In 2022, we introduce our first batch of Luton Orchards apple juice. 

The juice is made from donated apples that have grown in private gardens and community orchards across High Town and Round Green. In 2023, we extended the Apple Amnesty across and beyond Luton. 

The apples were then professionally pressed and bottled, with just a little vitamin C added to stop the juice from oxidising during bottling. Made this way, it'll last up to 18 months (if you can wait that long)

Our 2023 batches flew off the shelves. We had 250kg of fruit donated, which made 227 bottles of apples. The juice was sold at the High Town Christmas Fair, Luton Hoo Walled Garden and directly. I fought to keep a few bottles so we can compare with next year's vintage. You can read more about the Apple Amnesty in this article online.

In 2024, we'd love to be able beat our record of 227 bottles of juice. 

Ambitious, I know, so if you know someone in and around Luton, who could donated apples to us, all information is available online at the Luton Orchards Apple Amnesty.