Gaymers Olde English Cyder

Brewed by Matthew Clark Cider
Style: Cider
Bristol, England

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.

Draught @ Manchester Airport.
Clear light to medium yellow orange color with a small small, fizzy - virtually none, none lacing, fully diminishing, white head. Aroma is light apple, cider juice, rubber. Flavor is moderate sweet and light acidic with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is flat. [20090720]

Aroma has glue and somewhat artificial apple notes. Sweet flavor with chemical and artificial apples. Ends sweet.

Can 28/04/2004 Golden coloured and slightly sweet on the palate. Some dryness in a lasting finish.

440ml can from Sainsbury. Gold colour with thin white head. Thin cider apple aroma. Metallic, slightly farty. OK it has some apple juice, but it’s metallic and slightly artificial. Bit of sweetness before a bit of acid. Over carbonated and one of the worst ciders I’ve ever had. Hard to finish. In fact I didn’t finish it. Horrible.

1 liter plastic botella. Clear pale yellow colour. Plastic sweetish artificial apple soda aroma. Ok mouthfeel. The flavour is sweet and dry with a little plastic, artificial apple soda and something tart. Drinable, just about drinkable.

A new bottle and new advertising campain to try rival the Magners, mmm. Aroma is initially wet dog, though goes to sweaty apples. Tasste is minimal, though maybe just maybe this might be made with apples.

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