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Cidrerie Viard, Bayeux

The Cidrerie Viard is renowned for its apple products, ranging from juice and cider to Pommeau and Calvados.

The Cidrerie Viard is renowned for its apple products, ranging from juice and cider to Pommeau and Calvados. You can sample some of the products on a tasting tour, and pick up gourmet souvenirs.


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About Cidrerie Viard

 Hameau Guéron, 14400 Guéron, France

 +33 2 31 92 09 15

 cidrebayeux.jimdo.com

Cidrerie Viard and Nearby Sights on Map

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Bayeux

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Musee Baron Gerard

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Atelier Galerie Ludovic Grand-Guillot

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Bayeux Tapestry Museum

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Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy

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Eglise Saint-Patrice de Bayeux

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Bayeux Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery

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