We are so excited to announce that we have added TWO NEW CIDERS to our product lineup. Introducing Local Fox Medium and Local Fox Rambler!
Like our well-loved Local Fox Dry, our two new ciders are made from hand-picked apples that we harvest or receive by donation. They are made using a cloth-and-rack press and natural fermentation methods. They mature overwinter in small batches to produce delicious craft drinks.
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Transforming Fruit Waste into Community-made Cider and Juice
Not many beverages can claim to be upskilling the local community and rescuing London’s neglected fruit at the same time.
Every bottle sold helps us support urban orchards, which clean our air, provide wildlife habitat, and produce fresh fruit for generations to come. That’s right, all profits go directly toward community orchard projects. Cheers to that!
Since we opened the door of our apple juice and cider press in 2016, we’ve rescued over 32 tonnes of unwanted apples and pears, and turned them into delicious, unique drinks. We have trained 1230 volunteers in the art of craft cider making, and given back £12,332 worth of cider, tools, and support to the community.
Our Products
Local Fox Medium
- ABV: 6.2%
- Made from hand-picked London apples that we harvest or receive by donation
- Full juice, sparkling, wild fermentation
- Clean and crisp medium-sweet cider with a hint of lemon zest
Local Fox Rambler
- ABV: 6.3%
- Limited edition cider made from surplus apples, donated from Worcestershire orchard
- Full juice, sparkling, wild fermentation
- Well-balanced, juicy medium-sweet cider
Local Fox Dry
- Our original product, which we have been making since 2016
- ABV: 6.5%
- Made entirely from London apples that we harvest or receive by donation
- Bottle conditioned, full juice, sparkling cider
- Dry, citrusy, with a kick
London Apple Juice
Our freshly pressed apple juice is handmade with the help of our wonderful volunteers and then sold in small shops across London.
A big thank you to The Heritage Lottery Fund and lottery players who through their funding have helped make all this possible.
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