Thatcher's Haze

In a head to head competition while eating a ploughman platter for dinner, I picked Haze over Gold. This was mostly because I didn’t enjoy the phenolic notes in the Gold. Overall, I enjoyed the Haze though it might be sweeter than my normal. However, I’m usually game when sweeter ciders are balanced with some acid and bitters.

Sweet and too fizzy, no real fruit tastes or aroma as this seems too artificial. Not unpleasant. Would choose this over Thatcher's gold in a pub. But I would class this a proper cider Thatcher's do better cider at their own shop.

Light golden, pretty cloudy, and light fizz. Aroma of baked apple. Sweet raisins in the taste. Very sugary. Ok if there’s nothing else!

Quite nice for a cheap supermarket offering. Not exceptional but rather pleasant to drink on a lovely sunny spring evening - Cheers everyone.

When I arrive at a pub and there's minimal choice between added fruit ciders and this. I will 100% go for this. It refreshing simple to drink.

refreshing, sweet cloudy cider. very drinkable and not at all bad considering it's so cheap and mass produced

Drinkable but nothing special

slightly gassy but ok once every so often. i wouldnt want to drink more than 2 in a night though.

A cloudy cider, made from dessert apples, with the Jongold dominant in the blend. As you might expect, this is quite a sweet cider, with an aroma and flavour of cooked apple. It is not unpleasant, but I am guessing this is aimed more at a youth market which favours the added fruit flavoured ciders which are growing in popularity. Sugary and gassy.

Light cloudy sweet cider. For me it's quite heavily carbonated but it was from a can, maybe draught might be different.

Cheap and cheerful. One of my favourite budget choices

A nice taste a cross between a Thatchers Gold & a flat Strongbow Cloudy. Very sweet tasting without the dry acidicness, definitely worth a punt.

Absolutely beautiful, kills any thirst stone dead. No strong after taste, suits any occasion