Favourite west-country cider!

[JLN88]

I still be learning the ways of the cider but that one that came out of a bus at Glastonbury is good for rendering you confused.

 

[strung out]

I still be learning the ways of the cider but that one that came out of a bus at Glastonbury is good for rendering you confused.

Burrow Hill? or the Brother's Perry? both were pretty nice

 

[JLN88]

Burrow Hill? or the Brother's Perry? both were pretty nice

Well i was going to say i remember it started with a B, but that'd be no use...

 

[strung out]

Well i was going to say i remember it started with a B, but that'd be no use...

The perry is made out of pears and the stall was next to the jazz stage. The burrow hill stall wasn't

 

[JLN88]

Ahhh, yes i remember the one by the jazz stage, all them pretty flags, think it must of been there. good times.

 

[hiccup]

it's in herefordshire, not quite in the west country i know

I went there a couple of years ago. It's, like, way cool. You get to do a tasting and everything.

 

[Iam]

I don't like cider.

Sorry.

I'll go quietly.

 

[strung out]

I don't like cider.

Sorry.

I'll go quietly.

get off this thread

 

[corporate whore]

Burrow Hill's aces.

They do free nationwide delivery if you order more than 60 quid of apple-based alcohol from them.

 

[Sunspots]

Got to admit I've not really touched anything remotely cider-ish since I drunk a load of lethal scrumpy at a party in Worle or Hewish a few years ago...

 

[Iam]

get off this thread

I said sorry.

It's not my fault, I'm a northerner.



Another post in the war, at least

 

[strung out]

I said sorry.

It's not my fault, I'm a northerner.



Another post in the war, at least

no probs mate! Your posts are much appreciated