Farms, vineyards & producers in SomersetSomerset, England

10 farms, vineyards and producers in the Albion Guide across Somerset — see the full farms, vineyards and producers directory, or everything to explore in Somerset.

Newton Farm Foods & Cafe

Farm shop and cafe on the countryside edge west of Bath, winner of the 2026 farm-cafe title.

Burrow Hill orchards on the Somerset Levels, the original makers of Somerset Cider Brandy, open for tours and tastings.

Family farm at Street making cider and single-variety perry since 1841, with tours of the milling and pressing and a farm shop.

Family apple farm at Dowlish Wake pressing and maturing cider by old methods, with a museum in a sixteenth-century thatched barn, cafe and shop.

Two-hundred-year-old cider farm at Bradford-on-Tone near Taunton, with a cafe, shop, museum and 'Harvest' tours of the whole operation.

Wonderfully traditional scrumpy farm at Mudgley on the Isle of Wedmore, where cider is drawn straight from the barrel in a rough-hewn shed.

Somerset's largest vineyard, on the Mendip slopes near Blagdon, offering guided tours that end with sparkling wine in the tasting room.

Small vineyard on the Levels below Wells, near the ancient mound of Fenny Castle.

Family cider farm on the Levels at Watchfield near Highbridge, with orchard-to-vat tours, a cider bar, small museum and farm shop.

One of the oldest commercial vineyards in Britain, planted in 1974 near Shepton Mallet, with a restaurant looking out over miles of countryside.