Strawberry Daiquiri Cider
A fusion of succulent strawberries, gentle acidity from lime and our renowned apple cider.
Made with a blend of Granny Smith and Koru apple juice from Central Otago. No concentrates or added sugar in this crisp, clean refreshing dry cider that is great on a hot day…well all weathers
Not a beer and not cider, a 50/50 blend of Emerson’s Lager and Juicy Apple Cider, infused with black Currant. Vibrant pink, Snake Bite has a slight sweetness, with a crisp apple finish. Dangerously refreshing.
This delish cider is loaded with crisp green apples and just a splash of tart blueberry juice lending a pinkish hue that is as radiant as a sun-kissed summer’s day. Fruity and easy-drinking with a light dry finish, this is a cider made to celebrate the good times with friends and whanau.
This refreshing cider is the perfect combination of tropical sweet-tart. Our fresh cider has been deftly spun to remove the alcohol, then infused with passionfruit juice.
Up in the Winterless north we can grow super flavoursome Limes and Lemons, so we've taken some juice and zest and created our Acid Drop cider. It kind of reminds us of a combination of Limoncello and Prosecco. Zingy, refreshing and perfect to sip in the sun - A Festival Favourite!
The definition of ‘Cider’ varies the world over. In Europe it is an alcoholic drink from fermented apples, where American Cider simply refers to unfermented apple juice – the alcoholic version coined ‘hard’ Cider. It would be important to clarify the use of the term at your local, as you wouldn’t want to be caught drinking apple juice on a Friday night! Friends, if you’re feeling parched, lets be clear…. our Cider is ultra dry and very hard!
Apples have a symbolic status in many legends, folklores, and traditions. They can represent love, beauty, wisdom, immortality, and temptation — to name but a few. We just reckon they make a deliciously refreshing beverage. And Juicy Apple Cider is certainly that, with the crisp, sweet hit of ripe apples, balanced by a slightly dry finish. Hmmm, maybe they were right about the temptation thing
