Bulmers Original

Brewed by Bulmers Cider (S&N, Heineken)
Style: Cider
Hereford, England

Magic in a bottle! Perfect for summer days, a pint glass with ice and a pint bottle of bulmers, sweet apple flavour with decent amount of carbonation, very thirst quenching

Iv had worce thats foresure. However a member of staff was drinking in bklackfriers and thought i better rate it. Aroma is minimal due to all the ice, slightly ripe apples, hints at spice and a slightly metallic edge, but very slight. Taste is similar, horribly carbonated, and far too bloody cold, however again metallic ripe apples can be found.

I agree with HogTownHarry. This is a perfectly decent over ice cider. I found the taste to be fresh and crisp with a slight after taste of apples.

bottled. pale golden yellow. pretty fizzy, sweet, the slightest promise of some interesting tartness but it never gets there

Bottle (568ml) At Calthorpe Arms, Grays Inn Road, London. I guess I don’t know ciders - all these low scores, I thought this was pretty decent. Bubbly light gold with a nice little white head. Aroma of slightly tart, dry apple and a hint of off-dry white wine. Taste - same - not too sweet or cloyingly apple - tart and dry. It’s a tad watery, a little sticky on the palate, well-carbonated with a hint of acidity and no awful aftertaste - just thirst-quenching.

Yellow with a small white head. Apple peel aroma. Sweet apple juice flavour.

Bottled. Pale golden, brief head. Sweet red apple aroma.Sweet with clean mouthfeel. Evident but simple flavour of overripe apples. Light bodied and light flavoured. Dull and lifeless.

Bottle@SomePub, Jul 09, 2.5: Apple and some yeast in the aroma. Golden colour, no head. Apple, sweet, hint of yeast, some butter. Flat, sticky, cloying, easy going. Bottle@MarketPorter, Aug 07, 2.3: Fermented apples aroma. Clear, yellow color, white head, fair lace. Tastes like watered down apple extract that has fermented a little. Very easy drinking but lacks any character.