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Re: Cider
« Reply #15 on: 07 May 2008, 18:28:27 »
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Problem I have with cider is that once I start, I have a problem stopping!  ::)



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Re: Cider
« Reply #16 on: 07 May 2008, 19:51:25 »
Ive not touched cider since i was 16, it left a lasting impression on me .
 because i was so  inexperienced i drank it like pop (it was straight from the fridge) Did i mention it was home brew God i was sick fo a week :D :D :D :D
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Re: Cider
« Reply #17 on: 07 May 2008, 20:28:53 »
Like some nice bottled ciders such as Katy, Old Rosie, Magners, various Pear ciders etc. Actually, like most ciders except sweet ones like woodpecker etc. [smiley=beer.gif]

Does 5 pints of cider count as 5 portions towards daily fruit & veg intake? ;)
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Re: Cider
« Reply #18 on: 07 May 2008, 22:14:30 »
Haven't seriously touched cider since me and a mate brewed some when we were about 17 using lessons from the "more sugar, more alcohol" school of home brewing. It wasn't a total success. We poured it away in his back garden and his dog found it. Dog was later spotted trying to walk when 2 out of 4 legs were no longer working.

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Re: Cider
« Reply #19 on: 07 May 2008, 22:27:17 »
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It was indeed an enjoyable evening. The highlight has to be Jaime playing frisbee with his Blackberry phone :)

Problem I have with cider is that once I start, I have a problem stopping!  ::)

The constant noises it was making were getting on my nerves....  :-[
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Re: Cider
« Reply #20 on: 07 May 2008, 22:29:32 »
Cider is the new lager with the likes of Mangers etc making a strong market push
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Re: Cider
« Reply #21 on: 07 May 2008, 22:38:34 »
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It was indeed an enjoyable evening. The highlight has to be Jaime playing frisbee with his Blackberry phone :)

Problem I have with cider is that once I start, I have a problem stopping!  ::)

The constant noises it was making were getting on my nerves....  :-[

Not like mine and Dave's nice, quiet , well behaved......



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Re: Cider
« Reply #22 on: 07 May 2008, 22:41:40 »
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It was indeed an enjoyable evening. The highlight has to be Jaime playing frisbee with his Blackberry phone :)

Problem I have with cider is that once I start, I have a problem stopping!  ::)

The constant noises it was making were getting on my nerves....  :-[

Not like mine and Dave's nice, quiet , well behaved......



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Re: Cider
« Reply #23 on: 07 May 2008, 22:51:47 »
true enuff ....


I may not always be the sharpest stick in the box, but dumb enuff to leave my phone in the reach of a self confessed  sony-cidal maniac i'm not !

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Re: Cider
« Reply #24 on: 07 May 2008, 23:18:07 »
Speaking as a self confessed Cider lover of more years than I like to remember (thirty years or more ;)) I love the stuff! My usual tipple is Strongbow (don't knock it-very refreshing on a hot day), but Bulmers Original and Gaymers Old English is good. Don't touch Dry Blackthorn, headache tackle ;D Scrumpy Jack is yummy.

The thing that most people forget is that cider is strong. Strongbow is 5.3% and that's not the strongest by a long shot :o Treat it with the respect it deserves!!! Never buy cider in cans, it taints the taste, always buy in bottles or better still draught :y One of my favourites down in the West Country is Addlestones Cloudy. It leaves a sludge in the bottom with the odd shopping trolley, bicycle wheel etc but is good stuff ;D

Long live cider :y

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PS Everybody's heard the stories of the odd rat in the cider vat. Yeah, well it's all true 8-)

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