Hagloe Crab: back from the brink!
Jack investigates the Hagloe Crab, a historically significant apple, yet uncommon today. But it is being revitalised by passionate makers, Ross-on-Wye.
Jack investigates the Hagloe Crab, a historically significant apple, yet uncommon today. But it is being revitalised by passionate makers, Ross-on-Wye.
On the winter solstice, Andrew and Jack meet at an imaginary inn to explore tannic ciders and perries, discussing varieties, flavors and experiences.
Jack looks at the emergence of Ayrshire Riviera Cider, its connection to local orchards, and the growing Scottish cider scene.
Jack highlights the importance of conserving Welsh fruit varieties, and the transformative journey of Gareth and Nicky John and their successors.
Jack shines a light on the God Child Brewery in Belgium, and the exciting cider-based co-ferments they make.
Jack dives into some perries from May Hill itself, with bonus notes from Adam
Jack has a taste through a series of rare single variety perries from Butford Organics.
Jack gets into Perry Month with a tasting of two from Norfolk’s Whin Hill.
Jack looks to Scotland, tasting two new releases from Linn Cider and a bonus release from Dour Cider.
Jack explores the story behind Lagg Distillery Orchard’s inaugural small batch craft cider.