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Cider

  • 29-05-2015 7:40pm
    #1
    Jjjjjjjbarry
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    Can anyone recommend some good ciders that are fresh juice (not from concentrate apple juice) and suitable for vegetarians (no artificial colours)?

    I know Wyld Wood is suitable for vegetarians and organic but I'm not mad about the taste.

    thanks.


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  • #2
    BeerNut
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    I like the Tempted? range, especially the Special Reserve. MacIvors is very good too, though their (superior) Dry is harder to find than the Medium. Stonewell is pretty easily got, and very decent, likewise Dan Kelly's and Cragie's. All are made from Irish apple juice.

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  • #3
    The Hill Billy
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    Not 100% sure that it meets your requirements but David Llewellyn's cider. A quick Google should give you all the info you need.


  • #4
    nosietoes
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    The cider drinker in my life would rate stonewell dry, dan Kelly's, McIvor's, stonewell medium.

    He has hated any tempted he's ever tried, found Lewellyn's Double L undrinkable


  • #5
    oblivious
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    Craigies Ballyhook Flyer is a Breton (style) cider, one of my favourites


  • #6
    Mesrine65
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    oblivious wrote: »
    Carrigs Ballyhook Flyer is a Breton cider, one of my favourites
    No use to the OP, but I find Breton & Basque cider to be superb IMHO


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  • #7
    lk67
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    Mesrine65 wrote: »
    No use to the OP, but I find Breton & Basque cider to be superb IMHO

    I think it was just a typo. Cragies...it's Breton style.

    And gorgeous!


  • #8
    oblivious
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    lk67 wrote: »
    I think it was just a typo. Cragies...it's Breton style.

    And gorgeous!

    Yep typo :) Breton style but produced in Wicklow


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