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A word on blending plus an Ashton Bitter experiment from Ross on Wye

by Adam Wells

Adam tastes Ashton Bitter cut three ways and ODs on the word 'bosh'

6th Jul 2022
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A word on blending plus an Ashton Bitter experiment from Ross on Wye

Adam tastes Ashton Bitter cut three ways and ODs on the word 'bosh'

6th Jul 2022
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Talking about texture: two perries from Napton and Bridge Farm

Chris pens a textbook on texture

2nd Jul 2022
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Oliver’s Cider and Perry: Out of the Barrel Rooms II 2022

Jack takes us back into the barrel room ...

25th Jun 2022
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Can cider mature? Three from Eden Cider

Adam digs into the ageing process via a four-year experiment with Eden

22nd Jun 2022
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Seven Kentish Ciders

James visits Kent and brings back a mixed bag of seven ciders from four producers.

11th Jun 2022
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Fond farewells: Two ciders from Crispin’s and Sprywood Cross

Chris explores the challenges of social media promotion & tastes two from Crispin’s & Sprywood Cross

28th May 2022
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A tale of Two Keeves

James explores the magic of keeving whilst tasting two from opposite ends of England

14th May 2022
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Can cider makers cater to multiple tastes?

James investigates whether it’s possible to cater to multiple tastes while enjoying four ciders from Eden.

23rd Apr 2022
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Two new releases from Ross on Wye Cider & Perry

Ed passionately reviews two fantastic new releases from Ross on Wye Cider & Perry

9th Apr 2022
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To disgorge or not to disgorge that is the question…

James explores the various methods of bottle conditioning whilst musing on whether to disgorge or not.

26th Mar 2022
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A word on blending plus an Ashton Bitter experiment from Ross on Wye

by Adam Wells

Adam tastes Ashton Bitter cut three ways and ODs on the word 'bosh'

6th Jul 2022
Comments 0
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Can cider mature? Three from Eden Cider

by Adam Wells

Adam digs into the ageing process via a four-year experiment with Eden

22nd Jun 2022
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A visit to the Finger Lakes: Eve’s Cidery, Redbyrd Orchard and South Hill Cider

by Adam Wells

Adam dives into a remarkable US cider region

18th Jun 2022
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Cider and perry and joy

by Adam Wells

Adam returns to shamelessly rip off Rachel Hendry (but asked politely to first)

15th Jun 2022
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Fond farewells: Two ciders from Crispin’s and Sprywood Cross

by Chris Russell-Smith

Chris explores the challenges of social media promotion & tastes two from Crispin’s & Sprywood Cross

28th May 2022
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What is authentic cider?

by Chris Russell-Smith

Chris explores some thoughts on authenticity and reflective tasting.

16th Apr 2022
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The Magic of Grafting

by Barry Masterson

Barry explores the history and magic of grafting fruit trees, whilst sharing some of his own personal experiences.

2nd Apr 2022
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Interview with Jim Chapman

by Adam Wells

Adam sits down (digitally) for a chat with one of perry's greatest champions

5th Mar 2022
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