From Ukcider

The guide to pubs selling cider in the Channel Islands.

GUERNSEY

Beware of pubs offering 'Rocquette traditional cider'. While Rocquette do make a real cider, they also make a keg fizz. That is the Rocquette widely available in pubs, but you might as well drink st***gbow. The co-op's on the island (Cooperative Locale) sell Rocquette bottled still cider, which is more like the real thing.

• The Ship and Crown

North Esplanade, St Peter Port.

Westons First. Food.

JERSEY

• The Old Smugglers Inn

Quaisnè, St. Brelade. Located 200m from the beach, at the end of a lane down a steep hill. Also accessible by walking along the beach from St. Brelade's Bay (path along the sea wall when the tide covers the beach itself).

Westons Old Rosie. Food.

• The Farmers Inn

St. Ouren.

Has locally made cider when available, usually from April - July (from when the producer makes it until that year's batch runs out).

•  ?Trinity Arms

Trinity parish. Told in the Farmers Inn as above that this pub has the same occasional local cider.

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