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 Cider - Campaign for Real Ale
Newest Review: ... give a good insight into the world of cider production - along with some very nice pictures of pubs too. For me there is also ... more  ... a local interest. There are a couple of pages about the Old Poets' Corner in Ashover; as a former National Cider Pub of the Year they have certainly earned the right to feature alongside some of the top cider pubs in the country. Not bad for a pub that is located in Derbyshire and not in an area traditionally associated with the making of cider.
On a slightly more far away note, readers of the book will also gain some knowledge of cider producers from other countries, all of whom have had some sort of influence on ...more |
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Cider - Campaign for Real Ale: DeCIDERedly Good Read! (793 words)
by - written on 07/06/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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As an irregular cider drinker I wasn't expected to enjoy reading the new book from the CAMRA (CAMpaign for Real Ale) bookshop. Cider, as it is simply titled, is just about that! Cider - its production, where to buy it, drink it, cook with it and even how to make it yourself. The reader will even learn something about the history and folklore of cider and also about some of the interesting characters of the cider world. This is where the book grabbed my interest. Presented in full colour and featuring contributions from a variety of authors, Cider is actually pretty good! No less than 13 separate authors are mentioned in the introduction, so putting this ... Read the complete review
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