Solland Farm on the northern edge of Dartmoor has a fascinating history. It was confiscated by Henry VIII and, later, formed part of the endowment used by Queen Elizabeth I to set up Kings College Cambridge. Today, Solland Farm orchards grow the finest traditional cider varieties, Tremletts Bitters, Dabinette and Michelin. We craft our cider in the time-honoured way - our ’new’ cider house is dated 1857! All Solland Farm Cider is made from our own apples and bottled on the farm. (label)