Wednesday 31 August 2011

Wales a Walk Through Time - book launch

Mumbles-based author Brian Davies will be launching his second book Wales - A Walk Through Time at Pontnewynydd Cricket Club on Friday 2nd September.
Using a historical perspective to enrich the journey, Wales: A Walk Through Time describes a unique walk through a remarkable country. Illustrated with a fascinating collection of old photographs and contemporary images, the route has been specially chosen to explore the sheer beauty and diversity of Wales. It will eventually reach Anglesey, but in this first of three parts we are treated to the glorious landscapes and proud industrial heritage of South Wales. The journey begins with a boat trip to the interesting offshore island of Flat Holm, where Lighthouse Point marks the most southerly spot in Wales. The walk resumes on the mainland at East Aberthaw and follows the southern coast to Barry and Cardiff Bay, heading through the city to Caerphilly and the valleys. We are guided to Blaenavon World Heritage Site and Abergavenny, then along the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal and through the Brecon Beacons National Park. On the way, we encounter characters such as Marconi, Captain Scott, Roald Dahl, Tommy Cooper and some of the heroes of Rorke s Drift. Events that shaped the nation s heritage are recalled, giving the reader a real sense of how the past is present at every step. And at certain points we cross the paths of earlier travellers, such as Giraldus Cambrensis and George Borrow, who had their own take on some of the places we visit. Each chapter covers a day s walking, full-colour maps show the way, and a number of tempting hostelries are discovered en route. But this is not simply a guide for walkers: the rich history and images within will have the broadest appeal.
Brian has previously and painstakingly researched the pubs of Mumbles and these appeared in his first book, Mumbles and Gower Pubs which has just been republished due to popular demand.







Pontnewynydd Cricket Club
Pentre-piod Road
Pontnewynydd,
Pontypool,
NP4 6RP

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Llantrisant goes Cornish!

The historic market town of Llantrisant, just outside of Cardiff, will be playing host to a Cornish Beer Festival this weekend as the Wheatsheaf pub puts the finest beers West of the River Tamar on at its beer festival.

Beer list, all subject to availability etc

Skinners Brewery:
Cornish Knocker
Heligan Honey
Figgys Brew
Spriggans Ale
Betty Stoggs
Porthleven
Splendid Tackle
St Pirans Ale
Ginger Tosser
Skin Dog Bottled Lager

Press Gang Cider

Wooden Hand Brewery:
Cornish Mutiny
Cornish Gribben
Black Pearl
Cornish Buccaneer
Pirates Gold

Cornish Steam Engine Draft and Bottled Lager

St Austell Brewery:
Tribute
Proper Job
HSD
Tinners
Black Prince
Korev Lager
Smugglers Barley Wine
Sharps Brewery:
Doombar

Keltec:
Magik

Specials From Up North (over the Tamar Bridge !)

Tomos Watkins Brewery:
Cwrw Ffynon
Dry Hopped Cwrw Haf (one off)

Newmans Brewery:
Red Castle Cream
Mt Snowdon Ale
Pasties From:
Cornish Premier Pasties

Festival opening times: 
Fri 2nd September: 1500-0100
Sat 3rd : 1200-0100
Sun 4th : 1200-2400

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Wheatsheaf, 28 High Street, Llantrisant, CF72 8BQ

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Bus stops (The 244 and 100E routes) are outside the pub

Tuesday 30 August 2011

Brains Legends Ale

To coincide with the upcoming Rugby World Cup a number of rugby legends told SA Brain, Wales' largest cask ale brewer, what their ideal beer for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand would be. The legends were Rob Jones (Wales, Lions), Tom Shanklin (Wales, Lions), Sir Ian McGeechan (Scotland, Lions), Bill Beaumont (England, Lions), Willie John McBride (Ireland, Lions), Gavin Hastings (Scotland, Lions), and John Inverdale and the result was Legends Ale.


At 4.0% this ale will quench the thirst of any rugby fan from any nation. Brewed with two distinctive New Zealand hop varieties, Motueka and Pacifica, this golden coloured ale has a clean floral aroma and delicate citrus flavors that make it truly refreshing.


Legends Ale will be available on the bar throughout September and October with 5p of every pint sold donated to the Wooden Spoon charity.

Friday 26 August 2011

Cross Inn, Garth


BEER FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND!

Cross Inn, Maesteg Road, Garth, CF34 9LB. Open all day

The Cross Inn is a long, two-story building, built in the late nineteenth century and situated on the main Bridgend-Maesteg road; a short walk uphill from Garth railway station. A central doorway leads to an original tilled hallway with a bar to the left and a lounge to the right. A small window in the hallway was the former off-sales hatch, this was set at a low-level in the wall to enable carry-outs to be sold to children to take home for their parents. Above the hatch is a large chalkboard announcing the forthcoming events occurring in the pub. The bar on the left-hand side is long and narrow but has room for a pool table at one end. One of the photographs on the wall shows the original extent of the bar counter from one hundred years ago; it stretched to most of the length of the room but was shortened some years ago to provide more space for customers. The Cross Inn is unusual in that it still retains its original layout and has not been knocked through to one bar.
A doorway off the bar leads to a corridor and a smoking area out the back, the corridor contains some old breweriana such as a 60 year old price list and an old Hancocks Toastmaster mirror. There is also an outside drinking area to the side of the pub.

The lounge, situated to the right of the entrance hall is tastefully decorated with charcoal drawings of the area, bench seating and high tables. There are 3 gleaming chrome handpumps in the bar and another 2 in the lounge. The Cross Inn is home to the Cerddin Brewery, established in 2010 and named after the rowan trees that grow locally, this is the first brewery in the area for 112 years and is Wales' first carbon neutral brewery. 


The brewery is situated in an outbuilding to the side of the pub. Regular brews such as Solar and Cascade are supplemented by guest beers from another brewery such as Wye Valley and occasional brews. The popularity of the home-brewed beer has resulted in the landlord putting an extra handpump in and using bigger casks in the cellar. The beers from Cerddin Brewery are all served in branded glassware and takeout containers are also available.


Two beer festivals are held at the pub every year, with the next one being over the August Bank Holiday weekend 26th-28th
 



Above: Some of the beers brewed at the pub

 

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Bank Holiday Beer Festivals!


Bank Holiday Beer Festivals!

Well the big one, the Swansea Bay Beer Festival, is in the  Brangwyn Hall in Swansea and is open between Thursday & Saturday – looking forward to trying the beers from Tatton Brewery and a few others here - beer list here.  
Elsewere on the Gower the Poundffald Inn in Three Crosses will be holding a festival lasting into the Monday.

Bell Inn, Glangrwney,Powys. Situated between Abergavenny and Brecon this will be the second festival of the year for this up and coming pub. Friday-Monday. Friday – Beer & Sausage night, Saturday beach Party. Live music Sat & Sunday

Crown Inn, LlantwitFardre, Mid-Glamorgan will be holding a festival on Sunday 28th in aid of the British Heart Foundation.

Clytha Arms, Raglan, Monmouthshire
What to say? A beer and cheese festival in one of Wales' best pubs. Live music, camping etc.
Beer List: 
Rhymney Rhymney Dark 4.0%
Bevan’s Bitter 4.2%
Export Ale 5.0%
General Picton 4.3%
Rhymney Bitter 4.5%

The Kite Brewery Thunderbird 4.5%
Cwrw Haf 4.1%

Heart of Wales Innstable 6.8%
Welsh Black 4.4%
Boggled 4.5%

Conwy Brewery Beachcomber Blonde 4.2%

Montys Brewery Sun Shine 4.2%
Mischief 5.0%

Bragdy ’r Gogarth - Merlyn 4.9%
Great Orme brewery Celtica 4.9%
Orme 4.2%

Vale Of Glam Wheats Occurin 5.0%
Light Headed 4.0%
Original no.1 4.3%

Otley Gold 5.0%
07 Weissen 5.0%
Thai-Bo 4.6%
Oxymoron 5.5%

Bragdy ‘r’ Nant Mwnci Nel 5.5%
Chwaden Aur 4.3%

Newmans Brewery Green Lady 5.2%
Mt Snowdon Pale 4.0%

Kingstone Brewery Humpty Fuddle
Tewdrics 

Kilverts, Hay-on-Wye, Powys, another of Wales' best pubs is playing host to the Hay on WyeAle & Literature Festival – a cultural celebration of the best of Welsh beer and talks by beer writers. Beer & food pairings as well. Full details on their website.

Cross Inn, Garth,Maesteg. Home to the Cerddin Brewery and holding a beer festival over the bank holiday weekend.

Red Cow, Llwydcoed,Aberdare. The Mid-Glamorgan Branch of CAMRA Pub of the Year will be holding another one of their successful beer festivals from Friday-Sunday with live music throughout the weekend.
Will also see the launch of Grey Tree Brewery Reccabites Bitter – a 4% beer brewed by Ray the landlord of the pub. Beer list here.

Annual cider & music festival with a hog roast

Greenhouse, Llantarnam, Friday-Tuesday, beers from Batemans, Hook Norton, Timothy Taylor, Thwaites etc.

Plas Derwen, Abergavenny will be holding a small festival over the weekend.

Goat Major, Cardiff, handy if you live in Cardiff and want something to do on a bank holiday Monday.

Red Lion, Caersws has a festival on with beers from Monty's amongst others! 

Swansea Bay Beer Festival

It's August Bank Holiday weekend so that obviously means good weather and of course the Swansea Bay Beer Festival, held at the Brangwyn Hall in the City.
The second biggest CAMRA beer festival in Wales is proving to be another popular venue, this year the real ale and cider orders have been increased due to their popularity last year - so this year we have a far bigger selection for everyone.
Opening times:
Friday 26th and Saturday 27th - Noon to 11pm

Admission: £5 for non-CAMRA members, £3 for card-carrying CAMRA members
Admission includes glass and programme: tokens for beer to be purchased separately within the Festival.

Bands:
Friday 6pm - Ferns and Galoots
Friday 9pm - Rattled
Saturday 3pm - Alltud
Saturday 6pm - The Shakes
Beer and cider list, subject to availability etc



B = Bitter; SB = Strong Bitter; G = Golden Ale; M = Mild;
PS = Porter / Stout BW = Barley Wine S = Speciality
Abbey, Bath 
Bellringer 4.2% B
Hoppy, medium-bodied, amber with a clean-tasting malt aroma and dry bitter finish.

ADNAMS, Southwold, Suffolk, England.
Broadside 4.7% SB
Rich fruitcake aromas with a wonderful balance of malt and hop flavours.
Explorer 4.3% G
Tipple malt and New World combine to provide a biscuity and citrusy flavour.

BASS, Burton, Staffordshire, England.
Bass 4.4% B
Brewed since 1777, an English classic with a nutty, malty taste underscored by
complex hop undertones.

BRAINS, Cardiff, Wales.
Bitter 3.7% B
Rich amber coloured, well balanced and refreshing.
Dark 3.5% M
Treacle-coloured, brewed with Chocolate malt; hints of liquorice and ground coffee.
Reverend James 4.5% B
Full-bodied and warming. Rich spicy aromatic palate with a deeply satisfying finish.
SA 4.2% B
Copper coloured with a nutty richness, balanced with a satisfying dryness.
SA Gold 4.3% G
Full-flavoured hoppy golden ale with complex refreshing citrus aromas and flavours.

BRECONSHIRE, Brecon, Powys, Wales.
Cribyn 4.5% B
A very pale straw coloured bitter; aromatic and refreshing.
Golden Valley 4.2% G
A deep, golden coloured beer with floral notes and a gentle but pervasive bitterness.
Ramblers Ruin 5.0% SB
Dark amber, malty and well hopped.
Red Dragon 4.7% SB
An unusually red coloured beer, with biscuit-y malt characteristics.

BRYN CEYLN, Ystradgynlais, Swansea Valley, Wales.
Holly Hop 3.9% G
A dark golden beer, initially sweet but leading to a dry buttery finish.
Oh Boy 4.5% G
An enticing golden colour with a taste full of hops and fruit.

CASTLE ROCK, Nottingham, England.
Harvest Pale 3.8% G
CAMRA’s Champion Beer of Britain 2010 – say no more!!

CELT EXPERIENCE, Caerphilly, Wales.
Bronze 4.5% B
A delightful rich bronze colour, with a full bodied character and crystal maltiness.
Celt Golden 4.2% G
An organic ale, with a rich full-bodied texture and blend of traditional and fruity hops.
Cwrw Celt 5.0% G
Slow mashed with continental hops, leading to a refreshing and spicy flavour.

COTSWOLD SPRING, Chipping Sodbury, Glos., England.
Codrington Royal 4.5% B
This well-balanced ruby beer produces rich fruit flavours with a hint of spiciness.

DARK STAR, Partridge Green, Sussex, England.
American Pale 4.7% G
Maris Otter malt complements the crisp taste and full aroma of the hops.

DARTMOOR, Princetown, Devon, England.
Jail Ale 4.8% SB
A full-bodied mid-brown beer with a well-rounded flavour and a sweet moreish aftertaste.

EVAN EVANS, Llandeilo
Cwrw 4.2% sweet and malty.
Warrior 4.6% malty bitter.

EVERARDS, Narborough, Leicestershire, England.
Tiger 4.2% B
Chestnut brown in colour; spicy hop aromas with toffee undertones.

EXMOOR, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England.
Gold 4.5% G
Grassy, floral hops and a subtly soft caramel-tinged maltiness lead to a bittersweet finish.
Stag 5.2% SB
Resiny hop aromas and a biscuity maltiness lead to a long dry finish.

FULLERS, Chiswick, London, England.
ESB 5.5% SB
A liquid legend – winner of three CAMRA Beer of the Year awards, among numerous other gold medals.
London Pride 4.2% B
A rich, smooth, balanced beer, with a distinctive rounded flavour.

GOFF’S, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, England.
Jouster 4.0% B
Tawny coloured, with a good balance of malt and bitterness in the mouth, underscored by fruitiness, with a clean, hoppy aftertaste.
White Knight 4.7% SB
A well hopped bitter with a light colour and full bodied taste. Bitterness
predominates in the mouth and leads to a dry, hoppy aftertaste.

HARVEYS, Lewes, East Sussex, England.
Sussex Best Bitter 4.0% B
A superbly balanced session bitter with a prominent hop character.

HARVIESTOUN, Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland.
Schiehallion 4.8% G
A true pilsner-style beer; dry, crisp, refreshing and flavoursome.

HEART OF WALES, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, Wales.
Aur Cymru 3.8% G
A clear bright golden ales with a clean refreshing taste. Initial bitterness
yields to a sweeter floral finish.

HOOK NORTON, Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England.
Gold 4.1% G
A very pale crisp beer, displaying its hop character, a fruity aroma and
a pleasant light taste.
Old Hooky 4.6% B
A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by nature, and well-rounded.

HOPBACK, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
Entire Stout 4.5% PS
A rich dark stout with a strong roasted malt flavour and a long, smooth aftertaste.
Summer Lightning 5.0% G
The original Summer ale. Straw coloured beer with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma.

JACOBI, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
Light Ale 3.8% G
A very light ale, distinguished by its hoppiness.

KELHAM ISLAND, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
Pale Rider 5.2% G
Well balanced strong and fruity ale flavoured with North American Hops.

KITE, Gorslas, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
Cwrw Gorslas 4.0% B
Balanced spicy hop aroma; the bitterness remains into the finish..
Cwrw Haf 4.1% G
Blonde ale with fruit and sweet malt, followed by a refreshing dry finish.
Goldwing 4.2% G
A golden-coloured ale: full-flavoured with a dry refreshing bite.
Thunderbird 4.5% B
Mid-brown, with a subtle touch of sweet fruit aromas.

MARSTONS, Burton, Staffordshire, England.
Old Empire 5.7% SB
Displays, in both appearance and taste, the genuine characteristics of a true
India Pale Ale.
Pedigree 4.3% B
Brewed using Burton well water and the unique Union system: a classic bitter.

MAULDONS, Sudbury, Suffolk, England.
Black Adder 5.3% PS
Dark bitter stout. Roast & nut aromas with a fruity balance of hops and dark malt.

MOLES, Melksham, Wiltshire, England.
Landlord’s Choice 4.5% PS
Dark strong porter-style beer with a rich fruity palate and a malty finish.

MOORHOUSE’S, Burnley, Lancashire, England. moorhouses.co.uk
Pendle Witches Brew 5.1% SB
Full-flavoured with a crisp sweet fruity aftertaste and soft citrus nose.
Pride of Pendle 4.1% B
Fine balance of malt and hops give a long dry finish.

NEATH, Baglan, Neath-Port Talbot, Wales.
Black 5.5% SB
A very dark ale – much as the name suggests!
Witch Hunter 4.2% B
Ruby-coloured ale with fruit aroma and flavour.

OTLEY, Pontypridd, Wales.
O3 Boss 4.4% B
Traditional chestnut ale.
O1 4.0% G
Straw coloured pale ale heavy with Celeia aroma hops.
Croeso 4.2%
Light coloured ale bursting with citrus flavours and big nose aromas.
Motley Brew 7.5%
A Double IPA brewed with help from Glyn at the Rake, Borough market

PALMERS, Bridport, Dorset, England.
200 5.0% SB
A finely balanced blend of malt, hops and quenching citric fruitiness.
Best Bitter 4.2% B
A traditional well-balanced India Pale Ale.

PURPLE MOOSE, Porthmadog, Gwynedd, Wales.
Dark Side Of The Moose 4.6% SB
A delicious dark ale with a deep malt flavour from roasted barley and a fruity
bitterness from Bramling Cross hops.
Glaslyn Ale 4.2% G
Golden-coloured fruity best bitter with a well-balanced hoppy finish.

RCH, West Hewish, Somerset, England. rchbrewery.com
East Street Cream 5.0% SB
Full-bodied chestnut-coloured ale, with a malty, hoppy sweet fruit taste.
Old Slug 4.5% PS
A traditional near-black porter, full-bodied with tastes of chocolate,
coffee, blackcurrants & black cherry.
Pitchfork 4.3% G
A golden bitter with a floral hop aroma.

RHYMNEY, Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales.
Dark 4.0% M
Champion Beer of Wales 2011.
Rhymney Dark, is, as its name suggests, is a dark coloured beer with a deep reddish hue and pours with a beige head. A complex aroma of sweet and roast malts and blackberries leads to a bittersweet chocolate flavour and a slightly astringent finish with some vanilla overtones.
Export 5.0% SB
Flavours from mixed malts dominate this full-bodied rounded ale.

RINGWOOD, Hampshire, England.
Fortyniner 4.9% SB
Fresh hop bouquet; rounded malt with strong hop balance, deep bittersweet finish
Old Thumper 5.6% SB
Warm, rounded yet surprisingly strong beer.

SARAH HUGHES, Dudley, West Midlands, England.
Dark Ruby Mild 6.0% PS
Clear fruitiness in the aroma, followed by sweet maltiness and a slightly bitter finish.

SKINNERS, Truro, Cornwall, England.
Betty Stogs 4.0% B
Classic pale/amber mid-strength bitter with distinct hoppy overtones.

ST AUSTELL, St Austell, Cornwall, England
HSD 5.0% SB
Full-bodied, strong and Cornish, brimming with a kaleidoscope of flavours.
Proper Job 3.7% G
A powerfully hopped golden bitter that explodes with citrus grapefruit flavours

SWANSEA, Bishopston, Swansea, Wales
Bishopswood Bitter 4.3% B
A delicate aroma, balanced taste, with bitterness growing in the finish.
Deep Slade Dark 4.0% B
Dark bitter, with a roasted barley flavour.
Original Wood 5.2% SB
Full-bodied, with complex flavours with and a firm bitter ending.
Pwlldu XXXX 4.9% S
A rare opportunity to sample this seasonal ale.
Three Cliffs Gold 4.7% G
Golden beer, with a hoppy, fruity taste and quenching bitterness.

TATTON, Knutsford, Cheshire, England.
Ale 3.7% B
Full malty/toffee flavour for its gravity, balanced by a soft bitterness and hoppy,
fruity taste and aroma.
Best 4.2% B
Amber coloured best bitter with a clean malt flavour and fine hop character.
Blonde 4.0% G
A blonde beer with a hoppy fruity taste and a fine fruity aroma.
Gold 4.8% G
A full-tasting, satisfying deep golden ale.
Summer 4.7% S
A rare opportunity to sample this seasonal ale.

THORNBRIDGE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, England.
Jaipur IPA 5.9% SB
A wonderfully hoppy, full flavoured IPA.

THWAITES, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
Nutty Black 3.3% M
A bittersweet dark mild; one of only four beers to win Champion Beer of Britain twice.

TOMOS WATKIN, Llansamlet, Swansea, Wales.
Cwrw Haf 4.2% G
A refreshing citrus palate with a fruity aromatic hop.
MOC 4.0% B
Named after the Morriston Orpheus Choir; not widely available.
OSB (Old Style Bitter) 4.5% B
Deep amber, full-bodied with good bitterness and a clean, lasting finish.
Premier Ale 4.3% B
With the tag-line “Not So Ugly Now”, this celebrates Swansea City’s recent promotion!

TUDOR, Abergavenny
Skirrid 4.2%

WEST BERKSHIRE, Thatcham, Berkshire, England.
Dr. Hexter’s Healer 5.0% SB
Three different hops give a balanced beer with a citrus, orange & marmalade finish.
Dr. Hexter’s Wedding Ale 4.1% G
A light golden-coloured beer with good bitterness and a citrus finish.
Good Old Boy 4.0% B
A full-bodied bitter with well-balanced malt & hops.
Mr. Chubb’s Lunchtime Bitter 3.7% B
A traditional bitter with a strong hop finish.

WOOD, Craven Arms, Shropshire, England. woodbrewery.co.uk.
Parish 4.0% G
A light-coloured beer, with a hoppy refreshing flavour.
Wonderful 4.8% SB
A dark ruby brew.

WOODFORDE’S, Norwich. Norfolk, England. woodfordes.co.uk.
Wherry 3.8% B
Fresh & zesty with crisp floral flavours.

WYE VALLEY, Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire, England. wyevalleybrewery.co.uk
Butty Bach 4.5% G
A burnished gold premium ale. Full bodied, smooth and satisfying.
Dorothy Goodbody’s Stout 4.6% PS
A classic stout with intense roasted barley flavours and a dry bitter finish.
HPA 4.0% B
A delightful smooth pale ale, with a citrus hop aroma and balanced bitter finish.

YOUNGS, Bedford, England.
Special 4.5% B
Classic amber bitter, with fruity nose, good hop aroma & full round finish.


Cider & Perry List

BLAENGAWNEY FARM, Crumlin, Gwent, Wales.
Blindfold 6.0% M
Heartbreaker 7.0% D
National Treasure 5.0% S

BROADOAK: Somerset, England.
Kingston Black 7.5% M
Perry 7.5% M

GOWER HERITAGE CENTRE, Parkmill, Gower, Wales.
Mill Cider 7.4% MS
Mill Cider 7.4% D

GWYNT Y DDRAIG, Llantwit Fardre, RCT, Wales.
Black Dragon 7% M
Dog Dancer 6.5% MD
Fiery Fox 6.5% M
Haymaker 6.5% M
Happy Daze 4.5% M
Kingston Black 7.2% M
Malvern Hills Perry 5.5% M
Pyder 6% M
Scrumpy 5.5% M
Two Trees Perry 4.5% M
Yarlington Mill 6.5% M

HECKS CIDER, Street, Somerset, England.
Dry D
Medium M
Sweet S
Perry S

LLANBLETHIAN ORCHARDS, Cowbridge
Tainton Squash Perry 6.4%. Made from the fruit of a 200 year old perry pear tree
Crabbly Cider 7.4%. The juice from hand-picked Yarlington Mill apples, grown in the shadow of the Blorenge Mountain, is carefully blended with that from a decades old crab apple tree that grows at the orchard near Cowbridge, to produce this traditional cider.

MOLES, Melksham, Wiltshire, England (Made by Thatchers)
Black Rat Cider 6% D
Black Rat Perry 7.5% M

OLD MONTYS, Montgomery, Powys,Wales.
Traditional Cider 6% M
Traditional Cider 6% D
Oak Cask Cider 6.3% MD

ORCHARD PIG, Glastonbury, Somerset, England.
Medium Cider 4.2% M
Medium Cider 6.5% M
Dry 6.5% D

RAGLAN CIDER MILL, Raglan, Monmouthshire, Wales
Boris' Brainbender 6.0% M
Rum Tiddly Um 7.8% M
Barn Owl Perry 5.6% D
Tawny Owl Perry 5.0% M

RICH’S CIDER, Watchfield, Somerset, England.
Dry 6.0% D
Medium 6.0% M
Sweet 6.0% S

WESTONS, Much Marcle, Herefordshire, England.
Old Rosie 6.3% MD
Organic Vintage 7.3% MD

WILKINS CIDER, Wedmore, Somerset, England.
Dry 6.0% D
Medium 6.0% M
Sweet 6.0% S

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