Kopparberg Pear Cider Reviews

Cider to many is often known as a drink for teens who have nothing better to do of an evening then sitting in parks or bus shelters swigging and causing mischief. Yet I am none of these things, I am a professional (and an alcohol lightweight) despite my four seasons workingg away at Butlins bars and I drink the newly found pear cider. I ...  Read the complete review

I'm not much of a cider drinker, and would much prefer a nice pint of Lager. However recently I have become quite fond of flavoured ciders, especially when they are over ice on a nice sunny summers day (although we don't get many of them in Scotland). Kopparberg is a premium Swedish cider brand and one of the UK's top selling brands ...  Read the complete review

When I went away to Finland I gave up on drinking my usual spirits in favour of slightly cheaper cider, which admittedly was still rather expensive at Euro5 (which at the time was the same as a fiver) a go. Since being home I have kept my love of ciders (but only the nice sweet ones, not the proper stuff) and Kopparberg has proven to be ...  Read the complete review

Best serve chilled? Best served on a hot summers day in a tall ice cold glass filled with ice! I've never really liked cider since I outgrew the teenage phase, which back then I used to treat myself to the litre bottles coming to a couple of pounds but when I smelt the pear aroma coming from my friends glass I just ...  Read the complete review

I love cider, it is definitely my favourite alcoholic drink, and normally my beverage of choice. When I buy Kopparberg Pear Cider, I normally buy it in 500ml bottles (just under a pint). I normally get 2 bottles for £3.85 at Bargain Booze, which I think is a reasonable price for a good cider. You can also get smaller 330ml ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg pear cider just has to be one of my favourite drinks at the moment. Kopparberg and Rekorderlig are the two main brands of cider that I consume. Whether it be during a quiet night in front of the box, or a night out on the tiles, Kopparberg is perfect for any occassion. I have always preferred cider to lager and find much more ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg is something I came across shortly after finishing school while I was experimenting with drink and trying to decipher what I liked and didn't like! Pear flavoured Kopparberg was definitely something I liked! Kopparberg is a Swedish brewery which brews both beer and cider but is more widely known for its range of ...  Read the complete review

My weekly intake of cider has increased substantially since falling under the spell of the Magners advertising campaigns (you know the ones - good looking people in the country lazing around together in picture perfect orchards etc etc), but while I enjoy the odd pint of Magners, I still find it can be a bit heavy on both the palate and ...  Read the complete review

It's just dawned on me that this is my first (and probably last) food and drink opinion. I'm not going to waste too much of your time on this. It'll become clear that I didn't like the products, flying in the face of the existing opinions on the subject, all of which seemed to imply that sweetness in a drink is a ...  Read the complete review

Being a recent Pear Cider convert (see my Magners Pear Cider review) I am not overcome with choice either in the off licence or down the pub in my neck of the woods. There is either Magners, or the Kopparberg I review now. Selling for around £3.20 a bottle in the pub and half that in the off licence this is pretty evenly ...  Read the complete review

I'm a cider fan, and have recently got into this stuff. In my humble opinion, this is a brilliant drink! First off, it's fizzy, but not overly fizzy. Which means it doesn't leave you bloated. Pubs, out of habit, give you a full glass of ice to pour it over. This is a nice touch, and keeps it deliciously cold for long. However, ...  Read the complete review

Ok, this stuff is ok. It's drinkable. I was recently bought a box of this particular brand of pear cider, and yes, i did get through it. But. I don't understand all the high ratings this product has enjoyed on this website, especially compared to the other pear ciders currently on the market. Gaymers, Magners, ...  Read the complete review

I'll keep this short and sweet... this stuff is amazingly lip-smackingly tasty =P I'm not generally a cider drinker, but I do like pear cider on occasions and also try the odd fun-flavoured cider as a refreshing alternative once in a while to the usual brown stuff - thinking strawberry, Brother's Toffee apple, etc. All these ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg is a Swedish pear flavoured cider. As you might expect from the use of a nontraditional fruit to make the cider, it is a very sweet cider. Compared to other pear ciders - it doesn't. Every other pear cider that I have tried have paled in comparison to the Kopparberg. Most, like the Bulmers pear cider, don't taste very much of ...  Read the complete review

Despite being from the West Country I have to admit that I never used to be a big cider fan. Sure I drank a lot of Scrumpy and White Lightning when I was much, much younger but after being stuck at University in the East Midlands where the only cider on offer is the less than tasty Strongbow I put my apple drinking days behind ...  Read the complete review

This drink has fast become my favourite, whether I am drinking in the pub with friends, having a meal, or round somebody's house. Being quite a strong cider at 4.5% alcohol, the drink is surprisingly sweet and fairly easy to drink. Kopparberg often retails at around £2 for a bottle unless bought in a large quantity, where you can find ...  Read the complete review

I had a few bottles of Bulmers Pear cider in the summer and thought it was a mega refreshing and tasty drink. Now winter is well and truly here I'm drinking more spirits and liqueurs because I think they're more warming, but my mate popped in today with a few bottles of this Kopparberg pear cider so I joined her in a couple of ...  Read the complete review

This is probably the nicest alcoholic drink that I don't have to mix or get abuse for drinking at parties- read WKD Core or Rum & Coke. It has an exceptionally well-balanced flavour, with a distinct pear aroma and flavour, and it is sweet but not too sweet. Kopparberg Pear is unique in that I can drink large volumes of it for ...  Read the complete review

Before the introduction of Magners, Kopparberg, St Heliers etc cider was wrongly given the reputation of simply being a drink suitable for under age kids who could get drunk easily off it and buy big 3 litre bottles for very little and cause trouble on the streets. However since these more reputable ciders have arrived onto the scene ...  Read the complete review

This is easily my favourite alcoholic drink, I don't drink a lot of alcohol but I always enjoy this one. The beauty of it is that it can be drunk absolutely any time of the day and the year. It's a great drink for summer in particular but works just as well in winter. It's popularity has boomed over the last 2 years and you rarely go to ...  Read the complete review