Westons Stowford Press Medium Dry Cider

This was certainly one of the better UK ciders I’ve had in quite sometime. As the name implies, with it being a medium dry, its not too offensive relative to the all too common heavy alcohol aftertaste with most English dry ciders. It drank rather easily was probably a little sweeter than most UK ciders I’ve had. Not sure that I could readily identify the dry aspect of it. Worth trying if you come across it.

Nice cider. I had it draught. A little watery but refreshing. A litlle bitter. Very sweet and clear.

Bottle, apple gold, no head and minimal condition. Gentle shitty apple in the nose, low smokey apple skin in the mouth with a background sweetness providing some balance and a gentle smokey fruitiness in the finish

Tap. Pale orange-gold colour. No head and moderate carbonation. Aroma is very tannic and full of apple skins. Flavour has a bit of wildness, but in both appearance and aroma, it would be tough to separate this from Magner’s. Soft apple character with a light sweetness and a touch of herbal character. Quite a nice cider.

Beautiful golden cider with an aroma that has sweetness and notes of both fresh and overripe apples and a hint of cellar. The flavour has sweetness, notes of sweet apples, hints of wood and it ends on a sweet note. It’s very aromatic and nice.