Browns Lane

Clear light golden pour with a lot of carbonation. Moderate apple aroma with a hint of funk. Taste is lightly tart and crisp apple flavor backed by a hint of straw/hay and barnyard funk. Dry. Light bodied.

It’s got funk on the nose before I’ve even taken a sip. It reminds me of farmhouse ciders from the barrel in Somerset. It’s pours crystal clear with a light straw color and decent carbonation. It’s relatively dry and you definitely get the farmhouse funk in the flavor. If you’re in America and looking for an example of what real English farmhouse cider taste like, you should get some to try. From a style perspective, they nailed it. Initially, I wasn’t taken with it but the more I drank it, the more I enjoyed it.

This cider reminded me of my favourite pub in Somerset. While mass produced, it took me back to those days. I love a dry, tart cider.

Definite notes of farmyard. Nice bubbles, not too sweet. Funkiness hangs on.

Nice as an introduction to an English-style cider. Clear, light golden in color; light carbonation; fairly dry, with a funky edge.

Light and refreshing, good apple flavor. Not very sweet, very tasty.

What can you not say? A solid cider in a can. Glad it's back.

A little too funky for me.