A visit to Welsh Mountain Cider
A trip to a remarkable cidery leaves Adam believing in magic.
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The Elephant in the Room: Can we save our traditional orchards?
Chris returns with an impassioned plea for traditional orchards to be brought to the centre of discussion for cider lovers.
On methods and mindsets: ten ciders from The Newt and Wilding
Adam examines the spectrum of intervention in full juice cider and, via 10 ciders from Wilding and The Newt, suggests it needs to be discussed with more nuance.
Fault of Nature
James explores the need to talk about faults in the right way and how it’s key to raising the quality and profile of cider.
The Devil’s in the Detail
James share his opinion on where cider labels need to go and what they should avoid.
Perry, Pomonas and Pomology
Barry Masterson investigates the influence of cider and perry on pomology in Britain.
Going Underground: Reflections On Biodynamic Drinks
In our ‘Compound Corner’ this month, new contributor (though CR facilitator) Mark talks biodynamics and why it’s not all horn manure
France’s perry in-law: Investigating the Domfront AOC
Adam investigates how France’s greatest perry region gave itself a second wind
An apple-scented wonder of the world
Adam hits a century of cider articles and wonders what’s next
On matters of taste: excesses, faults and transparency
Adam suggests that personal preference can live side-by-side with frank discussion of character.
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