One of the Island's best-known cider brands is up for sale.
The Manx Cider Company, based in Peel, will be sold off by its owner Benn Quirk - who says he wants to concentrate on his other businesses.
The company produces Johnny Jump Up and Jenny Lay Back cider as well as other special brews.
Benn says he's asking for around £40,000 for the company, which includes pasteurizing and bottling equipment as well as around 9,000 litres of cider.
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