DRINKERS at this year’s Glastonbury Festival will be able to enjoy a pint of cider produced just three miles down the road.

The event, which runs from June 26 to 30 at Worthy Farm, Pilton, has announced Brothers Cider will once again be the official cider of the festival.

It comes 29 years on from their first appearance at the festival.

The locally-produced cider – from the Showerings Mill in Shepton Mallet – is made with Somerset apples and has no artificial flavours or ingredients, making it gluten free and vegan accredited.

Festival founder, Sir Michael Eavis, said: “Supporting local businesses and showcasing the best the county of Somerset has to offer is central to what we do and there are few businesses more local than our close neighbour, Brothers Cider.

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“We’re delighted to once again welcome Brothers as our Official Cider partner.

“The brand has successfully refreshed thirsty festival-goers since 1995 and Brothers has become a very popular beverage at the festival through the years.”

Brothers will be served at more than 100 bars across the site at Glastonbury 2024 and in selected stores around the country.

Until May 31, promotional cans and multi-packs of Brothers Cider will offer the chance to win prizes – including 10 pairs of Glastonbury tickets.