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14-07-2013 11:19 AM #1
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14-07-2013 12:39 PM #2
I just had strawberry-lime by the same company, was braw
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14-07-2013 12:54 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yes, try some real cider.
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14-07-2013 12:57 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The trouble is that many folk who like cider as in the mass produced/flavoured variety often find a pint of proper cider not to their taste.
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14-07-2013 01:28 PM #5
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14-07-2013 02:14 PM #7
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In saying that there is another cider festival just staerted in Wetherspoons so will need to head down and try some new ones.
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15-07-2013 03:36 PM #9
We get some properly lovely ciders down here - nought more refreshing after a long day's work than a nice pint of local press!
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14-07-2013 01:19 PM #10
I find the bottled cider (whoever makes it) is like drinking liquid sugar. Very sickly.
I know this will be frowned upon, but, I'd prefer Strongbow.
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14-07-2013 03:46 PM #11
Remember a few years back I was in a village pub in Devon.
They had a cider on tap called Madam Rosies XXXX cider and the abv was stated as ?. I had a couple of pints of it and it was quite pleasant, went to the bar for another and was warned by the barman to take it easy, being a bit of a dick I went on to drink another 4 pints of it.
Woke up the next morning in a hedge on a countru lane about 3 miles from the village withno recollection of getting there and a brutal hangover.
Word of advice, if someone warns you off home brewed cider then it pays to listen.
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14-07-2013 04:32 PM #12
I stayed in Reading over the weekend of the Millwall "friendly" and we ended up in a wee country pub called The Cider House, IIRC it was just outside Caversham, they had different concoctions of Cider/Scrumpy called Hand Grenade, Depth Charge etc, the final outcome was much the same! :-)
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14-07-2013 06:52 PM #13
Any type you get from the side of roads in Somerset. Cloudy, bits floating in it and tasty.
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05-08-2013 10:10 PM #15
Is Strongbow a cider? Never seen an apple in its puff. The flavoured bottle ones are excellent for a hangover, Bulmers 17 being my favourite. Slightly off topic, whats everyones thought on Jeremiah Weed? Thats a nice drink, can only have a couple IMO.
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06-08-2013 11:13 AM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Strongbow is fine, will happily drink pint after pint in the pub.
I do liek the koperbergs and rekorderlings but only 1 or 2 bottles as i find it pretty sweet and sickly.
henry westons is a nice cider, especially when on offer in tesco
Im not a fan of magners but dont mind bulmers or cidre.
I tried a new cider the other night but cant mind the name, somthing thistle i think it was, it was nice would recomend it.
Dark fruits strongbow was rank, tasted flat.
I hated cider growing up and tended to stay o nthe buckfast or MD (i know i know) so I dont have any bad experiences on the stuff yet, so id still happily drink blackthorn or woodpecker.
Also I tried the merrydown with berries and was rather refreshing.
and to answer your question, I tried 2 flavours of that jerimiah weed, I liked one more than the other but cant remeber which one, but I did enjoy them if not for the heartburn.
I suppose I can take from this analsys is I will drink anythign really
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06-08-2013 04:39 PM #18
Stowford Press seems to get me bevvied a lot quicker than other ciders, its not that strong, so I dinnae really understand why!
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28-07-2019 05:46 PM #20
Very old thread but need help form you cider drinkers. Never been a big fan always the bitter aftertaste that got me but I’m just back from Portugal and has some Sommersby cider and it changed my life!!
Stuff was amazing tasted like Appletiser with no bitter aftertaste. I believe it’s made by Carlsberg but it’s not widely available in the UK and the stuff they make here is slightly different.
Anything drinkers able to recommend similar ciders available here?
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29-07-2019 08:04 AM #22
The wife loves her cider. She prefers Henry Westons, but will drink Scrumpy Jack, or Aspalls too.
She doesn't like any of the fruit ciders as they're too sweet and 'not real cider' as she says.
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29-07-2019 09:59 AM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
One demijohn produces 9 x 500 ml bottles of around 6% abv cider
I love tweaking the recipes to suit my own tastes and its very enjoyable
Give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised at the outcome ;-)
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I've used blueberry/blackberry/raspberry along with apple juice and they all taste good. I reckon if you start with just a small amount of berries, then add more next time etc, you'll soon find the level you like most.
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01-08-2019 01:31 PM #27
Is that home brew shop still open on Elgin Terrace? I quite fancy having a go at making my own cider.
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