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8.2% ABV sparkling medium-dry cider from Herefordshire, crafted from a single year's harvest of bittersweet cider apples. Slowly matured in aged oak vats, it delivers rich orchard fruit, rounded tannin, and a smooth, almost velvety finish. Like Aspall Dry Cyder, you're getting a proper traditional British apple cider with genuine dry credentials and a fruit-forward character that comes from real cider apple varieties rather than dessert fruit. The oak maturation gives it that same kind of depth and backbone you'd expect from a craft-minded producer. Where Aspall leans into the East Anglian cyder tradition, you're stepping into Herefordshire heartland here — bittersweet apples, slightly fuller body, and a touch more weight on the palate. It's a natural next step if you want to explore the other great British cider country.

8.4% ABV sparkling medium-dry vintage cider from the heart of Herefordshire, made from a blend of the finest bittersweet apples. Completely free from artificial colourings, flavourings, and sweeteners — clean, bold, and apple-true. You'll recognise the same dry, unadorned apple character here that makes Aspall Dry Cyder so satisfying. It's a no-nonsense British cider that lets the quality of the bittersweet apple blend do all the talking — no sweeteners masking the flavour, no shortcuts in production. At 8.4% ABV it carries noticeably more punch than Aspall's Dry, so you get that same crisp dryness but with an extra layer of intensity. It's a punchy, well-made step up for those who like their cider dry, clean, and unapologetically strong.

A traditional Somerset farmhouse dry cider, pressed from locally grown cider apples including Dabinett, Kingston Black, and Somerset Redstreak — all within 30 miles of the farm. Aged in oak vats at 6% ABV for depth of character; still rather than sparkling. If you love the dry, fruit-driven honesty of Aspall Dry Cyder, you'll find a kindred spirit here — but from the other end of the English cider spectrum entirely. Rich's is a genuine farm-gate West Country cider, still and slightly earthy, where the named apple varieties speak clearly through every pour. The wildcard twist is the format and the texture: this is a bag-in-box still cider, which gives you a completely different drinking experience — more rustic, more tactile, more Somerset pub than Suffolk farmhouse. It's a brilliant way to explore just how wide the dry British cider world really is.