Addlestones Premium Cloudy Cider

Brewed by Matthew Clark Cider (C&C Group)
Style: Cider
Bristol, England

Serve in Flute, Lager glass

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Bottle. Real cider appearance plus bubbles - the best of both worlds. Some fruity apple with a hint of indust alcohol and fruity (almost belgian) yeast. Slightly sweety and not too carbonated. Not too bad but the hints of its processed nature prevent me from enjoying it.

on tap nice cloudy lemon yellow with full foamy white head . aroma is citric and apples . taste is tart and sweet mixture with apples of course . very smooth in the palate - medium low carbonation . very easy to sink a few of these on a hot summer evening

Draught at the Mitre Lancaster Gate. Cloudy yellow colour. Fantastic nice barnyard apple aroma. Light sweet and semi dry apple flavor. Light acetic. Long finish. Creamy palate. Wonderfull cider.

Tap @ The Mitre. Medium head with good duration. Color is hazy yellow. Aroma and taste are apples, citrus, sugar and citrus acid. Medium carbonation.

Cask @ The Lyndhurst. Pours cloudy golden with a nice creamy white head. Aroma is acidy, stable, apples, sweet and sour. Flavor similar to aroma, has nice sourness. Finishes apple fruity and sourish.

500 ml bottle served cold. Sweaty aroma, and I know its supposed to be cloudy, but its not an attractive looking drink. Toffee apple flavour. Not bad

Draught @ The Clipper Inn, Exmouth, Devon.
Cloudy, sandy yellow with soda-pop carbonation raising up a loose fluff of white atop. Brine and kelp, toothpicks, peardrops and a tickling peppery spice make up the nose (very cidery?!). Clean, watery soft apple juice flavour in the mouth, tangy but thin in flavour. Sprightly, racy mouthfeel, sour and astringent on the swallow, soflty vinous, dry and crisp. No length, no life. Not offensive in any way, just very bland stuff..., "next beer bartender!"

Cask @ Knights Templar, JDW, Chancery Lane WC2. Pours a cloudy yellow color with a small white head. Has a fruity fresh tart apple arome. Fruity tart apple flavor. Has a fruity dry tart apple finish.

cask at AGBell ...light hazy yellow ... thin whoite head ... soft sweet apple... light dry tanin nose .... sweet front ... juicy apple ... soft fruitt body ... light sweet finish ... barest tanin linger .... all told simple and easy

From the box at Knights Templar. Tangy sour apple nose. Pastel yellow with a nice head. Sweet-and-sour flavor, lactic and a bit lambic like. Nice—a bit too sweet, but interesting and good.

Draught at a Wetherspoons. Cloudy yellow with no head. Sharp, twangy, bitter apple notes, some fruity sweetness too. It’s ok.