"through the Learn & Discover program and their social media accounts, CAMRA has become arguably the biggest champion of aspirationally made, priced and packaged cider in the country" cider-review.com/2023/04/01/cid…

In today's excellent @Cider_Review article, @Adam_HWells argues that cider means many different things to different people, and that the strength of the cider scene lies in precisely this diversity. Cider isn't and shouldn't be a monolith. cider-review.com/2023/04/01/cid…

Did you catch @Adam_HWells article yesterday? A superb summary of the journey cider has been on over the last 5 years and how it’s breadth of variety makes it such a fantastic community to be part of 👇🏻

In today's @Cider_Review, BRIAN ARMAS. uncovers a musical masterpiece in praise of perry. Like and retweet if you want to see Barry and Anu perform it live! 🤣 cider-review.com/2023/04/05/ame…

Depressing. The fruit grower cutting down his trees. Needs +20% to be viable. Tesco (et al) offer 0.8%. Energy costs for storage +450%. Labour +15%. The British Retail Consortium say paying more & know need to be more "sustainable." Hollow words. UK fruit prodn ⬇️ 12% in 2021. reuters.com/world/uk/garde…

Previous CAMRA Pomona Awards include: 2022: James Finch James Finch 2021: Susanna Forbes Little Pomona Cider Cider Women 2020: Elizabeth Pegler The Orchard Project & Simon Gibson Simon 2013: Tom Oliver Tom Oliver 2012: Andrew Lea 2009: Mike Johnson Ross Cider

Excellent showing for beer & cider writers in this year's #FandMawards shortlist. Congrats to Will Hawkes, Jaega Wise, Pete Brown & @Adam_HWells ! tinyurl.com/442y3wvt

Massive congrats to both Will Hawkes and @Adam_HWells who’ve been nominated in the closely fought Best Drink Writer category at this years Fortnum & Mason awards. Incredibly pleased for you both!

Pommeau is a geographically protected term for apple mistelle, but mistelles produced in other regions or from other fruit can be similarly appealing. In today's @Cider_Review, @Adam_HWells tastes his way through a magical mystery box of mistelles: cider-review.com/2023/04/12/whe…

It's our monthly Cider Club this evening from 7pm @FierceBarMCR, and this time it's a Bottle Share Social! Just come along with bottle (ideally about 750ml) or cider or perry to share with the group while we relax, socialise and chat.

In today's @Cider_Review, James Finch interviews Paul Morris from Lincolnshire's up-and-coming Hoe Hill Cider and tastes a trio of his ciders: cider-review.com/2023/04/15/hoe…

A veritably presidential perry! 🇮🇪 🇺🇸

In today's @Cider_Review, we are given the opportunity to read @Adam_HWells' presentation from CraftCon, in which he explores the history and present of European perry, and considers its latest developments: cider-review.com/2023/04/19/cra…

In the latest instalment of his series on small, artisanal German cidermakers, BRIAN ARMAS. speaks with Manfred Böhm from Böhm Ciderwerkstatt, tastes a selection of his exciting ciders and investigates the effects of different yeast strains: cider-review.com/2023/04/22/boh…

My latest article for @Cider_Review has landed! It profiles a 6000 litre per annum, Basque Country Sidra-producer named Bizio. I sat down for a chat with their head cider-maker Maore to discover more about their ethos and operations 🍎☺️🍏 :)X cider-review.com/2023/04/29/biz…

In today's @Cider_Review, Jack Toye interviews Maore Ruiz Lizundia from Bizio Cidery and discusses cidermaking in the Basque Country: cider-review.com/2023/04/29/biz…

In today's @Cider_Review, @Adam_HWells has a hankering for bittersweets and tastes his way through an excellent selection of ciders from the one and only Ross Cider: cider-review.com/2023/05/03/bit…

Really looking forward to co-hosting the next Brum Cider Club with @edbrown_82 and Becks as we spend an evening in the digital company of Mark & Lisa aka Team Whin Hill Norfolk Cider Ltd with some of their fantastic ciders and perry. Tickets available now🍎🍐🥃 :)X

In today's @Cider_Review, James Finch interviews PurbeckCiderCompany and tastes a very special recent release. I really enjoyed trying Purbeck's canned range last year, and it's great to see that they're going from strength to strength: cider-review.com/2023/05/06/an-…

Something cathartic about my own cider Chapel Sider now being stocked on a shelf next to Perry's Cider the first ciders I ever tried & the beginning of this journey over 10 years ago. Very proud moment 🥹