Gaymers Olde English Medium Dry Cider

Brewed by Matthew Clark Cider
Style: Cider
Bristol, England

Clear golden with no head. Sweet aroma with notes of glue, phenol and artificial apples. Sweet flavor with apple and phenol notes. Ends somewhat dry.

Pale yelow with fast dissapering head, notes of artificial apple juice and some wood developes in mouth, flavour is sweet and short dry finish. Maybe I just had enough bad ciders for one eve!!

Can 4.5%. Golden orange with steady carbonation. Aromas are sweet with acidic apple. Flavours are acidic retch reflex with artificial sweeteners and thin apple. Dry on the aftertaste. OK if served very, very cold.

Can 50 cl, drank it directly from the can. Aroma is exactly like apple-juice. Flavor is smooth and dry like apple-juice too. Very sweet and no depth in the taste too. Just a plain English cider, nothing else

Can (500ml) 4.5%. Poured a extremely pale orange with light golden highlights with a small fizzy head which quickly disappeared. Aroma was of acidic apples, sugar cane and some sulfur notes. Taste was overly sweet in the start with a slight tart apple flavor, artificial toffee apple and some sour apples. Light body, soft carbonation overall quite watery for cider.

Bottled. Clear pale yellow, no head. Sweet and artificial. Lifeless fizzy apple juice. No complexity. Industrial and dull.