WASSAIL
Saturday 16th January
on
ONE TREE HILL ALLOTMENTS SE23
Meet 2.30pm at allotment site.
2.45 Wassailing of Trees around site.
3.30 Jacket Potatoes, hot mulled juice & cider around bonfire.
Bring snacks to share, drink of Apple Juice or Cider.
Noise making instruments.
Wrap up Warm!
Please wear decent footwear it could be very slippery
more info
www.ianwhite.info/Wassail.html
www.ianwhite.info/Urban_Wassailing.html
RSVP
Campaign for Real Ale - Cider
the london orchard project
Tuesday, 29 December 2015
Monday, 14 September 2015
Wednesday, 26 August 2015
Dog & Bell SE8 2nd Cider & Perry Festival
Dog
& Bell SE8
2nd
Cider & Perry Festival
Saturday
19th
September 2015
12
noon till closing
(or
until it runs out)
WELCOME
TO THE DOG AND BELL'S CIDER & PERRY FESTIVAL
WE ARE SHOWCASING SOME OF THE FINEST CIDER AND PERRY FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
EVERYTHING WILL BE NATURAL AND CONSIST OF NOTHING BUT FERMENTED APPLE OR PEAR JUICE.
IT WILL NOT BE SERVED "OVER ICE", ARTIFICIALLY CARBONATED OR UNDER GAS PRESSURE, AS IS COMMONPLACE IN SOME COMMERCIAL BRANDS.
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED CIDER OR PERRY BEFORE, PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO ASK THE BAR STAFF ABOUT TRYING SOME SAMPLES BEFORE YOU BUY.
WE ARE HAPPY TO GIVE ADVICE, CHAT AND HOPEFULLY START YOU OFF ON A SENSORY ADVENTURE, EXPERIENCING THE AMAZING VARIETY OF FLAVOURS WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED
CHEERS, GOOD HEALTH, SALUT, SLAINTE, NA ZDROWIE ETC. ETC.!
WE ARE SHOWCASING SOME OF THE FINEST CIDER AND PERRY FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
EVERYTHING WILL BE NATURAL AND CONSIST OF NOTHING BUT FERMENTED APPLE OR PEAR JUICE.
IT WILL NOT BE SERVED "OVER ICE", ARTIFICIALLY CARBONATED OR UNDER GAS PRESSURE, AS IS COMMONPLACE IN SOME COMMERCIAL BRANDS.
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED CIDER OR PERRY BEFORE, PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO ASK THE BAR STAFF ABOUT TRYING SOME SAMPLES BEFORE YOU BUY.
WE ARE HAPPY TO GIVE ADVICE, CHAT AND HOPEFULLY START YOU OFF ON A SENSORY ADVENTURE, EXPERIENCING THE AMAZING VARIETY OF FLAVOURS WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED
CHEERS, GOOD HEALTH, SALUT, SLAINTE, NA ZDROWIE ETC. ETC.!
In
Conjunction with SE London Camra
The Prince Cider Festival N16 0EB
Been notified of
The Prince
59 Kynaston Road, London, N16 0EB
http://www.theprincen16.com
cider festival featuring 17 ciders Thur 27th to Mon 31st Aug
The Prince
59 Kynaston Road, London, N16 0EB
http://www.theprincen16.com
cider festival featuring 17 ciders Thur 27th to Mon 31st Aug
Saturday, 20 June 2015
Thursday, 18 June 2015
Battle of The Cidermaker’s Euston Cider Tap
very first Euston Cider Tap “Battle of The Cidermaker’s” event this Friday 19th.
The purpose of the evening is to bring together our talented cidermakers, experienced connoisseurs and enthusiasts under one roof. We want people to drink, talk and learn all about cider from the best in the game.
ADDRESS
The Euston Cider Tap
190 Euston Road
NW1 2EF
LOCATION
Please head to the second floor of the Cider Tap
PARKING
Should you require parking, there is a small amount available behind the Euston Tap next to the Grant Thornton building located on Melton Street. If there is no above ground parking, there are a number of underground spaces. Other than that, there are plenty of streets where you can pay for parking which should be free from 6.30pm.
STRUCTURE FOR THE EVENING
Cider makers
Dorset
Sherborne Cider
Purbeck Cider Company
Dorset Sunshine
Dorset Nectar
Herefordshire
Oliver’s Cider&Perry (Tom Oliver)
Newton Court Cider (Paul Stephens)
Once Upon A Tree (Sally Booth)
______________________________
Judging Panel
1. Simon Wright (Hawkes Cider)
2. Ian White, CAMRA
3. Jess Marsh, CAMRA
4. Euston Cider Tap Employee
_______________________________
6.30pm - Cidermakers / Judging Panel / Distributors arrive
6.45pm - 8pm - Blind Tastings commence
NB. Each cider maker must bring a bottle of their best Dry/Medium/Sweet Still and Sparkling Medium/Sparkling Sweet.
The judging panel are then in charge of rating each cider which will be unknown to themselves and everyone else.
By the end of the evening there will be an individual winner and then a regional winner based on total marks scored.
The score sheet will be comprised of the following:-
VISUAL / 3
AROMA / 5
TASTE / 7
MOUTH FEEL / 5
= 20 marks in total
________________________________
8pm - Presentation and awards
________________________________
8.15pm onwards - A chance to "Meet The Maker” , drink, chat etc!
The purpose of the evening is to bring together our talented cidermakers, experienced connoisseurs and enthusiasts under one roof. We want people to drink, talk and learn all about cider from the best in the game.
ADDRESS
The Euston Cider Tap
190 Euston Road
NW1 2EF
LOCATION
Please head to the second floor of the Cider Tap
PARKING
Should you require parking, there is a small amount available behind the Euston Tap next to the Grant Thornton building located on Melton Street. If there is no above ground parking, there are a number of underground spaces. Other than that, there are plenty of streets where you can pay for parking which should be free from 6.30pm.
STRUCTURE FOR THE EVENING
Cider makers
Dorset
Sherborne Cider
Purbeck Cider Company
Dorset Sunshine
Dorset Nectar
Herefordshire
Oliver’s Cider&Perry (Tom Oliver)
Newton Court Cider (Paul Stephens)
Once Upon A Tree (Sally Booth)
______________________________
Judging Panel
1. Simon Wright (Hawkes Cider)
2. Ian White, CAMRA
3. Jess Marsh, CAMRA
4. Euston Cider Tap Employee
_______________________________
6.30pm - Cidermakers / Judging Panel / Distributors arrive
6.45pm - 8pm - Blind Tastings commence
NB. Each cider maker must bring a bottle of their best Dry/Medium/Sweet Still and Sparkling Medium/Sparkling Sweet.
The judging panel are then in charge of rating each cider which will be unknown to themselves and everyone else.
By the end of the evening there will be an individual winner and then a regional winner based on total marks scored.
The score sheet will be comprised of the following:-
VISUAL / 3
AROMA / 5
TASTE / 7
MOUTH FEEL / 5
= 20 marks in total
________________________________
8pm - Presentation and awards
________________________________
8.15pm onwards - A chance to "Meet The Maker” , drink, chat etc!
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
World's Smallest Cider festival opens this weekend in Loughborough Junction
see
http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/06/worlds-smallest-cider-festival-opens-this-weekend-in-loughborough-junction/
good luck and best wishes
http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/06/worlds-smallest-cider-festival-opens-this-weekend-in-loughborough-junction/
good luck and best wishes
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
16th Chappel Cider Festival
16th Chappel Cider Festival set 26th, 27th and 28th June arranged in conjunction with the East Anglian Rail Museum at Chappel and Wakes Colne Station, Wakes Colne, Essex , CO6 2DS
This is an excellent event in a lovely location , that is less than an hour from Liverpool Street, that is well worth supporting. See http://www.earm.co.uk/events/cider-fest for details
Saturday, 28 March 2015
May – Tue 5 (8pm) Cider Month social. Antelope, Maple Rd, Surbiton.
4 ciders normally on handpump With own brewery in back garden
http://whatpub.com/pubs/KIN/6896/antelope-surbiton
Thu 14 (8pm) Cider Month social. Bree Louise, Cobourg St, Euston.
http://whatpub.com/pubs/NLD/5934/bree-louise-london
Sat 30 Golding Hop, Sheet Hill, Plaxtol, Sevenoaks.
Meet (12.05) at Borough Green & Wrotham Station, then 30 minute walk.
A classic rural pub, serving a range of cider including their own House Rough, plus ale.
Please advise if you are coming.
see http://whatpub.com/pubs/TTW/107/golding-hop-plaxtol
Thursday, 5 March 2015
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Bromley cider festival this weekend - Cider List
please see
http://bromley.camra.org.uk/Cider_Festival_list_2015.pdf
http://bromley.camra.org.uk/Cider_Festival_list_2015.pdf
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
2nd Bromley CAMRA Cider Festival at the HG Wells Centre
WhenFri, March 6, Sat March 7th 12pm – 11pm
WhereHG Wells Centre, HG Wells Centre, St Marks Road Bromley BR2 9HG (map)
DescriptionMore details to follow, but more than 40 ciders and perries will be available.
The centre is 2 minutes walk from Bromley South station. Bus routes 61,208,261,320, 336 and 358 all pass by - alight at Cromwell Avenue (100m)
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