Perrymakers are idiots: my AppleFest Perry Banquet speech
In which Adam stands up in Hereford’s Town Hall and asks what would possess someone to make perry
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Bittersweet or bust: a big ol’ bunch from Ross on Wye
Adam has a hankering.
A sense of place: tasting terroir with Little Pomona
Can terroir affect the flavour of cider? Adam attends a fascinating tasting and has thoughts.
Soleras, Foxwhelp and Little Pomona’s Sum of the Parts duo
Two new Little Pomona releases have Adam thinking about sherry
On Strongbow
A personal story, in memoriam.
The quest for Taynton Squash, and a single variety from Bartestree
Chris goes after a legendary variety. But is it really the greatest of all?
Egremont Russet revisited: five from Little Pomona
Adam heads west for a chat with Little Pomona about a variety from the east
A word on smell, plus pét nat perries from Cwm Maddoc, Bartestree and Find & Foster
A bout of covid gets Adam thinking about our most overlooked sense.
An interview with Paul Stevens, former Mayor of Hereford
Adam puts on his best and heads to the Mayoral Parlour to talk perry pear projects, upcoming cider festivals and reclaiming the apple
Five pét nat perries from Little Pomona and Pacory
Adam sets the new Little Pomona ‘French pears’ perry against its predecessors and a cross-channel rival.
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