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The Hunt family have been making cider in Paignton, South Devon, since 1805. This cider has been carefully made by Richard Hunt, an 8th generation cider maker, using his grandfather’s press installed in 1952. Today, the family can now be found at Yalberton, but are still harvesting apples from the orchards that have nestled in the same quiet valley for more than 200 years.
Wobbler is a medium cider packed with bitter sweet and bitter sharp cider apples. This tannic Devon cider is deep in taste and long on flavour.
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£50.00
The Hunt family have been making cider in Paignton, South Devon, since 1805. This cider has been carefully made by Richard Hunt, an 8th generation cider maker, using his grandfather’s press installed in 1952. Today, the family can now be found at Yalberton, but are still harvesting apples from the orchards that have nestled in the same quiet valley for more than 200 years.
Before the autumn cattle sales there would be Bull Wallopers calling on Mr. Hunt, “Ave ee some of the strong cider? Us had it ‘ere last year!” they’d ask, whilst eyeing his best cattle. This rich, medium-sweet cider always helped drive the bidding a little higher.
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£50.00
The Hunt family have been making cider in Paignton, South Devon, since 1805. This cider has been carefully made by Richard Hunt, an 8th generation cider maker, using his grandfather’s press installed in 1952. Today, the family can now be found at Yalberton, but are still harvesting apples from the orchards that have nestled in the same quiet valley for more than 200 years.
Hazy Dazy is a sweet and cloudy cider.
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£57.96
The Hunt family have been making cider in Paignton, South Devon, since 1805. This cider has been carefully made by Richard Hunt, an 8th generation cider maker, using his grandfather’s press installed in 1952. Today, the family can now be found at Yalberton, but are still harvesting apples from the orchards that have nestled in the same quiet valley for more than 200 years.
Sweet raspberry flavoured cider, made from real raspberry juice.
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£71.88
A very small and bespoke traditional cider producer from the New Forest carefully cultivated and produced by Jon.
Traditional Farmhouse cider at 6.5%, made from a blend of Hampshire-grown eating apples and Somerset cider apples.
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£70.00
A very small and bespoke traditional cider producer from the New Forest carefully cultivated and produced by Jon.
Traditional Farmhouse cider at 6.5%, made from a blend of Hampshire-grown eating apples and Somerset cider apples.
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£71.88
A very small and bespoke traditional cider producer from the New Forest carefully cultivated and produced by Jon.
Traditional Farmhouse cider at 6.5%, made from a blend of Hampshire-grown eating apples and Somerset cider apples.
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£58.00
Since the age of fifteen, Angus Whitehead has been making the most of the fruits of his garden. Guided by recipes handed down through generations, many experiments were created using all sorts of soft and hard fruit – the airing cupboard was never the same again! The hobby grew for a few more years until it was time to think seriously about the future. Small-scale production developed with a local cider company but within a short time Angus saw the potential growth opportunities and in 2003 he decided to go it alone.
A strong cider made from apples with a high sugar content, pressed from hand-picked Hampshire grown apples including Worcester and Cox. Gently pasteurised and unfiltered. No added water, sugar, colours or preservatives helps ensure a flavour that’s straight from the press.
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£65.00
Since the age of fifteen, Angus Whitehead has been making the most of the fruits of his garden. Guided by recipes handed down through generations, many experiments were created using all sorts of soft and hard fruit – the airing cupboard was never the same again! The hobby grew for a few more years until it was time to think seriously about the future. Small-scale production developed with a local cider company but within a short time Angus saw the potential growth opportunities and in 2003 he decided to go it alone.
Dry, clear and golden in colour with a full bodied smell.
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£58.00
Since the age of fifteen, Angus Whitehead has been making the most of the fruits of his garden. Guided by recipes handed down through generations, many experiments were created using all sorts of soft and hard fruit – the airing cupboard was never the same again! The hobby grew for a few more years until it was time to think seriously about the future. Small-scale production developed with a local cider company but within a short time Angus saw the potential growth opportunities and in 2003 he decided to go it alone.
A dry and strong Perry.
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£68.00
Since the age of fifteen, Angus Whitehead has been making the most of the fruits of his garden. Guided by recipes handed down through generations, many experiments were created using all sorts of soft and hard fruit – the airing cupboard was never the same again! The hobby grew for a few more years until it was time to think seriously about the future. Small-scale production developed with a local cider company but within a short time Angus saw the potential growth opportunities and in 2003 he decided to go it alone.
Medium and strong with a kick
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£68.00
Since the age of fifteen, Angus Whitehead has been making the most of the fruits of his garden. Guided by recipes handed down through generations, many experiments were created using all sorts of soft and hard fruit – the airing cupboard was never the same again! The hobby grew for a few more years until it was time to think seriously about the future. Small-scale production developed with a local cider company but within a short time Angus saw the potential growth opportunities and in 2003 he decided to go it alone.
A medium, sweet and light cider.
