Westons Stowford Press English Export Cider

Brewed by Westons Cider
Style: Cider
Ledbury, England

Serve in Flute, Lager glass

Bottle shared with a bunch of folks at Doug’s - courtesy of Doug. Golden colour with a mild haziness. Aroma is musty and funky, really neat. Flavour is soft and mellow, with some mild funkiness behind the apple flavour. Not sure if that funkiness was intentional, but it added an interesting note to an otherwise standard cider, so I’m not gonna complain.

Draft. Palest gold with thin white head. Apple soft drink up front. Pasty resinous elements in the cider, no spices. Drinks like a flavorful lager, nice.

On tap at Sherlock holmes pub Århus. golden-yellow colour with no head. Aroma is apple, yeast, sourness. flavour is apple, yeast, sugar, sourness. Medium body. Ordinary cider.

Bottle at home. Clear golden - white head. Apples. Light sweetness. Light acid notes. Zesty notes. Citrus notes. Light wooden dry finish. Nice fresh.

12oz bottle -

A really nice example of an English cider, that really showcases the apple. Musty apple aroma, with a fresh sweet apple juice flavor. One dimensional but then, it’s a cider so it should be all about the apple. Worth trying if you happen to cross paths with it.

Pours gold into a shaker. Head quickly fizzles and dissipates to nothing. Sweet oak and apple aromas. Soft with mildly tart apple front to back and through the finish - oak is mostly in the aroma.

500ml bottle. Pours light gold with low carbonation. Aroma is apple juice and light tannins. Taste is apple juice throughout. A bit sweet to start with a medium dry finish. Not complex but easy drinking.

Draft. Pours apple colored with no head. Faint aroma of apples on the nose. Somewhat dry on the tongue. Disappears as you drink it. Bland!

Clear pale yellow with a white head. Aroma is fairly dry and sour apples. Flavor is medium sweet and light acidic. Dry finish. 270811