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New cider bar in Loughborough Junction reopens on Fri 19 to Sun 21 May 2017

I actually don't think I've ever tried it. A Galician mate of mine has been telling me about it though. I am going to investigate...

It's very good - quite tart and they have a unique way of pouring it which you may know about. Basically as it is flat and not fizzy it is poured from height into the glass to give a little bubbly head. I did bring a couple of bottles back but it didn't taste the same over here. Definitely a drink to savour over there, and very refreshing on a warm day.
 
Its the same size as all other cider cans isn't it?

edit: just googled it,they've gone to 330 ml..... bastards.
Don't think so. When I first encountered them in the 90s, they were 330, not 500. I will not drink from any 330 bottles if I can help it. What a rip off.
 
It's very good - quite tart and they have a unique way of pouring it which you may know about. Basically as it is flat and not fizzy it is poured from height into the glass to give a little bubbly head. I did bring a couple of bottles back but it didn't taste the same over here. Definitely a drink to savour over there, and very refreshing on a warm day.

ooh.. memories... of drinking cider high on a cliff over Bilbao after a bike ride to visit this crazy bridge which is UNESCO heritage site - I'm not particularly interested in bridges but this was an interesting bridge...

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- like you say they poured it from an arm's length held above the head. We ate it with local sheep's cheese and honey.

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And also as a teenager I worked as an au pair in Asturias and saw much of the above.

Cider is so wonderful. *sigh* Very sad not to be coming tonight but heading into Kent to a farm where I'll be certain to sample some local wares.

Lots and lots of luck for tonight.
 
Just got back. Went for one and ended staying to the end.

Met some really nice Urbanites for chat.

Excellent ciders at affordable price. Most are £3.50 for a pint. Big selection.

Would recommend the Strawberry Cider.

Tempted to go for another visit this weekend.
 
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ooh.. memories... of drinking cider high on a cliff over Bilbao after a bike ride to visit this crazy bridge which is UNESCO heritage site - I'm not particularly interested in bridges but this was an interesting bridge...

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There is one of the those bridges in Teesside if you are interested in them (the Transporter Bridge). The surroundings certainly aren't as nice as in that picture though. :D
 
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