Kopparberg Pear Cider Reviews

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 extended periods ...  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 the status ...  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 a bar ...  Read the complete review

I've never really been a massive fan of cider. I think this all goes back to being a teenager, and getting drunk on the cheap but strong varieties of cider, like White Lightning, or Omega (always buy two litres, get one litre free!!). I hated that stuff, but like I said, it was cheap and it did the job. As I got older, and my tastes ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg is considered the best selling pear cider and it is also a strong one, with 4.5% alcohol in it. I do buy it occasionally at Tesco, otherwise I normally have it at Weatherspoon. It is brewed in Sweden and exported in Europe, although it is not easy to find out of UK. However, in Spain they seem to have plenty of ...  Read the complete review

I never did the swigging cider from a bottle in the park business when I was younger (goody two shoes that I was!), so was never put off for life when it came to drinking it. That's not to say however that I liked it..until now! Think cider and you automatically think about apple ciders such as Strongbow or Woodpecker for instance. ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg fruit ciders come in a range of flavours including lime and elderflower, summer fruits, and of course apple, but in my opinion the pear cider is my far the nicest. Its imported from Sweden, and as a result can be fairly expensive, costing around £3 in pubs and restaraunts and setting you back around £2.50 even in low-cost drinking barns ...  Read the complete review

I hate cider. I reminds me of being in my teens and hanging about the park with my mates having our first drink - and cheap cider was the weapon of choice. Inevitably we all ended up being sick at one time or another and so whenever I smell it it takes me back to those days! However, since discovering this delicious stuff I would happily drink ...  Read the complete review

It's a testament to Koppaberg Pear Cider that I'll drink the stuff, because I find most Ciders like Strongbow pretty so-so - I'll drink it if it's the only thing available, but certainly not by preference by any means. Koppaberg is a little different from other Ciders - it's not so saccharine and tangy, but has a taste that's still sweet but not ...  Read the complete review

I'd never really come across cider at all until I started university. I started drinking Strongbow as lager used to make me feel bloated and alcopops are generally sickly sweet. I was in wetherspoons when a friend introduced me to Kopparberg Pear Cider as it was on offer, it was love at first sight! Cider is made from fermented fruit ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg Pear Cider is a Swedish cider fermented using water from the Swedish town of Kopparberg and sweet pears. It strength is 4.5% ABV and comes in a light green bottle. It can be found in supermarket, in most pubs/clubs or sold in Ikea. Kopparberg also make apple cider, elderflower and lime cider, mixed fruit cider and a non alcoholic ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg is a fantastic Sweedish cider. It takes its name from the water used in the production of it. The company use only soft water sourced from the local sweedish town of Kapperberg. Currently it is available in five flavours, pear, apple, elderflower and lime, mixed fruits and a non alcohol version. Most of their drinks are 4.5% vol and ...  Read the complete review

I was first introduced to the Swedish cider of kopparberg when i worked at wetherspoons three years back now and i have not looked back since! The perfect summer drink best enjoyed with ice, not too much mind! Kopparberg have produced many flavours, the most popular by far has been Pear. Other flavours include mixed fruits, blueberry and ...  Read the complete review

Definitely the finer side of cider, Kopparberg Pear is one of the most delicious alcoholic beverages on the market. It is available from most bars and pubs, as well as some restaurants for around £2.50 per 500ml bottle and is often particularly cheap in Wetherspoons establishments. It is also commercially available in most supermarkets, ...  Read the complete review

Kopparberg is a trendy brand of cider that tastes very nice, but costs an absolute bomb. I recently went to a pub where I was charged £3.70 for a bottle of this liquid. Now in Leeds in a student pub it would probably be around £2.50. This pub was in Winchester and very overpriced. I am now put off drinking this incase I am ...  Read the complete review

Thirsty? Like a drink? if it wasn't half two in the afternoon right now i would be having just this! To me, Kopparberg is a godsend! I have tried a lot of drink in my time (not an alcoholic, really!...i think) an this is by far the best. This is so sweet and tasty, with a good pear hint to it, and best of all, you can't taste ...  Read the complete review

I first experienced Kopparberg Pear Cider after a trip to IKEA (where they have it in their food bit/next to the tills). Now, I quite like cider, but this is a different kettle of fish. Firstly, if you've ever had cider before, you're probably expecting this to be quite tart. It really isn't. It's very sweet, but without being overly ...  Read the complete review

I wasn't a cider drinker when I was younger but as I got older, I tried Strongbow and later discovered other variations of cider. I feel Kopparberg along with Magners and Bulmers, have helped to make Cider a nicer, more acceptable drink to drink. Kopparberg cider comes in a 500ml bottle and can usually be bought in ...  Read the complete review

just thinking about this cider is making my mouth water!!! The perfect drink on a hot summers day served over ice - i even drink it too ease me into drinking mode after a crazy weekend and i need to be back on it! So moorish refereshing and tangy (i am currently drooling at the thought of this - sad i know! lol) cider is no ...  Read the complete review