Sidra Canal
About the winery
Sidra Canal is a cider house (llagar) in the Linares neighbourhood of Llavandera, in rural Gijón. Its story begins around 1955, when Avelino Canal started pressing his own apples and making and selling cider; today it is run by his son Andrés Canal. The premises occupy three buildings of about 1,500 square metres, with pneumatic and hydraulic presses, chestnut, fibreglass and steel casks and a bottling line. The apples are washed and sorted by hand before crushing. It makes Sidra Natural Canal and El Santu, protected by the D.O. Sidra de Asturias and made from native apple varieties. At the Gijón Natural Cider Festival it was awarded the Tonel de Oro for its long track record. It has no visitor facilities, but visits can be arranged by email.
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How to get there
DE LINARES, Nº 294 Camin, 33350 Gijón, Asturias · View on Google Maps →
Frequently asked questions
Where is Sidra Canal?
Sidra Canal is located at DE LINARES, Nº 294 Camin, 33350 Gijón, Asturias.
Which appellation does Sidra Canal belong to?
The wines of Sidra Canal belong to: D.O.P. Sidra De Asturias.
Can I book a visit to Sidra Canal?
If Sidra Canal offers visits with online booking, you will see them on this page with their price, times and available places. If not, tap “I’m interested” and we will pass your interest on.