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A centuries old variety that has the reputation of being one of the worlds finest eating apples. It produces a very light and delicate cider, here influenced by young wood. Dusky green apple on the nose, with a hint of fresh grass and macadamia. A very soft acidity with some light astringency. Still and bone dry this cider pairs well with halloumi or chicken dishes. 750ml. 7.6%
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Hagloe Crab is an 18th century variety from Gloucestershire, thought lost but rediscovered, this is our second vintage from young trees. Bulmers Norman is a widely grown bittersweet apple, which softens the Hagloe’s crisp acidity. A bright palate of fresh, fruit notes – peach and nectarine shine through, with gentle…
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We all like surprises. IBC 47, lingered invisible at the bottom of a stock sheet somewhere and tucked away in the corner of the barn unloved and forgotten. Only to be stumbled on when converting the barn to our new ciderworks. What we know is that it is a pre…
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In short a young, single fermentation version of Outcider. Our aim was to contrast and compare the edges of these two spontaneously fermented ciders before and after Malolactic fermentation and show how the complexity changes when you change malic acid into lactic acid creating a milkier mouthfeel. Single variety high…
Sparkling cider made of a 60/40 blend of apples (Signe Tillish + Akero) from around Stockholm and pears from Skane. Cider and perry co-ferment. On the nose – Initially a little reductive but opens up with tropical notes and pear skin. On the palate – Clear notes of pear with…
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