Gaymers Olde English Cyder

Brewed by Matthew Clark Cider
Style: Cider
Bristol, England

Gold colour , with a very light fizz. Rather musty cardboard aroma, without much fruit. This is supposed to be medium dry, but I would say it’s on the sweet side of medium. The palate is better than the aroma - crisp and reasonably refreshing, but not full of flavour. Goes down alright chilled on a hot summer day (which was its purpose on this occasion), and there are worse commercial ciders, but it’s not really one to analyse too much. 1 litre bottle, from Tesco.

Not a winner with a lot of you,but this still holds a certain charm for me.Perhaps its a nostalgia thing,but a tall pint of this amber liquid looks good to me! Its as flat as a pancake & true enough its got a little bit of a watery taste,but it is good.Very dry & refreshing,not much of an apple flavour,but easy drinking especially on a hot sunny day!

had the canned version. 5.5%. hinted at good musty flavours but the added sweetener got the better of that. some apple vinegar in the aroma and then a lot of sweetness, light hint of clove

Plastic bottle. Yellow with fiz. Sharp acidic vinegar note, poor and thin. Little fruit flavour.

Fast disappearing head, pale yellow body. Apples, vinegar and citrus in the aroma. Sweet apple flavor with a weak underlying sourness. An OK cider, but I guess cider is not my thing....!

Nice apple aroma. Quite dry but not a lot of actual flavour. Saccarine aftertaste.

Light yellow coloured. Apple aroma. Nice sweet and natural apple flavour. Low carbonation.

A light yellow white head. A sweet aroma of apples combined with some notes of wood. The flavor sweet apples with a very dry woody end.