Devon Roots

Nothing under the nose - the same as the other ciders in this range from Four Elms. For me, it’s the weakest of the entries compared to the solid dry and sweet entries. The taste is watery and thin and uninspiring. There’s a slight acidic taste on first sip that soon turns to nothing and fades out across the palate leaving a fairly dry aftertaste within little to no length. This is cider has little to no carbonation and is bronze in colour and is medium in body. Compared to the sweet and dry versions, this entry is weak and unfounded.

Golden slightly sparkling with a crisp taste. The label states Devon Roots is a medium cider but I don't agree, I would say this is a dry cider with a lingering dry after taste.

Dark golden colour, clear with moderate fizz. Light fresh apple aroma. Little flavour. At best it tastes of water lightly flavoured with apple and minerals.