The Apple Club Newsletter, Winter 2005, Page 3

We have recently purchased a system for filling bag-in-box juice, and consequently are now happy to offer you freshly pressed juice in bags. We fill the juice into bags of 5, 10 or 20 litres, and you can get these in a cardboard dispensing box, or loose, to replace into the dispensing box yourself.
Each bag has a one-way tap, so you can fill a glass whenever you like, leaving the bag either in your fridge, or if you prefer, just somewhere in your kitchen.
And because of the one-way tap, the juice will stay fresh in the bag for a month once opened, provided that it is not moved around too much.
5 litre bags are now available in our farm shop for €12.50, and the dispensing box costs an extra €1.00. 10 litre bags cost €21.00, and the box is again an extra €1.00.
The juice in the 5 and 10 litre bags is identical to that in our bottles, so we feel sure that you will be happy with the quality. At the moment, they are only available from our farm shop.

If you visit our website, you will notice a link to Celtic Orchards, and if you saw Nationwide in October, you may also have seen a piece done about this venture, which was filmed in our orchard.
Celtic Orchards is a joint project between a number of growers, who are trying to improve the quality and consistency of apples available to you through the shops. There are a number of growers involved, though only two have supplied apples to the project this year.
So if you don't get your apples from our farm-shop (where, as you know, you always get the best apples at the most reasonable prices), you now have a choice of other locations where you can get Irish apples.
Superquinn outlets nationwide are selling Derek O'Dwyer's apples in trays of six, marked Celtic Orchards. And Super Valu and Centra will shortly also be selling trays of Celtic Orchards apples, this time produced by David Keane in Cappoquin. Keep an eye out for them.

Bag-in-box juice

Celtic Orchards apples