Meanwhile, while volume share was 17:83 in the midst of Covid in 2020, it has now climbed back slightly to 24:76.

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To find out more about the nutritional information of our ciders, please select from the brands below. We believe there’s a huge opportunity for outlets to help build momentum and make the most of on-trade cider in the year ahead. We now have a huge number of fantastic smaller producers, putting the raw materials at the absolute forefront of that product. When considering the range to reopen with, there is no doubt the UK population have a love for specific flavours of their drinks as we’ve mentioned, but to keep things interesting for their consumers, operators should consider introducing a single new flavour from the number of new flavours that are introduced annually by producers in line with emerging trends,” Kopparberg’s Claypole explains.

At the point of pour, the Thatchers Fusion Font infuses a micro measure of the selected fruit flavour into a pint of Thatchers premium apple cider, creating one of three freshly mixed ciders. I’m not even a sweet toothed person, normally I find sweet things too sickly, but this cider is perfect. So go for keg cider, go for true craft cider, have a cider festival, try some of these new great ciders see what people like. Made using traditional techniques and expertise gained since 1904, this crafted medium dry cider has a smooth and refreshing taste. It can provide some of the experience of beer in terms of how it’s drunk but can also capture some of the flavour characters of wine.

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Thatchers also maintains an exhibition orchard in which over 458 different varieties of apple tree are grown. For cider that means apples, so we are talking about specific apple varieties and knowing how they taste completely differently from one another just like with different grape varietals for wine, and different hop and malt varieties [for beer].In fact, some cider businesses are so confident that trade will be back with a boom, one has already labelled it ‘Year of the Apple’.