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Glam

Mad Cat Woman
Has anyone tried Clarksons Hawkstone Cider yet?
£16 for 6 Bottles. Plus £8.50 P&P.
 
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Glam

Mad Cat Woman
Has anyone tried Clarksons Hawkstone Cider yet?
£16 for 6 Bottles. Plus £8.50 P&P.
I can see I have an answer, but I can't see it, this 1 is blocked. Anyone else? Or should I just go Sainsburys and buy my cider there?
 

Mudgie

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Glam,
Not wishing to be a killjoy but maybe you should be careful about consuming cider depending on how badly your joints are hurting.
Most friends of mine who regularly drank plenty of proper cider now have problems with their knees and/or hips.
Take care.
 

Mudgie

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Glam,
Anyway, it's probably no better than many other ciders and only sells well with being linked to "a celebrity".
If I was buying cider I'd go for Hurst View from Wheaton Aston.
Small producers such as Hurst View will remain small producers simply because they can't afford the marketing needed to compete with the big national brands owned by multinational companies. Clarkson though only has to occasionally put out a bit of "news" about his cider as a "press release" and millions of people will hear about it. I wouldn't buy a product associated with one so disrespectful of the environment and other people.
 
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staffordjas

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Trying a new pub with a Herefordshire Craft Cider that tastes like slightly fizzed up scrumpy.😂 Only had a pint of Celtic Marches and feels like I've had 6 or more 😂

On my 2nd pint......

Nowhere near as rough as the Nags Head in Mill streets scrumpy years ago , which was like sludge ( but got us p1ssed quicker for the grot.)
 

Mudgie

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Trying a new pub with a Herefordshire Craft Cider that tastes like slightly fizzed up scrumpy.😂 Only had a pint of Celtic Marches and feels like I've had 6 or more 😂

On my 2nd pint......

Nowhere near as rough as the Nags Head in Mill streets scrumpy years ago , which was like sludge ( but got us p1ssed quicker for the grot.)
Ah yes, during Keith Webb's time, late 1970s.
 

staffordjas

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Ah yes, during Keith Webb's time, late 1970s.
Yes , can't believe used to neck that , after a pub crawl from The Gate, Prince of Wales , Hop pole & four crosses, Sheridan , The vine, Coach & horses plus others, before moving on to The Grapes for leg overs ( cider & cherry B) and Pernod . Then dance it off in The Grot ( Top of the World).
No wonder I was ill next day!

Only lasted for the 2 pints in new cider pub earlier. Had a band setting up who wanted the entire inside ground floor of the pub, so asked everyone to move outside. Drank up & left !
 

Trumpet

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Or there's always this
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One for @staffordjas
 
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