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The drink (4.5% abv) is touted as being made from 100% British apples from within 40 miles of the supplier’s Herefordshire mill, with all the waste from the apples being converted into green energy. According to the recently released Westons Cider Report 2022, which has been compiled largely in conjunction with data experts CGA, Kantar Worldpanel and IRi, apple variants are leading the way for on-trade cider sales as they regain ground lost throughout the pandemic and move towards pre-pandemic levels. Bentley also says the full-bodied Aspall Imperial Cyder is a perfect foil to rich dishes like lamb, pheasant and casseroles, as well as strong cheeses including Brie, Blue Stilton and Stinking Bishop and Aspall Organic’s earthy, rustic qualities make it an ideal accompaniment to Moroccan and Asian foods.
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He explains: “What I would really like to see is people being given the opportunity to have trials with cider and for them to explore the full opportunity. I would invite pubs to host cider festivals, whereby pubs can undertake a little bit of trial with their consumers with a range of these ciders to see which ones they enjoy.
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However, according to Lumina cider is less likely to be consumed with meals so operators could steal a march by making it more popular.Regionally, it is the West Midlands, south-west, Wales and Northern Ireland that overtrades with cider compared to the average alcohol consumption of other products. Although London and the south-east have larger percentages that consume cider, it trades slightly below other forms of alcohol.
Cider Report 2022 statistics and insight to help operators The Cider Report 2022 statistics and insight to help operators
Sandall says: “We’re seeing three key drinks trends at the moment – people opting for premium choices and serves, the growing importance of low and no drinks and people choosing brands they trust. They could be of the exact same level of sweetness but they will taste completely differently because the apples that have been used are completely different. And something I’m very keen to try to make the trade and consumer understand is that it’s not just about dry, medium, sweet, it’s about what type of cider is underneath there.Meanwhile, premiumisation continues to reign supreme and in 2021 share continued to move from mainstream to more premium brands (47.8% up from 44.4% in 2019). The third choice would be a flavoured cider because it’s such an important part of the UK category today. Not all flavoured ciders have to be fruit ciders even though the vast majority are. I want to demonstrate fruit ciders don’t have to be incredibly sweet with artificial colours, flavours and aromas – you can actually use real fruits in clever quantities that marry and work with the ciders. Also, it doesn’t have to be dark fruit, of course, you could use elderflower or use something like hops, for example.” With gathering evidence of its adverse social effects that were becoming apparent, Heineken, the new owners of Scottish Courage, wished to distance themselves from the perceived negative impression of White Lightning. The price was gradually increased and the strength was finally reduced to 5.5% in May 2009. [2] [1] Production discontinued [ edit ]
