I discovered St Helier pear cider at a bbq last summer, and wow what a refreshing change, I enjoy woodpecker as that is easily found however when I come across st helier I tend to stock up, I can only ever find the fruit varieties in my local Netto, so when I come across it I think I keep the shop running until they sell out. The blueberry version comes in a darker bottle than the one pictured a taller thinner bottle with a long neck, the surprise is the electric blue colour when you poor the drink into a glass, it resembles the WKD blue.. The drink is 5% so a little stronger than woodpecker but not much. The flavour is really refreshing very sweet ...  Read the complete review

St. Helier's Pear cider has to be one of the best drinks I've ever had. I have always been partial to a bit of the 'normal' apple cider, but now i always choose the St. Helier's Pear if i have the option. This drink takes cider drinking to another level. and i find it far superior to apple. Since drinking this i've also sampled other pear cider products such Bulmer's, but no other brand quite hits the spot like St. Helier's. It isn't a sweet flavour but is very smooth and fruity. The taste is pleasant and very refreshing. You can really taste the pear, it's much less bitter than apple. It's not too fizzy, but very juicy. It has 5% alcohol ...  Read the complete review

One of my favourite alcoholic beverages of recent times is the mighty fine pear cider. I have become rather attached to the stuff and though used to love my red wine that seems to have taken a back seat. I have tried a few different pear ciders since discovering how tasty and refreshing it is and along with Kopperberg (see seperate review) this is one of my favourites. So all pear ciders taste the same, right? Erm, no. And here's my opinion on this wonderful tipple.. Price and packaging~ St. Helier Pear Cider comes in 3 different sized bottles (to my knowledge): *275 ml *500ml *1 litre The prices all ...  Read the complete review