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Review — Henry Westons Medium Dry Oak Aged Herefordshire Cider
This is one of the many ciders that Westons are putting out at the moment. It comes in a nice straightforward brown bottle in the standard Henry Wesons livery. Popping the cap causes a nice inviting hiss, and pouring reveals that th …
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Review — Waitrose 2011 Vintage Herefordshire Cider
I was in a Waitrose the other day, observing the bourgeois fascination with all forms of pretentious food. Well, actually I was looking for cider. Because that, as the phrase has it, is how I roll. I found a couple of intersetin …
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Review — Tillington Hills Cider
This little number is courtesy of the co-op believe it or not. They tag it as a premium cider which is always a little worrying, but other than that and the frankly unncessary union flag on the bottle, this was actually a rather good little …
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Review — Kingstone Press Cider
I picked up a bottle of this from my local Iceland on a whim. The plastic bottle ought really to have sounded alarm bells, I suppose, but one must suffer for one’s art. Besides there were claims about the cider’s origin in the Hereford part of the Malver …
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Review — Rockingham Forest Red Kite Cider
It turns out that yesterday was apple day here in the UK. So it was rather appropriate that I posted a review of the sweet and lovely Gwynt Y Ddraig Celtic Warrior cider. Today I returned on a whim to the F …
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Review — Gwynt Y Ddraig Celtic Warrior
It was something of a surprise to me to wander in to the pub for a cheeky pint after browsing round Blackwells to be greated by a bar serving 24 — count ’em, 24 — different ciders. Such was t …
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Review — Gwatkin Golden Valley Scrumpy
This isn’t the first time that I have reviewed one of the ciders from Gwatkin Cider. Back in December 2011, I reviewed their Yarlington Mill, a lovely medium farmhouse cider .Golden Valley is, like Yarlington Mill, orange in colour, though perhaps a …
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Review — Cotswold Cider
It being the weekend nor and I went for a mega bimble up to Headington; nor to draw and me just for the bimble really. We stopped off at Jacobs and Field, which is a swanky delicatessen type of gaff. They sell bottles of Cotswold Cider; an …
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Review — Mays Cider Number One
I picked up this bottle in my local co-op on a cidery whim (which I believe are the best sort of whims to have). The Amazing Cider company appear to have directed their URL into the void, or at least their registrar have made a bit of …
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Review — Brook Farm Cider
I learned an important lesson yesterday. It turns out that drinking a couple of pints of Brook Farm Cider makes understanding the mathematical writings of Gottlob Frege pretty much impossible. Who would have imagined it. Not me.Drink with ca …
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