Farm Tour
From Blossom to Bottle Tour
Come and learn about the history of Ballinteggart and how it has become the home of Armagh Cider.
Sustainable Orchard Farming
Traditional Orchard Management
Traditional management favours the natural balance of predator and prey, enabling our orchards to live in balance, as nature intended
Waste Water Management
The constructed wetlands at Ballinteggart treat all wastewater through a series of planted ponds with over 10,000 wetland plants, where natural processes break down waste to produce clean water. Cider is only part of the story of Ballinteggart.
Cider Barn
Our cider barn was originally built in the 1600s, along with the house. In the intervening years, it has been put to many uses – a meeting house, pulping loft, parts store. Currently, it is home to our visitor centre.
Horses
Ballinteggart Stud is well-known for breeding Irish horses and ponies Irish Draughts and Connemaras, the two native breeds of Ireland, form the foundation of the breeding programme at Ballinteggart.
Honeyhill Rosettes
Rosettes made here are awarded throughout Ireland. All made by hand, be amazed by the work involved.
Heritage Trees
We have some fabulous old trees on the farm, some of which are registered with the Woodland Trust.
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Find Us
We are located on the Drumnasoo Road which is off the main A3 Portadown – Armagh Road, approximately 2 miles from Portadown.
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We provide a warm welcome to groups of all sizes
If you would like to arrange a group visit for more than 10 people, please email:
