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Reply #15 - 10/04/08 at 19:11:32

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MMm, indeed. Westons is nice cider, agree there.

Old Rosie Scrumpy is so far my favourite scrumpy that I've tried, But again, that's also Westons so I'm not too surprised.

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Reply #16 - 10/05/08 at 11:51:39

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Argor wrote on 10/03/08 at 14:49:34:

One day I'm going to get both english dry cider and swedish 'cider' and mix it 50-50 or so.

You discover: Norwegian Cider (?)

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Reply #17 - 10/05/08 at 12:45:17

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Well Depends on the "Swedish" cider. Currently, Kopparbergs and a few others aren't "cider" but "Alkoholhaltig dryck av Cider-typ" Which means that you need an alcohol-serving license ( It's not covered under beer/Cider license) due to that it's basically a sweet Apple-wine brewed to obscene amounts of alcohol and then diluted with carbonated water. *shiver*

Kiviks (astakan) however make a quite nice, medium-sweet and Sweet cider.

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Reply #18 - 10/05/08 at 13:25:15

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brittanny cider ftw!

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Reply #19 - 10/05/08 at 20:17:19

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Argor wrote on 10/03/08 at 14:49:34:

One day I'm going to get both english dry cider and swedish 'cider' and mix it 50-50 or so.

You discover: Norwegian Cider (?)

Any norwegian 'cider' is the sweet and carbonated kind -- if it can be called cider at all =-|

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Reply #20 - 10/14/08 at 08:05:26

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The only cider I really know is Rekorderlig from sweden: Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to

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How is that compared to the best ciders?

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Reply #21 - 10/14/08 at 15:23:36

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Only one way to go, corn-syrup inspired yummy scrummy yob culture goodness!

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Reply #22 - 10/14/08 at 15:39:05

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*kicks it muchly*

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Reply #23 - 10/17/08 at 10:33:51

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Well Cider is good if you want to get really drunk, you can just keep drinking and pissing, never stops....

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Reply #24 - 10/19/08 at 19:32:00

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Being a dutch student, I've had my share of beers. But Cider, don't think I've ever had the pleasure (?) of drinking one. They aren't that common here in the lower lands I think.

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Reply #25 - 10/20/08 at 09:10:55

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Jhaime wrote on 10/19/08 at 19:32:00:

Being a dutch student, I've had my share of beers. But Cider, don't think I've ever had the pleasure (?) of drinking one. They aren't that common here in the lower lands I think.

Well Swedish Cider atleast tends to be like a soda with alcohol, got way to many different tasted, peach, apple, currant etc etc.

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Reply #26 - 10/29/08 at 13:39:00

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Fernmuzzle wrote on 10/04/08 at 19:11:32:

Old Rosie Scrumpy is so far my favourite scrumpy that I've tried, But again, that's also Westons so I'm not too surprised.

Surely that's only cos of the name Fernie? *laughs*

Jhaime wrote on 10/19/08 at 19:32:00:

Being a dutch student, I've had my share of beers. But Cider, don't think I've ever had the pleasure (?) of drinking one. They aren't that common here in the lower lands I think.

You need to goto an english or irish bar then.

Might I recommend:

The Fiddler and Firkin in Den haag, I used to work there a long time ago, it was very popular so i have no worries that it'll have disappeared.

The Abbot Arms in Leiden, might still be there you never know.

That said... Dutch lagers >>> English Lagers. English Ales reign Supreme and Real English cloudy Cider/Perry actually is quite nice even if you can't stand the other regular stuff.

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Reply #27 - 10/29/08 at 16:18:13

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I think the one cider I mostly consume is Crowmoor's dry apple. Its not the best there is but its cheap and quite tasty :p There was some really nice english ones I tried ages ago which actually tasted very apple-y but my memory fails me.

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Reply #28 - 12/29/08 at 05:36:52