Lastest Cider Reviews

Spreyton’s can of Young Sturmer 2.0 is the next generation of the Sturmer apple-based cider from the lads down in northern Tasmania.   Read More

Meadow Lark Apple Cider, I found this bottle in the local chain bottle shop amongst a sea of “ciders” with other fruits and spices added in. This seemed to be the most appley and therefore most suitable for Real Cider Reviews. Read More

Amply’s Hard Cider seems to be this month’s new cider brand from Pinnacle Drinks. We have seen them make the same cider taste, over and over wrapped up in different labels. Will this break the mould and be something different? Will this taste good? Well, I have 10 cans to find out. Read More

Lobo Cider are never scared to put a wolf on a bottle of cider. They have done it again with the Lenswulf Cider. Read More

Hunts Andsome Bay is labelled as a Medium Sweet Cider from Devon that can trace its roots back through 8 generations of cider makers in the county. Read More

Iford Wild Fermented Cider is made by a 1-man team of cider makers from southeast of Bath in Somerset. As they say, “it’s just wild fermented fresh apples”. Read More

Worley’s Rocky Road Cider is one of their best sellers. The Medium sweet cider is a real festival favourite but let’s find out why. Read More

Sheppy’s Cider Redstreak Cider gives us the chance to go back to Taunton for another dose of Somerset Cider, this time it’s a single variety cider made with Redstreak apples. Read More