Wyld Wood Organic Medium Dry Sparkling Cider

Wonderful Herefordshire cider, beautiful apple only taste with only slight but not unpleasant carbonation. A little sweet, but not overpowering. All in all well worth trying. Highly recommended .

One of my favourite ciders. Nice taste and nice after taste. Quite strong but refreshing.

Light amber clear colour. Light carbonation, has an aroma of sweetners/syrup. Dry mildly oaky start. Goes into a fruity flavour but ends with a disappointing sweetner flavour which I do not remember this cider having before. This used to be one of my preferred supermarket ciders, but the overly sweet finish is spoiling it. I don't know if my pallet has changing drinking more "up market" ciders recently, or westons are doing something different. The still bag in the box variety, I have had more recently is nicer than this one. This is still world's ahead of Westons Stowford press or another generic mass produced ciders which are also filled to the brim with artificial flavours and sweeteners. I would recommend this to anyone who likes "cider" and wants to move away from generic cider.

results of a group tasting: delicious, slightly funky nose, golden straw, medium bodied, bold apply flavour that tastes like a blend of dessert and cider apples, medium sweet.

I really like this cider so much because of the people around me and the taste. Although, Hugo, my colleague in cider rating, thinks it isn’t funky. You’re wrong. I think it is funky. Funky is my favorite attribute in cider. And this has funk and I know funk:)

Very lightly sparkling cider. Smooth and goes down well. Tastes like apple and not overpowered by carbonation and fruits. I always enjoy this bottle.

Please note this review is for the 3ltr bag in box, still variant, available from Tesco. For a shop brought cider this has to be one of the best. A smooth, crisp, medium flavour and a natural finish. No carbonation. Perfect for unwinding at home in the evening.

Loving the flavour and body of this cider. A little on the sweet side for me, but very enjoyable.

Oak-aged organic cider. The aroma is of apples with caramel tones. Rich golden colour. The flavour is cooked apple with toffee, and the aftertaste is mellow, with oak, but with negligible tannin or bitterness. Very drinkable, but the mellowness does not develop into anything more interesting.

An ok cider. Oaky tasting and dry.

A bit sweet but reasonably drinkable.

Amber, clear with moderate fizz. Leather in the aroma. Taste starts almost syrupy then the oak comes through with a dry finish.