Bottle from Low Sizergh Barn Farm Shop, Cumbria. Exploded out of the bottle; lost about a quarter of it. What was left was a pale gold colour with a little fine sediment. It looked aggressively fizzy but was only moderately so in the mouth (admittedly more fizzy than I like, but this does seem to be the fashion in ciders of late). I struggle for descriptors of cider flavours, but this was light and refreshing with fresh apple juice, a nice touch of tannic apple skins, and a hint of summer meadows. It was just on the dry side of medium by today's standards (which suits me!), although it was maybe a tad thin. With the fizziness and the lower ABV (compared to their other ciders), I wonder if they're targeting the pub market with this one? If so it's a sight better than most of the other pub-strength ciders out there. I rather enjoyed it actually.

28/6/2023. Bottle shared by danlo, cheers Ed! Pours clear deep golden with a small bubbly white head. Aroma is horseradish, apples, candle wax, petroleum, vanilla. Medium sweetness and moderate bitterness and sourness. Medium body, oily, average carbonation.

28/6/2023. Bottle shared by danlo, cheers Ed! Pours clear very pale gold with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of apple, vanilla, citrus, touch of caramel. Moderate sweetness and some sharp bitterness with a tart edge. Moderate body, soft carbonation. Drying finish. Quite okay.

28/6/2023. Bottle shared by danlo, cheers Ed! Pours clear pale golden with a small bubbly white head. Aroma is semi-sweet apple, leafy, vanilla, light floral and herbal notes. Medium sweetness and light tartness. Moderate body, average carbonation. Slight dry, citric, tannic finish. Not bad.

28/6/2023. Bottle shared by danlo, cheers Ed! Pours almost clear pale golden with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of fleshy apple, apple juice, flowers. Nice sweet and tangy sharp taste. Moderate body, average carbonation. Enjoyable.