Cider is only part of the story of Ballinteggart
At Ballinteggart we specialise in giving customers our personal attention.
Our ciders are available to taste from our tasting counter where our staff will help you to find the perfect cider for your palate.
Whilst you’re here, why not take away a gift for someone?
We have sourced all sorts of locally made produce including traybakes, biscuits, vinegars, jams and chutneys as well as some local pottery and wildlife pictures. We hope you get a chance to take a look at our products and take away some treats.
Cider Barn
Our cider barn was built originally in the 1600s along with the original house.
In the intervening years it has been put to many uses – meeting house, pulping loft, parts store. Currently it is home to our visitor centre
Visit the pulping loft to view some pictures and items from days gone by
Farm Shop
At Ballinteggart we specialise in giving customers our personal attention and a wonderful shopping experience at our Farm Shop.
Discover our full range of drinks, from our award-winners to our special editions available exclusively in our shop – there is something for everyone, from apple juices, tonic waters and our delicious and refreshing lemonades, all made here at Ballinteggart.
Our ciders are available to taste from our tasting counter where our staff will help you to find the perfect cider for your palate.
Our shop enables us to showcase our favourite products and other local produce, all with low food miles.
We are also pleased to stock some unique products from other local artisan producers. We have sourced all sorts of locally made produce including traybakes, biscuits, vinegars, jams and chutneys as well as some local pottery and wildlife pictures. We hope you get a chance to take a look at our products and take away some treats.
Our staff are on hand to help. Why not taste a sample or two, just to be sure, before you buy.
Whether it’s a gift or just a treat for yourself, we are sure you will find something to suit you perfectly.
Horses
When Helen married Philip Troughton, she brought her love of horses with her to Ballinteggart, allowing her to work from home when her children were young. This grew and Ballinteggart has now been home to a hugely successful sport horse breeding stud for over 20 years.
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
During the summer, the mares and foals can be spotted grazing contentedly along the tree lined avenue.
Learn about their contribution to life in years past and their role for the future (Guided tours only).
Coffee Shop
CURRENTLY NOT OPEN
Why not grab a coffee or juice from our shop then find a secluded spot to enjoy it.
All food served at Ballinteggart is locally produced within 5 miles of the farm.
If you are joining us for a tour –
Lunch or light refreshments can be added to any tour, but must be added at time of booking.
STANDARD LUNCH
Traditional Vegetable Soup with artisan breads, Savoury Roll, Apple Tart with cream followed by Tea/Coffee and Traybakes
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Tea / Coffee with Traybakes / Apple Tart with cream
Our Apple Tart is made with Armagh Bramley Apples PGI
Honeyhill Rosettes
Rosettes made here are awarded throughout Ireland.
All made by hand, be amazed by the work involved.
Perhaps put one together to take home?
(Guided tours only)
Heritage Trees
We have some fabulous old trees on the farm, some of which are registered with the Woodland Trust
We can’t wait to welcome you to Ballinteggart!