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Hartpury students celebrate cider success

Hartpury University is celebrating the success of its student-led cider, now being served on draft at its Legends student Bar and the 4ED Hartpury Stadium.

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Hartpury students making cider

The cider, crafted using apples grown on Hartpury's heritage orchard and blended with locally sourced cider apples, is a product of the hands-on efforts of university Agriculture students who have been...

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