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Cider Houses

Cider Houses

Posted on 06. Aug, 2009 by Jim C.

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Cider houses are our National treasures. With an atmosphere that is certainly different to a normal pub, with the atmosphere of a licenced farm at some of the more rural houses. Cider house that sold little of no beer were until fairly recently were common in many Western and South-Western counties. Here is a list [...]

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Cider Pubs in the South West

Cider Pubs in the South West

Posted on 06. Aug, 2009 by Jim C.

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The best pubs for drinking and appreciating Cider. Real Cider gives suggestions for pubs all around the country, where you will be served cider or perry, cheers! The following links to you directly to the list of pubs in each County: Bristol Cornwall Devon Dorset Somerset Wiltshire Herefordshire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Bristol The Apple, Welsh Back, [...]

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Cider Pubs in Northern Ireland

Cider Pubs in Northern Ireland

Posted on 06. Aug, 2009 by Jim C.

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The best pubs for drinking and appreciating Cider. Real Cider gives suggestions for pubs all around the country, where you will be served cider or perry, cheers! Belfast Mac’s Armagh Cider, at Barnhill Apple Juice stall, St.George’s Market Enniskillen Linen Hall – 11-13 Townhall St, BT74 7BD (028 6634 0910) to top

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Cider Pubs in the Midlands

Cider Pubs in the Midlands

Posted on 05. Aug, 2009 by Jim C.

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The best pubs for drinking and appreciating Cider. Real Cider gives suggestions for pubs all around the country, where you will be served cider or perry, cheers! The following links to you directly to the list of pubs in each County: West Midlands Staffordshire Shropshire Warwickshire Hereford Worcestershire West Midlands East Midlands Derbyshire Nottinghamshire Leicestershire [...]

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Cider Forum

Cider Forum

Posted on 23. Jul, 2009 by Jim C.

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Want to discuss cider related topics online with other cider fans? Visit www.real-cider.co.uk/forum to chat with us and your community about everything appley. You will need to register which is free, you can read and leave comments on existing discussions, and post a new discussion topic if you like. We look forward to hearing from [...]

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