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4.8% ABV, medium-dry Somerset cider blended from bittersweet West Country apples including Dabinett and Harry Masters Jersey. Smooth, golden, and full-bodied with ripe apple, gentle tannin, and a bright, lively sparkle. Stowford Press is the benchmark for easy-drinking, well-made British apple cider — and Thatchers Gold sits squarely in that same world. Both are medium-dry, both lean on quality West Country apple character, and both deliver that clean, refreshing finish that makes them equally at home in a pub garden or straight from the fridge. If you enjoy Stowford's reliable, crowd-pleasing style, you'll find Thatchers Gold steps things up just a notch — a little more body, a touch more orchard depth, and a slightly richer apple flavour that rewards a slower sip.

6.8% ABV, full dry cider crafted at The Cyder House in Suffolk from a blend of bittersweet, culinary, and dessert apples. Sophisticated floral aroma with orchard-fresh apple, a crisp bite, and a long, dry finish. Like Stowford Press, Aspall Premier Cru is a clean, well-crafted apple cider made by a heritage British producer — but it trades Stowford's session-friendly approachability for something more polished and complex. The floral nose and drier finish make it feel a league above the everyday, yet it's just as refreshing and sessionable in character. If you appreciate Stowford's honest apple-forward style but want something with more personality and a slightly bolder ABV, Premier Cru is a natural next step — a proper cider drinker's cider with genuine Suffolk terroir behind it.

4% ABV, Swedish fruit cider crafted with pure Vimmerby spring water. Bursting with wild blueberry and raspberry flavour, medium-bodied with a juicy sweetness and a clean, refreshing finish — best served over ice. Stowford Press fans love a cold, crisp, easy-drinking cider — and Rekorderlig Wild Berries delivers exactly that energy, just through a completely different flavour lens. Where Stowford is all about classic apple, this Swedish import swaps the orchard for the berry patch, offering a vivid, fruit-forward experience that's just as refreshing and sessionable. It's the wildcard for when you want to stay in the same mood — chilled, sociable, effortlessly drinkable — but fancy something that turns a few heads. The blueberry and raspberry combo is punchy without being cloying, making it a genuinely fun departure from the apple norm.