Meare Cider Reviews

chriso	1 Meare Cider - Rum Cask (Draught) Friday, November 27, 2015
chriso	3 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Friday, November 27, 2015
chriso	3 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) Friday, November 27, 2015
minutemat	2.6 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Cask @ London Drinker Beer Festival 2014. States 6.0%. Way too sour, tart and tangy for me. A face-scruncher. Thursday, March 13, 2014
DJMonarch	3.4 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) 1. Cask Stillage at the GBBF, Earl’s Court 06/08/2009 (As Cider 6.0%) Fruity aroma. Golden coloured very fruity and tannin with a crisp and dry lasting finish. Friday, November 13, 2009
DJMonarch	3.2 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) 1. Cask Stillage from the Festival Bar at the Bhurtpore Inn, Aston 01/07/2009 (As Medium Cider ABV 6.5%) Very fruity apple aroma. Golden coloured fruity and initially sweet on the palate with a crisp and slightly dry finish. 2. Cask Stillage at the ABC Festival, Altrincham Market 29/08/2010 (ABV 6.0%) Fruity aroma. Golden coloured a little hazy in appearance and sweet on the palate with a hint of bitterness in lasting dry finish. Wednesday, November 4, 2009
MesandSim	3.4 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) A Mes rate. Cask at GBBF. Very clean gold. Pretty rough ear wax aroma. Thankfully the flavour is MUCH better. Nice and dry, really wakes the palate up. Long fruity finish. Start wasn’t good, the rest was excellent. Sunday, October 25, 2009
Nekronos	3.1 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) VEry sweet yes, but also too good to discard. Although it was a dry one the sourness is exquisit too. Wednesday, September 2, 2009
MesandSim	2.7 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) A Mes rate: barrel at GBBF. Hazy golden yellow. Slight sulfur and egg plus some fairly sweet apples. Not much happening. Dryish finish. Next! Monday, August 25, 2008
oh6gdx	3.4 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) @GBBF2008. Pale golden colour, no head. Aroma is mild apples, some mild notes of wood and earth. Flavour is fruits, some dry sweet wooden notes. Nice balance. Dry. Monday, August 18, 2008
Fin	3.6 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) Bag in a box at Haddenham Beer Festival, Haddenham, Bucks, 05-07-08 Pours similar in colour to its stablemate, so warm golden, colour a bit richer with this one and also like the other its quite hazy. More depth of flavour here with the sweetness carrying forth plenty of nice tasty apples, its still got a nice tang to it and is a very nice cider. Saturday, July 5, 2008
Fin	3.3 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Bag in a box at Haddenham Beer Festival, Haddenham, Bucks, 05-07-08 Pours warm golden with some haze. Nice musty appley aroma, taste is quite dry, plenty of tannins but despite this there is some sweetness that remains and whilst its not bursting with appley flavours there is plenty in there and its very nice. Saturday, July 5, 2008
harrisoni	3.2 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Bottled from bag in a box at Rare Breeds BF 08. Mine said 6%. Hazy gold, no head. Typical cheesy cider aroma. Plenty of cider apple fruit in mouth, little bit orangey. This is pretty drinkable, nice apple juice. Bit of eucalyptis. A little grassy even. Cheese flavour settles down, but it is still there. Fine. Monday, June 9, 2008
DonMagi	3.5 Meare Cider - Medium (Draught) Bag in Box in Blackfriars. Aroma is noteably sweeter cider apples, nutmeg and general spice. Taste is similar, very very apply indeed and defo on the sweeter side, but very tasty and drinkable. Monday, May 26, 2008
imdownthepub	3.1 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Real cider from Polypin at Banbury Beer Fest 07. Orange gold with no head. Citric dry cider with apple peel and sharp apple flavours. Refreshing, peaty and pretty good. Thursday, March 29, 2007
maeib	3.3 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) From the barrel - Leicester BF. A hazy orangey/green coloured cider. The aroma is apply with notes of sugar. The taste is pretty dry with some tannin notes. Rough around the edges, but pretty good. Monday, March 19, 2007
Mungo	3.3 Meare Cider - Dry (Draught) Polypin @ Southampton Beer Festival 2006. Light refreshing cider. Dry with good acidity. Slightly woody with a little cheesiness and minimal fruit. Tuesday, June 6, 2006