge chunks of cheese lovely fresh honey roast ham all on a bed of mixed homegrown salad, Coleslaw, cucumber and apple. Along with two different types of chutney.

There is a very large farm shop with all the beers and ciders. And you can actually watch the press operating. And take a look at the cider store.

The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful top marks.

Robbie K.

Perry's Somerset Cider is the place to visit when passing through Somerset England. It's a gem home grown cider mill located within the English countryside, there's a cider pit onsite full of fermenting apples, local farmers store full of fresh produce and boutique ciders and craft gins. It's not to be missed!