500ml bottle from Co-Op entitled 'Tillington Hills British Cider' but aliased here. Clear gold, few carbonation bubbles, looks a bit lifeless. Aroma is a musty apples, hint of oak, more promising. Taste is semi-tart apples, a touch of funky barnyard, tannins, quite dry. Moderate body but carbonation a touch too low. A mixed bag of a cider.

Bottle as Coops Tillington Hills British Cider - 2022 Vintage at 6%.it pours yellow - gold with a small, frothy white head. The aroma is bright, quite zingy, tangy crunchy apple, green & red, apple wine, apple skin, fizzy candy and some dull funk. The taste is crispy, dry, crunchy, snappy, bright green and red apple, sherbet, flying saucers, white grape juice, pretty juicy, appletiser, touch of tannin, dry oak BD some light alcohol with a tannic finish. Medium body and fine, prickly carbonation. Actually quite liked this one. Nice bright combo.

500ml bottle, as Tillington Hills Premium Dry Cider (for the Co-Op); 2020 vintage. Drank at home and shared with my son Ben on 25th April 2022. It's got an apple smell and taste.

Bottle. Dark amber coloured cider with a still body. The aroma is gently apple, and the flavour is quite flat with some dryness. Overall a fairly average dry cider.

50cl bottle from the Coop as Tillington Hills cider. Very thin white head. clear golden pour. A bit sweet. Light tartness.

330ml bottle: BBE Feb 2021. Drank at home on 14th Aug 2020. Smells and tastes of apples.

2/8/2019. Bottle from the Coop as Tillington Hills British Cider 2017 Vintage. Pours clear dark gold with no head. Aroma of medium sweet apples with light caramel and brown sugar. Medium sweetness with light tartness. Moderate body, oily texture, average carbonation. Ok.