Lily The Pink

Golden/pinkish, clear, medium sweet, quite tasty for the strength.

I thought this a bit insipid and bland at first, with little or no discernable aroma at all. But after a few decent sized gulps, it rather grew on me with a pleasant almost floral taste. I could still only give it 3 stars though.🌟

refreshing, very sweet cider. you feel the pink lady apple very good in this one, so big pluspoint for an authentic taste. aftertaste non alcoholic, no bitterness, which is good. but also no special taste comes after that. still better than basic Ciders you get in the supermarket and a good drink overall, but nothing outstanding.

Celtic Marches Lily the Pink (4.5% ABV, 500ml). I guess the name refers to the pink lady apple being part of the mix, but the company from Herefordshire won't enlighten us. Bright clear yellow golden colour. Aroma is weak: Faint yellow apples, a distant whiff of vinegar, maybe(!) some wax. Medium body, mild carbonation. Slightly sugary apples on the palate, very moderate vinegar, a bit of honey, which stays all the way through. Again, some vinegar, balancing a slightly syrupy finish. Mild bitterness/tannins and apple skins in the aftertaste. The aroma may be disappointing, but taste is quite good, if not terribly characterful. Easy-drinking cider. 7/10.

sweet and smooth

Peach-coloured, with a floral, almost perfumed, aroma, with a suggestion of apple candy. Light, fresh and initially sweet, though growing drier and more tart in the mouth. Little aftertaste. Quite drinkable, but unexceptional.

Golden colour, mid range fizz and clear. Sweet floral aroma. Toffee apple flavour.

Lovely smooth taste. Pint worthy.

Quite a pleasant sweet cider. Produced by Celtic Marches Beverages, WR6 5BS.