Bottle at home, from Cider Incider, 28/05/22. Deep golden to light amber with a big old fast collapsing white head. Nose is bitter sweet apples, sugars, caramel, hint of barnyard. Taste comprises more bitter sweet apples, tannins, sugars. Medium bodied, spritzy carbonation, light drying close. It's ok ... running a little sweet for my liking.

On tap at The Stable, pours a cloudy golden orange, no head. Nose brings out farmhouse funk, musty notes, and dry apple skins. Flavour is loaded with farmhouse funk, with lots of must, and apple skins. Very funky, full of barnyard notes. Excellent.

Box @ Stable, Birmingham. Pours a deep golden caramel. Aroma has an enticing almost mead-like sweetness about it, light toffee, medium apple fruit. Taste presents some interesting sweet swirls, some light mead notes, floral with a soft astringency. Different.

Bottle from Longstock Farm Shop and Cafe. A medium cider. Aroma of apple skin. Some funk. Light gold. Bubbly. Thin frothy white head. Medium sour with some underlying syrupy sweetness. More tart into the finish. Medium bodied. Slick although it's the dryness that really provides the character. Slight astringency to the finish as well. Nice enough.

7/6/2019. From bag in a box at the 28th Doncaster Beer Festival. Pours almost clear pale gold with minimal head. Aroma of sweet apples, brown sugar, light citrus and caramel. Medium plus sweetness and light tartness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, soft carbonation. Dry sweet finish. Not bad.

BIAB at Doncaster Beer & Cider Festival 2019. Golden colour, no head and aroma of tangy apple, light solventy funk. Taste is fruity apple, tangy, mellow with some sweetness. Medium bodied, low carbonation, drying fleshy apple finish. Quite drinkable

14/5/2019. Sample from Reading Beer and Cider Festival 2019 courtesy of danlo, cheers Ed! Pours hazy pale gold with a large bubbly short lasting head. Aroma of light sweet apples, a little green apples and tannins. Medium sweetness, light tartness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, average carbonation.

BIAB at Reading Beer and Cider Festival 2019. Golden colour, no head and tangy apple, light funk. Taste is sweetish, mellow apple, juicy and fleshy, with alittle core, and light tannin. Medium bodied, low carbonation, medium dry juicy apple finish. Quite drinkable

Bottle from producer's own stand at the Farnham Food Festival. Gold cider, only mildly dry, but full of fresh, bright apple flavours - more like a tart juicy eating apple than a cider apple. Tasty and refreshing. Nice wildlife artwork on the bottle. Lovely couple running the stand, they clearly love their business and it shows in the finished product. I wish them all the best in the future.

Cask at the GBBF 2018 day 5 11/08/2018. A light hazed yellow straw coloured pour with a halo go white head. Aroma is apple curd, vanilla, milky. Flavour is composed of, semi sweet. Milky apple, vanilla, little creamy.. Fine.