Bottle @ the cyder farm. No head. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are wood, rum, apples, fruits and has a nice warming finish.

75cl bottle @ Healeys Cider Farm, Cornwall. Pours deep amber with a good rum-influence in the aroma. Being as I used to be partial to a good Jamaican rum in my youth I was particularly looking forward to this. The rum flavours are definitely present, smooth, sweet and vanillary, blending well with a rich golden cider. It’s impressive, and compared to Healeys standard range it’s good to see them bringing out ’premium’ stuff like this, but perhaps a proper down-to-earth medium-dry would be a good move after this.

Bottle at Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm. Dark amber. Brown sugar and oak flavours dominate, with only a slight dryness in the finish really hinting at the cider behind it all. Still on the sweet side though. A nice drink, but not up to the Cornish Whisky and American Bourbon editions I’d tried just before. And like the others in the series, certainly not worth the £15 it would cost to buy rather than try.