1914-1918 Warhorse
Sampford Courtenay Cider in Exeter, Devon, England 🏴
Cider - Single Variety Regular|
Score
6.72
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Sampford Courtenay Warhorse Cider is made to reflect how cider was made in Devon in 1914. The cider is not filtered through a machine, but racked twice before it finishes fermenting and is then bottled without pasteurizing. The last of the natural sugars slowly ferment in the bottle adding natural condition and a fine haze that soon settles to the bottom of the bottle leaving the cider clear.
Sampford Courtney Warhorse cider is a dry cider made from Ellis Bitter apples a famous Devon variety grown extensively on our farm. It has softer tannins, a lighter body and a more acidic finish than cider made from Bittersweet varieties like Dabinett.
Sampford Courtney Warhorse cider is a dry cider made from Ellis Bitter apples a famous Devon variety grown extensively on our farm. It has softer tannins, a lighter body and a more acidic finish than cider made from Bittersweet varieties like Dabinett.
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6.8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 6
Flavor 7
Texture 6
Overall 7
750ml bottle from Sampford Courtenay. Slightly hazy deep orange golden colour, no head and aroma of funky apple with a vinegary hint. Taste is tangy apple, bittersweet with vinegary funk, leathery, woody and drying tannins. Oily mouthfeel, medium bodied, low carbonation, dry tannic finish. Quite drinkable.
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on 22 Apr 2019
at 16:46