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£13.50A single variety perry made from the renowned Hendre Huffcap pear using the méthode ancestrale approach. This unfiltered naturally sparkling perry is a glorious straw colour bursting with fresh elderflower aroma and taste. There are gentle tannins which linger with each mouthful. Sparkling, medium dry, 750ml. 7.6%.
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£11.50Blakeney Red, Brandy & Winnals Longdon 2022. A mid-season blend of beautiful perry pears, harvested from a single orchard of young trees planted in 2000 on gently sloping, south facing land at Frogmore, Pontshill in Herefordshire. Maker James Marsden presses his fruit by hand on an old Forest of Dean…
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£3.95The Houghton Project is a not for profit community farm based in Herefordshire. They provide opportunities for people with disabilities to engage in a variety of rural skills and activities. Made from the apples and pears grown on the farms orchards, every step of the cider making process has involved…
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£9.95The Houghton Project is a not for profit community farm based in Herefordshire. They provide opportunities for people with disabilities to engage in a variety of rural skills and activities. Made from the apples and pears grown on the farms orchards, every step of the cider making process has involved…
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£13.95Stoke Red, for its sheer joyful vibrancy, may be our favourite bitter-sharp cider apple variety. We felt that the rural method, an old technique allowing us to retain natural sugars in the final cider, would be the best way of showcasing the beauty of the fruit and bottling it as…
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£15.00Our cidermaker Laurence Cocking joined us in the late spring of 2022. A self-confessed Yarlington Mill addict, he joyfully tasted through the many tanks and barrels we had in the cellar of this lovely apple earlier this year. Thick cut is the result, a sumptuous, bottle conditioned, single varietal cider,…
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£3.60Sparkling Medium Dry Barrel Aged Cider. Gold Rush celebrating its 10th iteration. A cider blended with Ryan Burk, now of Occam Cider in the Hudson Valley in New York. It celebrates the many wonderful possibilities of tannic cider fermented by wild yeasts in oak barrels. A dark bright molasses amber…
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£11.50
A blend of mid season October perries fashioned from perry pears grown on old standard trees. Bottled with some fermentable pear sugars remaining to give gentle conditioning in the bottle A clean, citrus driven layered pear fruitiness with a gentle fizz. Sparkling Medium Dry Perry. 750ml. 7.2%
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£10.00
Still Medium Dry Perry. A Gin perry pear dominated perry, fermented and matured in old Rum casks. Bottled straight from the cask. This Gin pear perry is made from fruit harvested from Whitehouse orchard in Preston Wynne, Herefordshire. 2023 was a poor sugar level but good crop of Gin perry…
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£10.00
A blend of bittersweet cider apples collected from traditional Herefordshire orchards, keeved and bottle conditioned. A fun, contemporary cider. Combining the rich apple fruit of keeved cider with the tangy post-malolactic tang of Foxwhelp. A clean, light, vibrant, fun fully fermented cider. Escalating acidity over a rich red apple floor.…
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£23.50
Sparkling Medium Dry co-ferment made in collaboration with Mills Brewing! Made from an extra strong wort, drawn from a mash of barley and wheat malts, with added cane sugar. This recipe is similar to that used for a Belgian Golden Strong Ale. It was fermented spontaneously in first-use Irish Whiskey…
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£14.50
Yarlington Mill 40%, Chisel Jersey 40%, Foxwhelp 20% A blend from the remaining parts of the old orchard. It was lovely having access to a bit of Yarlingon Mill again and you can see the colour in the blend, a rich dark orangey hue. The Chisel Jersey brings its higher…
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£14.50
Medium Dry, light fizz, 6.5% ABV, 75cl 70% Frederick, 30% Perry All from Court of Noke. Home orchard and Boymar Orchard The first of our bottlings from 2022. This is exciting and like no cider we’ve made before, it has indeed got 30% perry blended in and it’s fruity and…
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£14.50
A blend of everything from the orchard apple-wise. Stoke Red, Yarlington Mill, Dabinett, Browns, Kingston Black, Fredrick. With many of these apples containing acid you’d expect the blend to be sharp but it’s quite mellow. It’s a pleasant fruity cider. The second vintage from our own biennial orchard (first was…
