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  • Broadoak Cider - KB - 7.5% - 35 pint bag in box

    Broadoak Cider – KB – 7.5% – 35 pint bag in box

    £59.06

    Brian Blunt has been making real cider for over 25 years – don’t confuse this with any similarly named or branded concentrate – this is the real craft cider.

    KB – dry full bodied copper coloured cider made from West country apples including the famous Kingston Black.

  • Broadoak Cider - Moonshine - 7.5% - 35 pint bag in box

    Broadoak Cider – Moonshine – 7.5% – 35 pint bag in box

    £59.06

    Brian Blunt has been making real cider for over 25 years – don’t confuse this with any similarly named or branded concentrate – this is the real craft cider.

    Moonshine – medium crisp refreshing premium strong cider that defies the ABV!

  • Broadoak Cider - Perry - 7.5% - 35 pint bag in box

    Broadoak Cider – Perry – 7.5% – 35 pint bag in box

    £59.06

    Brian Blunt has been making real cider for over 25 years – don’t confuse this with any similarly named or branded concentrate – this is the real craft cider.

    Perry – sweet but incredibly refreshing with glorious fresh tasting pear and aroma

  • Dudda's Tun - Original - 6.5% - 35 pint bag in box

    Dudda’s Tun – Original – 6.5% – 35 pint bag in box

    £70.63

    Dudda’s Tun is produced on the family run Pine Trees Farm – 100% fresh pressed English apples and pears from the heart of the Garden of England.

    A smooth blend of Russet, Cox & Bramley, this refined medium cider is packed full of flavour.

  • Farmer Jim's Cider - Apple Red - 8.4% - 35 pint bag in box

    Farmer Jim’s Cider – Apple Red – 8.4% – 35 pint bag in box

    £64.31

    Farmer Jim’s are a traditional cider maker producing top quality ciders on their west country farm. Jim has been making cider for many years. “I have fond memories of helping my father and grandfather at apple harvesting time – from when I was young I used to climb the trees and shake the branches for…

  • Farmer Jim's Cider - Copper Top - 7.4% - 35 pint bag in box

    Farmer Jim’s Cider – Copper Top – 7.4% – 35 pint bag in box

    £55.13

    Farmer Jim’s are a traditional cider maker producing top quality ciders on their west country farm.

    Jim has been making cider for many years. “I have fond memories of helping my father and grandfather at apple harvesting time – from when I was young I used to climb the trees and shake the branches for the fruit to fall and then be gathered. We progressed to ladders and sticks, which we still use to this day, although most apple harvesting is mechanised now.”

    A medium dry,rich deep copper cider full of flavour and strength.

     

  • Gwatkin Cider - Yarlington Mill - 7% - 35 pint bag in box

    Gwatkin Cider – Yarlington Mill – 7% – 35 pint bag in box

    £66.88

    Set on a working farm in Abbey Dore, the family own the apple and pear orchards that supply the fruit needed to make 100% juice cider and Perry.

    A medium sweet cider with a smooth and rich red colour. CAMRA Award winner!

  • Hallets - Heartbreaker - 7% - 35 pint bag in box

    Hallets – Heartbreaker – 7% – 35 pint bag in box

    £82.29

    This is Hallets dry cider which is a traditional dry with a smooth finish and proves to be very popular with seasoned cider drinkers. Andy Hallets favourite!

     

     

  • Mr Whitehead's - Boxing Dog - 7.5% - 35 pint bag in box

    Mr Whitehead’s – Boxing Dog – 7.5% – 35 pint bag in box

    £60.94

    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. 

  • Mr Whitehead's - Devil's Device - 8.4% - 35 pint bag in box

    Mr Whitehead’s – Devil’s Device – 8.4% – 35 pint bag in box

    £66.25

    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.

     

  • Mr Whitehead's - Novo Pyrus Perry - 7.0% - 35 pint bag in box

    Mr Whitehead’s – Novo Pyrus Perry – 7.0% – 35 pint bag in box

    £63.75

    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.

     

  • Mr Whitehead's - Rum Cask - 7.0% - 35 pint bag in box

    Mr Whitehead’s – Rum Cask – 7.0% – 35 pint bag in box

    £72.50

    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