Two surprising ciders from big and quite big makers: Showerings Triple Vintage and Hogan’s Breadboard Series #2
Could these point the way to a different-shaped future for British cider?
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An embarrassingly late trio from Germany’s Gutshof Kraatz
Adam feels guilty again
Four dry, still ciders you’d better not ignore or else
Adam gets all purple and misty-eyed again
Llanblethian Orchards
James and Adam review a collection from Llanblethian Orchards
Bag in Box
James and Jack explore the challenges and benefits of Bag In Box as a packaging method.
Bittersweet or bust: a big ol’ bunch from Ross on Wye
Adam has a hankering.
Bizio Cidery: The Art Of Authentic Basque Country Sidra
Jack checks in with a new maker in the Basque Country
Böhm Ciderwerkstatt – Rekindling Hohenloher Mouschd
Barry’s ‘catch ’em all’ saga of small German producers continues.
Hoe Hill Cider
James interviews a new Lincolnshire cider maker and tastes through three of his creations.
When is a pommeau not a pommeau? Part One
Adam ponders what might be French cider and perry’s shiniest trump card.
