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Fresh fruit juices and traditional lemonade and ginger from drinks producers such as Gran Stead's of Mile Oak – there are so many delightful soft drinks available in Sussex and we help you seek them out.

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  • Folkington's, Arlington in

  • Folkington's, Arlington

    Producer of natural fruit juices, using Sussex and British ingredients wherever possible, Folkington's was founded in 2012 Paul Bendit after 12 years of developing premium and innovative soft drinks.

  • Gran Steads Ginger Co in

  • Gran Steads Ginger Co

    Chris & Rosemary from Gran Stead's Ginger Co. produce award-winning soft drinks with a nostalgic nod to yesteryear. They are based at a converted dairy on Mile Oak near Portslade.

  • Spring Barn Farm in

  • Spring Barn Farm

    Farm shop in Lewes stocked full of Sussex produce, with restaurant, children's play area and campsite

  • Ringden Farm, Etchingham in

  • Ringden Farm, Etchingham

    Homegrown fruit and award-winning juices made in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

  • Edgcumbes Tea and Coffee Co in

  • Edgcumbes Tea and Coffee Co

    Roasting and blending since 1981, Edgcumbes Coffee Roasters & Tea Merchants have been supplying the UK's independent café scene for 40 years from their Sussex roastery. Visit their award-winning EDGE Café too!
 
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