Wassail is almost here! In just a few weeks, we'll be celebrating one of our favourite traditions — Wassail! Join us as we honour the orchards and toast to a fruitful year ahead with a glass of Sheppy's Cider. Get ready for a fun-filled day of music, dancing, and of course, plenty of cider. Stay tuned for more details on this special event! ???????? #Wassail #SheppysCider

There will also be wassailing at Carhampton in West Somerset.

Wassailing is a winter tradition that involves singing, dancing, and drinking to wish good health and a good harvest in the coming year.

Origin: The word "wassail" comes from the Old Norse ves heill, which means "be in good health" or "be fortunate".

When it happens: Wassailing is traditionally celebrated on Twelfth Night, which is January 5th. However, modern wassailing events are often held between late December and February.