New Forest Vintage Kingston Black Cider (Bottle)

Brewed by New Forest Cider
Style: Cider
Ringwood, England

Serve in Bowl, Flute, Lager glass

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Bottled. Golden colour, no head. Aroma is dry and tart apple along with some wooden sourness as well as mild cheesy notes. Flavour is rather dry and sour apples with some wooden, herbal and vanillaish notes. Dry palate.

Tart acidic aroma with a strong apple nose. Pours clear blonde with light carbonation. Dry and crisp with a light tartness with a hint of vinegar. Very nice!

Bottle 500ml. clear glass.
Clear and sparkling, a light to medium yellow color with a average, fizzy, fair lacing, fully diminishing, white head. Aroma is moderate apple, sweet apple, fresh green apple, light alcohol, medicine notes. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet and light to moderate acidic with a average to long duration, finish is dry dry. Body is light medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft to flat. [20100102]

At the Bree Louise. Pours a lightly cloudy, pale yellow. Very dank aroma with notes of vinegar and apples. Wow, funky flavor, acidic, spicy, dank, with apples and cinnamon. Medium bodied, flat with definite warmth. Finishes funky and spicy, moderately sweet, slightly tart and tangy. Pretty interesting stuff.

Light & fruity with a medium acidity and low dryness. It was available at P’boro fest also on Saturdays in the Thatched Trailer (honest) at Borough Market. Tub @ P’boro, Bottle at the market I prefer the blend to the single varietal.

A wee freebie snifter from the stall in Borough Market, London. Apples,leather, cheese, cat pee and yeast did battle on the taste buds. I think the word is "complex". Would probably need at least a half to appreciate, but I was certainly intrigued.

Bottle. Thanks Patrick. Pours clear golden with a off white head. Sweet red apples. Dry and fine acidicity. Smooth. Ends dry. Tasty and easy.

A single varietal cider from a cider apple! Pale clear and applely. I have only ever seen this in bottles also try the Snakecatcher Scrumpy. Avaialable on the Thatched Trailer at Borough Market, say hello to Barry.

Golden with a small white head. Fruity apple aroma with a floral touch. Dry apple juice flavour with a touch of wood

Bottle from borough market. Alround rating: Very dry acidic green apple charcater, almost like a cooking apple its that dry. A bit over carbonated and perhaops the alcohol is a bit too present, but still a decent drink.