Granny Smith

Very nice and pleasantly crisp cider. Slightly sharp, but that's undoubtedly due to the single variety Granny Smiths apples. Perfect for a hot day over ice.

Pretty tasty stuff. It has a hint of sourness to it that cuts through a sweetness that would be overpowering otherwise. All together it's quite a well balanced drink that is very quaffable.

I like this one! It has a very good crisp Granny Smiths flavour to it. Definitely one to drink chilled.

Slightly alcoholic appletizer, but I like appletizer so bone app the teeth.

Disappointly watery. Nice and refreshing but not full bodied and not much of an aftertaste

Comes in a 330 ml bottle. Pale golden, with a light, floral aroma. Crisp, green apple flavour, with a sour edge. Drinkable, but unremarkable. Monotonal, and lacking either depth or complexity.

I've been steadily sampling all the craft ciders from all major UK supermarkets. This absolutely goes bottom of the list. Had a farmyard smell, no tannins at all, zero body and no notes of extra acidity- which is what I was expecting from a cider made purely from Grannies. It makes me think that the people behind this cider don't really care, or even know what makes a good cider. Judging by the rave reviews on here - it makes you wonder how easy it is to please people with no discerning tastebuds

Pleasant, crisp and refreshing. A definitive granny smith apple taste with a slightly sour after taste.

A sour crisp taste, a solid cider in which i thoroughly enjoyed, altough it states that it's a semi sweet tasting cider, I actually found it quite dry without the acidic after burn.

semi sweet smooth,bit of fruity and tart

Civilised enough, would be ideal on a summer evening.

Light golden colour, clear with more fizz than meets the eye. Fresh flowery aroma. Distinctive Granny Smith taste with a tinny aftertaste. Light and crisp.

Crisp, and rather sharp. Purchased in Sainsburys, Bude, Cornwall.