Ciders in general Reviews

No doubt many of you will understand what I mean when I say; once a child has asked a question, the answer you supply will generate even more questions, in rapid succession - something like : "Mummy, why is daddy's chin prickly?" "Because he hasn't shaved this morning and his whiskers have grown." "Will I ...  Read the complete review

Theediscerning filled in the other loose cider category ~ other ciders ~ recently, with an op on Weston's Cider with Lemongrass, and, much to his surprise, got a crown for it. For that he thanks all those nominators, and would like to let them know that he went and celebrated in the inimitable way ~ by going and spending the virtual ...  Read the complete review

I enjoy a drink ,most of us do ,but i suppose i probably like a drink a little more than the next man ,i am currently on sickness benefit and do not have much money so ,as i can rarely afford to go to pubs i ussuslly buy my alcohol from the local off license ,and as economy as well as taste are my main objectives when choosing a drink i have ...  Read the complete review

I am somewhat of an outsider in the cider drinking community. Cider drinkers traditionally seem to be either old men who drink scary concoctions known as "natch" that taste like wood and are more likely to have bits of rat in them then apples. Then at the other end of the scrumpy spectrum is the group of 12-14 year olds who sit in the ...  Read the complete review

The good thing about cider is that if you drink at home it is usually a lot cheaper to buy than other alchoholic drinks and also a lot stronger so you dont need to drink so much to be merry. There are lots of different brands on the market and most of the supermarket brands are ok too. Cider varies in strength with ...  Read the complete review

You may have noticed that I'm not exactly the most prolific opinion writer on here. I would love to write more frequently, but find it very hard to find the inspiration and lose the self-consciousness enough to put my thoughts into words. Today, for instance, I woke up determined not to let another week go by before I inflicted more of my ...  Read the complete review

i have to confess .. i have a rather unheathy afection for cider.. i see it as a friend. a freind that not only helps me when i'm down but also is a tradition . a tradition that granted isnt vastly folowed at the moment,but will soon blossom into a british tradition.which will be greatly loved .. this tradision is simple and all it relys on ...  Read the complete review

There are loads of different ciders on the market all packaged in neat bottles and brightly coloured cans, but none of them can match the true Somerset cider from the old fashioned pump. My mouth is watering just writing this op and I am also smiling with all the memories flooding back…… I am talking fifteen years ago ...  Read the complete review

I have huge dislike for Cider these days, partly because it was the first alcoholic drink I ever got absolutely hammered on and it made me rather ill. Whenever i see or smell it, i have flashbacks to my early teens when myself and my friends sat in our local park and shared a few flaggons of that horrible stuff "White lightening". ...  Read the complete review