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There will be no Sussex Branches Beer &
Cider Festival in 2020; hopefully back in 2021!.
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After the popularity
of ciders, perry and wine at the 2005 festival, we've stocked
a much wider range at subsequent festivals.
See below for details of the 33 ciders (split into dry,
medium dry, medium, medium
sweet and sweet), 13perries
and 1 cider perry that feature from
the start of the 2013 Festival.
Update 28 Feb, 4.45pm: the two Battle ciders
didn't arrive...
Update 1 March, 11.32am: ... until this morning!
Update 2 March 5pm: The following ciders/perries
from the list below have sold out before the start of the
Saturday evening session:
- Dorset Nectar cider
- Double Vision cider
- Dudda's Tun Medium cider
- Barbourne Red perry
- Broad Oak perry
- Hecks Red perry
- Little Red Rooster cider perry
- Swallowfields Medium Dry Moorcroft
For more information, check out the Cider
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2013 Festival Selection:
Dry Ciders
- Battle Cider, East Sussex, 7%
- Crossmans Prime Farmhouse Cider, Somerset, 6%
- Double Vision Cider, Kent, 7.4%
- JB Cider, West Sussex, 7.5%
- Uncle Stoat's Sussex Cyder, East Sussex, 6%
- Yellowcoate Cider, East Sussex, 5.5%
Medium Dry Ciders
- Gwynt Y Ddraig Black Dragon Cider, Glamorgan, 7.2%
- Hecks Kingston Black Cider (SV), Somerset, 6.5%
- Oakwood Organic Cider, East Sussex, 6%
- Portslade Wild Beast, East Sussex, 7.5%
- Trappers Cider Fat Tuesday Laughing Jester, East Sussex, 5.5%
- West Croft Janets Jungle Juice Cider, Somerset, 6%
Medium Ciders
- Appledram Cider, West Sussex, 6.8%
- Berry Farm Cider, Devon, 6%
- Black Pig Orchards Cider, East Sussex, 6%
- Burrow Hill Cider, Somerset, 6%
- Dorset Nectar Cider, Dorset, 5.5%
- Gwatkins Norman Cider (SV), Herefordshire, 7.5%
- Hecks Port Wine Of Glastonbury Cider (SV), Somerset, 6.5%
- JB Cider, West Sussex, 7.5%
- Kingswood Cider, Kent, 6%
- Newtons Newton Wonder (SV), Herefordshire, 6%
- Polgoon Vineyard Cider, Cornwall, 6%
- Pookhill Cidre Nouveau 2011, East Sussex, 6%
- Portslade Wild Thing, East Sussex, 7.5%
- Rich's Cider, Somerset, 6%
- Swallowfields Moody Old Cow Cider, Herefordshire, 6%
- Wobblegate Cider, West Sussex, 6%
Medium Sweet Ciders
- Winkleigh Autumn Scrumpy Cider, Devon, 7.5%
Sweet Ciders
- Battle Cider, East Sussex, 7%
- Newtons Cider, Herefordshire, 7%
- Perry Bros. Vintage Cider, Somerset, 6%
- Sheppys Cider, Somerset, 6%
Perries
- Barbourne Blakeney Red Perry (SV), Worcestershire, 6.5% (Medium
Dry)
- Black Pig Orchards Perry, East Sussex, 6% (Dry)
- Bridge Farm Perry, Somerset, 6.5% (Medium)
- Broadoak Premium Perry, Somerset, 7.5% (Sweet)
- Butford Farm Perry, Herefordshire, 6% (Medium Dry)
- Double Vision Impeared Vision Perry, Kent, 7.4% (Medium)
- Gregs Pit Aylton Red & Blakeney Red, Herefordshire, 7% (Medium)
- Hecks Red Pear Perry (SV), Somerset, 6% (Medium)
- Newton Court Circus Pear Perry (SV), Herefordshire, 5.6% (Medium)
- Oakwood Perry, East Sussex, 6% (Medium Dry)
- Ross-On-Wye Organic Perry, Herefordshire, 7% (Dry)
- Severn Sider Perry, Gloucestershire, 6.4% (Medium)
- Troggi Perry, Monmouthshire, 6.4% (Dry)
Cider Perry
- Little Red Rooster Cider Perry, East Sussex, 8.4% (Medium Dry)
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There will also
be a selection of local wine at the festival |
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