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[504329lt]

LusciousLucy, on Sep 16 2009, 09:43 AM, said:

Heck's is actually...Fiiiiiiiiiiiiight!

http://ciderpunk.com...-lands-end-farm

[Boris]

LusciousLucy, on Sep 15 2009, 02:43 PM, said:

I saved myself a fortune taking BH in tanks to Glasto rather than spending out £3.50 per pint!

That's barking mad! Coals to Newcastle!

Heheh...

Like the idea of proper scrumpy delivered to your door

[StormCrow]

I ordered some Burrow Hill 22:00 Tuesday and it arrived this morning, I'm impressed with their quick delivery. Got to go to work in the morning so unfortunatly I'm not opening it till tomorrow night.

[Dark Star]

504329lt, on Sep 16 2009, 09:08 AM, said:

Wilkins Cider Farm, around 7 miles NW of Glastonbury is THE best cider.

Yep, a visit to Lands End Farm is always the highlight of the summer.  Roger is a legend!  

Rich's Cider is probably an equal favourite though!

[504329lt]

Dark Star, on Sep 17 2009, 09:03 PM, said:

Yep, a visit to Lands End Farm is always the highlight of the summer.  Roger is a legend!  

Rich's Cider is probably an equal favourite though!

Yes I've been to Rich's Farm as well.  A bit more touristy than Roger Wilkins but I did like the cider.

Note for anyone in Yorkshire this weekend.

http://www.yorkbeerf...rAndPerries.htm

[Dark Star]

504329lt, on Sep 18 2009, 11:09 AM, said:

Yes I've been to Rich's Farm as well.  A bit more touristy than Roger Wilkins but I did like the cider.
http://www.yorkbeerf...rAndPerries.htm

Indeed, but necessary to survive.  And to be fair, they're nailing the tourists good and proper with the glass bottles of cider which work out nearly 200% the price of a gallon!  Its come a long way from when I first went there and you were served straight from the barrel and, luckily, the cider hasn't been affected in the slightest.

As with all cider though, avoid the sweet, dry is where it's at.