Brothers Pear Cider

Brewed by Matthew Clark Cider
Style: Perry
Bristol, England

Gold and bubbly. Washing-up liquid and sherbert aroma. Taste is sweet pear fruit. Very refreshing and fruity.

Very pale gold in colour with a good stream of bubbles. Pleasant tart fruity flavours thankfully not as sweet as expected nice and refreshing. Better than some other pear ciders I’ve tried. I preferred this to the Festival strength version. Bought at Spar.

Bottled from mossisons. Aroma is very very sweet pear drop. Taste is also super sweet, artifical pear and too sweet and too carbonated.

bottled, at o’neill’s, glasgow. golden, no head, probably had more apple than pear character, quite sweet with no real tartness or guts

Bottle shared with my wife at the Whitelocks Pub, Leeds. Pours a clear bubbly pale gold with no head. Aroma of pears, some wood and white wine. Nice and simple flavour of sweet pears with a dry finish. This is so easy to drink, you wouldn’t even know this had alcohol in it -- kids could drink this! It was between this and Strongbow, I’m glad my wife ordered this.

Bottle purchased in Cork City, IRE. Aroma is a white wine vinegar, pears, grapes. Light gold body, thin white head. Taste is pear, white wine, light alcohol shines through somehow. Body is fluffy.

Thanks to geth_in_beer for this one. Pale golden colour, light lace, thin body. The aroma is a bit dusty, light pear aroma with a bit of skin flavour. A bit sweet and lightly fruity. Flavour is a bit simple. Light thin tannic character. Dry finish.

Bottle, from Morrisons. Straw gold, quickly dissipating fizzy white head and gentle condition. Low sweet buttery pear aromas, quite thin and dry in the mouth with some traces of pear and a faintly lambic farmyard note that is less exciting than it sounds. Short, briefly sweet finish.