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Activity
7.4/10
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Setting 6
Selection 9
Service 8
Food
Value 8
Overall 6
We visited here Wednesday 4th March 2026, the we being, me, Loz and Isobel. The Museum is located very close to the large Sainsbury’s, so it’s about 8-10 mins walk out of town on the Whitecross Rd, it’s a short walk from the Beer in Hand. There is parking right outside, if this is full then Sainsbury’s car park is adjacent. I believe that there is level access to the building.
Whilst this is clearly a museum you can access the tearoom and shop without the need to purchase a museum ticket. In the shop I was very impressed with the excellent selection of top notch ciders from Oliver’s, Pipps, Newton Court, Gwatkins, Little Pomona etc, there were also some ciders from outside of Herefordshire including an Ice Cider from Somerset. Furthermore there was a selection of apple spirits such as brandy but others also. The prices also looked very reasonable. I think that if you had a car you could stock up on a lot of great ciders and perrys here, including some of the large rarer bottles that some producers sell.
The tea shop itself is a bit limited on food and drink, in fact it’s basically tea, coffee and only one choice of each, and one or two cakes to choose, sadly no decent ciders in there, however they were really friendly so maybe if you purchased a cider or perry from the shop they ‘might’ let you drink it inside, but I am not sure, but perhaps worth asking.
*Please note there is another rack of cider in addition to the one in the photo that I added to the venue. So guessing 100 or more ciders and perrys in total.
Whilst this is clearly a museum you can access the tearoom and shop without the need to purchase a museum ticket. In the shop I was very impressed with the excellent selection of top notch ciders from Oliver’s, Pipps, Newton Court, Gwatkins, Little Pomona etc, there were also some ciders from outside of Herefordshire including an Ice Cider from Somerset. Furthermore there was a selection of apple spirits such as brandy but others also. The prices also looked very reasonable. I think that if you had a car you could stock up on a lot of great ciders and perrys here, including some of the large rarer bottles that some producers sell.
The tea shop itself is a bit limited on food and drink, in fact it’s basically tea, coffee and only one choice of each, and one or two cakes to choose, sadly no decent ciders in there, however they were really friendly so maybe if you purchased a cider or perry from the shop they ‘might’ let you drink it inside, but I am not sure, but perhaps worth asking.
*Please note there is another rack of cider in addition to the one in the photo that I added to the venue. So guessing 100 or more ciders and perrys in total.
Visited on 04 Mar 2026
at 11:00
Fin
added a new venue
Museum of Cider
located in Hereford, England
3 months ago
6.6/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 6.5
Flavor 6.5
Texture 7
Overall 6.5
Bottle at Café Bebo Brussels, Thursday 5th March 2026. We're en route back home after a week in the UK visiting Isobel, Jude, Baz etc and also my mum and Keith and briefly Scott, Mand' and Oscar. Pours light amber, hazy, mid sized sticky white head. A touch too sweet, yeastiness, light orange 'sweet'. Fine but not really rocking my boat. Score: 6.6
Tried
from Bottle
at
Café Bebo
on 05 Mar 2026
at 16:59
6.4/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 6
Flavor 5.5
Texture 7
Overall 7
Can picked up from M&S at St Pancras Station, London. Consumed on the 13:01 to Brussels, Thursday 5th March. Cannot be certain of colour as drinking direct from the can. Light fruitiness, not sitting particularly with citrus or tropical but it's ok. It's a bit drying towards the end, bitterness disappointing. The American Pale Ale is much better. Score: 6.4
Tried
from Can
from
Marks and Spencer (Various Locations)
on 05 Mar 2026
at 12:44
6.9/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 7
Overall 6.5
Can picked up from M&S at St Pancras Station, London. Consumed on the 13:01 to Brussels, Thursday 5th March. Cannot be certain of colour as drinking direct from the can. Fruity with a decent bite, bitterness is good, a little juicy. Score: 6.9
Tried
from Can
from
Marks and Spencer (Various Locations)
on 05 Mar 2026
at 11:51
7.6/10
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Setting 7
Selection 7
Service 8
Food 9
Value 7
Overall 9
We visited here on the evening of Thursday 5th June 2026, we booked a table earlier in the day and as the weather was lovely and warm we had arranged to sit outside on one of the many tables outside. In´t Spinnekopke is reasonably central with plenty of other options in the area that could be combined.
Other than to book a reservation earlier in the day and to pay this evening we didn't really venture inside but it looked really quaint with a cosiness, it looked multi roomed, olde worlde layout.
Service was good, beer choice small but v.decent. Food was very nice I think we both had Ox Cheeks in a rich beer sauce, it was great food..
We liked this place but certainly something that I would probably consider more as a food/beer stop than just beer. Score 7.6
Other than to book a reservation earlier in the day and to pay this evening we didn't really venture inside but it looked really quaint with a cosiness, it looked multi roomed, olde worlde layout.
Service was good, beer choice small but v.decent. Food was very nice I think we both had Ox Cheeks in a rich beer sauce, it was great food..
We liked this place but certainly something that I would probably consider more as a food/beer stop than just beer. Score 7.6
Visited on 05 Jun 2025
at 20:00
7.6/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 8
Overall 7.5
On tap at TripelB Worcester, Wednesday 4th March 2026. Pours gold with a light haze and a very large off white head. Warming, the rum comes through, a little bit boozy, soft mouthfeel, good carbonation, lovely depth of flavour. Score 7.6
Tried
from Draft
at
TripelB Belgian Beer Café
on 04 Mar 2026
at 14:55
7.5/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 7
Overall 7
Bottle that I picked up from Oakchurch Farm Shop, Staunton on Wye. Consumed back at Isobel's house next door at Spond, Herefordshire Tuesday 3rd March 2026. Pours light gold with next to no head at all. Nice fruity and appley nose. The taste was a little sweeter than I expected, , there's a tart slightly fruity twang tart twang and a gentle zap that wakes up your mouth. Nice carbonation, slightly drying at the end, I forgot just how nice Newton Court ciders are, we drove past there today, perhaps I should have picked up some more. Score 7.5
Tried
from Bottle
from
Oakchurch Farm Shop & Garden Centre
on 03 Mar 2026
at 21:45
7.4/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 7.5
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 7.5
Can courtesy of Baz, cheers Baz, consumed at Jude and Baz's, shared with Baz at Spond, Herefordshire listening 6Music, not sure what show is on now, had this Tuesday 3rd March 2026. Pours shark eye black with a small/mid sized light tan head.A very Christmassy nose, typical winter spices, nutmeg, ginger and a little bit of cinnamon. In the mouth it's a little treacly but with a spicy and then a fruity twang, not forgetting a bit of sweet liquorice, thick, a little heavy with some bonfire toffee to finish. Score 7.4
Tried
from Can
on 03 Mar 2026
at 20:00