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Coronation Hall Cider Mills
A unique, refreshing and delicious experience awaits you at Coronation Hall Cider Mills, the first cidery in Western Quebec, specifically in Bristol Village. The cidery occupies historic Coronation Hall, built in the early 1930s as the MacDougall Dance Hall and renamed in 1937 in honour of the coronation of George VI. The building houses a tea room and a gift shop, as well as a wide range of ciders to enjoy on the premises or to take home.
Services on site
- Boutique
Installations and equipment
- Aire de dégustation
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