Slack Alice

smooth, easy drinker finishing dry. great cider glad I found it on a taster board

Flavour starts off great, really nice smooth flavour but then there is a gap, something is missing in the profile before you get to the aftertaste which again is nice.

Very pleasant middle of the road cider without the slightly harsh end taste that some ciders have. Certainly one I’d drink again.

Yellow, clear, I found it a bit sweet. Drinkable session cider.

Celtic Marches Slack Alice (4.6% ABV, 500ml). Bright, clear yellow golden colour. Aroma is a bit muted: slightly sweet apples, apple skin/tannins in the background. Fairly meek. Light to medium body, moderate carbonation. Dry to medium-dry palate altogether: dry at first, with some tannings, fruitier toward the finish. Then dry again, with faint red apples, leaves, and a wee bit of lemon in the aftertaste. A bit bland but easy to drink mainstream English cider. Almost a relief after the more eccentric elderflower cider from Thistly Cross. But far less impressive than the same company's "Abrahalls AM" I tried last week. 6.5/10

Bit too sweet but good on ice. Would buy again

Golden colour, clear with light fizz. Light fresh apple aroma with some cut grass. A little wood in the flavour.

exceedingly good. Dry and a little sharp, but delicious none the less

Light golden colour, with an aroma of under-ripe apples and grass. Soft, mellow, and fruity, with a woody tartness in the aftertaste. Unexceptional, but drinkable offering. Session cider.

Nice aroma, medium taste with slightly tart finish.

Sweet,fresh,apple

English style is not a description which matches the cider, semi sweet