Thatchers Rosé Cider

Thatchers Rosé Cider is a popular sparkling alcoholic beverage produced by Thatchers Cider, a family-run business based in Somerset, England. The company is renowned for its traditional cider-making methods, using high-quality dessert apples such as Pink Lady, Fuji, and Gala to achieve the distinct rosy hue and sweet, crisp flavor profile of this specific variety.

Since its founding in 1904 by William John Thatcher, the brand has remained independent and family-owned across four generations. All production processes, from pressing the apples to bottling or canning the final product, take place at Myrtle Farm in Sandford. The Thatchers family continues to oversee the management and operations of the company, ensuring it stays true to its British heritage and local farming roots without the influence of larger global beverage conglomerates.