Tasting ~mysterious~ British Ciders | BLIND TASTE TEST

I taste tested the BEST British ciders for my first-ever blind taste test! Can I guess which ciders are which..?? Probably not.
If you're an expat in the UK like me, do yourself a favour and taste test as many British food and drinks as possible! In my humble opinion, the UK has some of the best ciders in the world!
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Hey! I'm Alanna - a twenty-something documenting my life as a Canadian living in England.
I share the ups and downs of an expat living abroad and what it's really like living in the UK. It's not always easy, but there's been so many wonderful experiences, too. I post a KZbin video every Tuesday & Friday plus an additional video every Saturday on my Patreon account. I also livestream every Wednesday and Sunday at 5:30pm GMT/BST on Twitch.
Alanna x

[@jackdubz4247]

"Bulmers Original! I would have never guessed." GLUG! Comedy gold. My favourite is the 8.2% Westons. Neck two bottles and you can forget the night ever happened. Total night-night juice.

[@TusharPankaj]

Another great edition of Alanna gets drunk on camera! This makes me want to get some cider.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

🙏🏻

[@paulrobson7887]

I didn’t think Woodpecker cider was still made. For those of us of a certain age it was definitely our first experience drinking alcohol as a teenager. I remember being very ill drinking that, would never touch it again 🤢

[@georgefoster8133]

Woodpecker and Olde English put me off cider for life, a teenager in the 80s 😂

[@dprid]

Yep, Woodpecker used to be my drink of choice late 70s & early 80s, when most pubs only ever had Woodpecker or Strongbow, and seldom both. Then my local started to stock an unlabelled cider that I think was brewed in someone's bathtub on one of the local farms. It was much cheaper and tasted ok, and 3 pints had me on the floor!

[@waynekent7068]

I'm shocked too. For extra shock value, I recently found out they still make Skol

[@davebirch1976]

"woodpecker, what a refreshing change" 😂 Showing my age a bit 🤣

[@alanmackie7012]

You have to be careful with local cider that's been made in someone's barn. If it says scrumpy on the bottle, better pre-book your ambulance.

[@elliewoolstenholmes108]

I gave Strongbow an F because it's the worst! lol I'm so glad you liked our Ciders from "hurfudshuuuure"! We make the best cider! I will fight anyone who says otherwise! All the Ciders were either made by Bulmers or Westons. The Bulmers factory is less than a mile from where I live and in the summer, the whole city smells like cider! Woop! Go hurfudshuuuure!

[@ShaneH42]

Thanks Ellie and Lilly, it was a gift to us all 😂

[@eze8970]

@@ShaneH42 Indeedy 😃

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Wooo thank you so much pal!! 🥳

[@elliewoolstenholmes108]

Fancy a part two with ciders from our independent brewers? Lol

[@timelord5920]

@@elliewoolstenholmes108 yes

[@RalphBellairs]

Oh my! Woodpecker used to be the underage drinkers "let's-get-pissed-on-Saturday-night" alcohol of choice back when I was a teenager. It was cheap, came in 2 litre pop bottles and was so sweet it didn't taste like booze. This was 50 years ago, so it's been around for a while!

[@karenashworth5743]

I remember being about 14 and buying Woodpecker cider to drink before going to the school Christmas dance. Hated it! Far too sweet! Then I discovered Scrumpy !! Enough said !

[@janrogers8352]

Happy days...

[@RushfanUK]

A standard of Pubs and Hotel bars for many. many years when the only question from the bar staff when someone ordered cider was dry or sweet? I am going back 42 years here when I served behind bars at the start of my career in hotel and pub management.

[@DaveBartlett]

Of all the ciders sampled, Bulmers Woodpecker is probably the most filtered, most pastuerised cider available, and yet it was Alanna's favourite. That's a bit like a real ale enthusiast plumping for a gassy lager as their beverage of choice.

[@blxxdcxrmxny]

Woodpisher

[@roundtheloopandback]

Welcome again to the Alana gets hammered set of videos, always informative and highly entertaining :) Perfectly embracing British culture.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂 Thanks so much for watching!

[@Leonard_Smith]

Only one word from me to describe this video Alanna - Brilliant! Ellie and Lily, take a bow, you deserve full praise for setting this up. 😎

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@simonsaunders8147]

'Woodpecker' cider is tasty enough. During my youth it was classified as the weak person's cider before you graduated to 'Strongbow' cider. Looking back now they are both more chemically enhanced and bear little/no resemblance to real cider (scrumpy) like 'Old Rosie'. Great cider selection from Herefordshire (HehRaFordshurr).

[@leroymayo8580]

Thank you Ellie & Lily for getting Alanna drunk on camera again... such a fun video, made me chuckle after a long day at work.

[@nigelmacbug6678]

a rough ready recipe for apple and herb bread preheat 180°C, cook for 48+min until passes skewer test grease/ line loaf tin melt 150g butter. mix 375g flour, plain add 3tsp bicarb or self raising add 1tsp bicarb, add 1tsp salt, 1 handful dried apple cut small, 3tsp of preferred herb(not that one) put12floz of cider in bowl, dump dry ingredients on top, fold well pour thick batter into tin, shake to level out, pour melted butter on top of batter cook , onto cooling rack ,enjoy

[@andy2950]

When I was much younger, I'd order half Strongbow, half Woodpecker in the pub. I loved it. I called it STRONGPECKER.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@Judgles]

Great video Alanna, Ellie and Lily! Woodpecker cider brings back happy memories of drinking it as a kid - I haven't seen it for years!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@ShaneH42]

OMG, this had everything. Alanna getting slowly (then rapidly) and inevitably tipsy. Perfectly obscure rankings. Confident yet misplaced analysis. Premature ejaculation. I’m in tears

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂 thank you!

[@grxhfx679fbochnnl]

Love this video .. not a fan of strong bow either but woodpecker is delicious and I love bulmers . Travelling to the UK in a few weeks so I'll definitely try some of these.

[@howardkey1639]

Ha ha, love it. An Alanna blind cider taste that by the end was well on the way to turning into a blind drunk Alanna cider taste test, great fun. Well done Ellie & Lillie for coming up with the brilliant idea for the video. I rate this video 10 out of 10 Alanna burps for a bit of good old Friday fun. Now I think some one better hand Alanna a cloth. 👏👏👏😀

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much!! 🥳

[@johngardiner6800]

You twice thought Thatchers but they were not there, however you obviously know the brand and if you ever get down this way call in to the farm and try there rough (scrumpy) cider. Somerset is the true home of cider. There are also small makers with excellent ciders of their own.

[@georgedyson9754]

I can remember clearly as a student at Exeter University, going to a village called Thorverton, north of Exeter, and the bar man suggested I try a glass from a barrel in the corridor outside the bar. Silly me - that had to be the most alcoholic drink I have ever had. Scrumpy indeed! All the folks in the pub had a quick chuckle as another student fell prey to what was no doubt a common stunt.

[@jonathangreenwood793]

Absolutely love this. You should have called it 7 pints and a Stanley knife! Brilliant that you are getting into the cider culture. Keep drinking and discovering the delights of this lovely nation.

[@gordonwallin2368]

Cheers from Vancouver on the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[@chrisfryer3118]

Woodpecker is what you drink while 13, down the park, with your mates, 40 years ago. It was easy to acquire then, as some retailers thought of it as a kids drink, as did some adults.

[@thehollymonsterr]

This was great! ❤️ I love your pronunciation of Herefordshire, and I guessed Bulmers from your description, it always tastes like pears to me! (Though I had a head start, Ellie is my best friend and I was with her when she bought some of the cider 😅)

[@markj66]

This was great, and props to Ellie & Lily, good job 👍

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much!

[@sjnm4944]

Only just started watching, but it would be hilarious if Strongbow was one of these tested ciders and ends up being Alanna's favourite.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

👀😂

[@kenada0903]

I'm from Hereford, Local pubs here will limit how many pints of Henry westons vintage and old Rosie you can have because it's so strong.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

I'm not surprised! 😂

[@themachine5957]

I'm sure the makers of Strongbow will be charmed to know that you think that their product tastes better when you don't know that that's what it is. :D

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@mikecollins8936]

Favourite cider? Farmer Coomb's Scrumpy. £1.50 a gallon last time I bought it.

[@brianwhittington5086]

Anyone else noticed Alanna getting drunk on camera is becoming a regular feature ? You're definitely turning British with the cider consumption girl 😁

[@pj_naylor]

I've not seen Woodpecker for years, slightly surprised it's still being made!

[@raiskis1]

The way you pronounce Herefordshire is comedy gold. In the nicest possible way. Thank you.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@TheCiderDrinker]

Hi Alanna, I've got some ciders to recommend to you, that you can pick up right now off the supermarket shelves: Pulpt Flare The Sxollie range of ciders Dunkertons Black Fox Galipette Cidre Adnams Wild Wave Always good to find a fellow cider lover on the old KZbin's!

[@vijendrapatricknaryan2637]

Woh! It’s like going on a cider pub crawl. Punishment is so sweet, enjoy 😉.

[@pasteye1671]

In my younger days, Woodpecker was regarded as a "Woman's Cider" because it was so sweet. I prefer dry ciders and my favourite is Gayner's Old English.

[@GemDotThirteen]

Weird toffee apple flavour?! How could you Alanna, that's one of my favourites! 😂😂 Not sure the tapping does anything but I can't not do it, it's an ingrained habit... Only guessed 'A' right lol... I've tried them all except Woodpecker, which my grandparents used to drink, didn't realise you could still get it! Fantastic video Alanna, very funny & well done to Ellie & Lily for setting it up!

[@elliewoolstenholmes108]

I had to go to the Cider Museum to get Woodpecker! lol

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks Gem!! I think we need a strange cider flavours vid next 👀

[@CowmanUK]

Woodpecker is *really* sweet. I used to drink it when I was about 17 and didn't yet like beer.

[@donthemanicmetaller845]

HER E FORD SHIRE !! Pronounce the HERE like herod then ford shire. Love a cider , toffee apple flavour , strawberry , dark berry , rhubarb & custard , all available in morrissons.

[@philipfieldhouse9229]

Cider was the first drink i got drunk on when i was about 9 at a pub with my mum. ( Alcohol is allowed to children if they are not at the bar and they are eating a meal). Im now in y 60s and remember that hangover!

[@ftumschk]

I preferred Woodpecker to Strongbow in my teens, when I was learning the craft of getting pissed. I always thought it had a much "fresher" taste, somehow. Nice to see it's still around!

[@winnywin]

Teens loved Woodpecker because it is so sweet. Also, it tastes quite nice too - on the way back up! That's what I was told.

[@Andy_U]

Hiya. Back in the day, we used to have Woodpecker as the sweet cider to offset the bitterness of the stout (Guinness) when ordering a Stout & Cider Black Velvet. Other stouts are available. A bottle of each mixed together (obviously) would give you a pint and it's quite a 'heavy' drink. Stay safe. All the best to you.

[@ianwills2738]

I’m loving the confidence followed by immediately doubting yourself “ I know this, I’ve had this, do I know this, have I had it? “ Excellent video and a brilliant idea by your followers.😀

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂 Thanks so much!

[@richardharper3397]

Loved Alanna trying to pronounce Herefordshire (I think that's what she was saying) its funny when she was burping and slurring her words

[@thaknows2503]

As a cider lover buy cheap lidl or aldi cider £ 2 for 2 litres and add orange peel or strawberry or other berries to give it a kick 😀

[@michaellewin9339]

yay! Another Alannah gets pissed episode. These are the best!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

☺️

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

Wow I haven't heard of Woodpecker for years. Was big in the 70s.

[@johnboy2562]

That little laugh you give at 10.40 cracks me up! It's the laugh of someone who knows they're in a bit of bother but doesn't give a hoot!🥴😄

[@Andrew-uq4zo]

Yes a cider tasting 😋 👌 class matey x 🍻🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿been asking for this for ages lol 😆 x

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

'C' just got a little over excited to be on your video....:) I liked Merrydown Cider back in the early 60's, as a mate older than me bought it for me, (under age) and did give him the money. I thought that after that cider testing session, you would be up on the worktop, dancing and swinging your glasses over your head laughing.....:) But no... I have heard on the internet of a 'Dickins Cider' which apparently is popular.. I reckon there was a lot more cider consumed, but edited out......later....:) Good video!...

[@markthomas2577]

Woodpecker was the standard everyday cider that kids would sneak off and drink behind the bike sheds when I was a teeenager ...... it was ubiquitous and cheap and advertised constantly on TV

[@jimalbruzzess2445]

Hello Alanna, Another great video!!! Watching you drink is a great thing on KZbin. Have a great weekend. Cheers from Canada 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻👍

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much!!

[@fishboy3626]

Try seasider cider, it’s an award winning craft cider and comes in an abundance of flavours

[@klondikechris]

I LOVE English cider, especially the sweet kind, which cannot be found in Canada! We have our own ciders: dry, drier, and driest. We do have Strongbow, the dry version. Oh, to have the variety that you enjoy!

[@gdfggggg]

If you’re in the UK try thatchers or Aspall 🥂

[@twelvesmylimit]

You'd love where I live in the West Country, Alanna. Somerset is Cider land and the Thatchers company is just down the road. 🍎🍏

[@d45254uk]

Great taste test! My favourite ciders when I lived in the uk is Aspall’s Cider. Unfortunately Aspall cider was responsible for a early bath for me on what should have been a pub crawl lasting the whole day. I usually drink ales but for the first 4 pubs we went in there was very limited choice so I ended up drinking Aspall organic 6.8% or their Premier Cru also 6.8% so within 2 hours I was pretty drunk and decided to go home early in disgrace

[@steve3291]

Alana and cider. What could go wrong? Answer - lots. Woodpecker is the sort of cider you see next to someone lying in a gutter.

[@bruceelliott3518]

Just had a Sunday sesh on the cider and there are so many ciders to try 2 I would recommend are cornish rattler and black rat

[@adamclark7536]

That was excellent, what a fabulous job by Ellie and Lily. In my memory, Woodpecker cider was around a long time ago alongside Strongbow. I bet this has been the best taste test you have ever done!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much!! It was a lot of fun to do

[@potatodumpling385]

I feel like Woodpecker is a real 80's cider. I vaguely remember TV adverts for it. I don't think I've ever deliberately drunk Strongbow outside of a park when I was underage. Maybe in a Snakebite many years ago.

[@ZargonUSA]

As a Brit, and I believe other Brits may concur, there IS ONLY 3 major brands of cider in England and they are Strongbow, Taunton and Woodpecker, but there is ONLY one grand daddy of all ciders, and it's called Scrumpy, the strongest cider in England, Alanna? If you get to travel to the SW of England stop off at a small pub in Somerset and ask for a pint of Scrumpy, then try and walk out the pub door, and then you'll know why the locals call it "Knee Trembler". Real Scrumpy only comes from the Somerset area, there are ripoffs, being sold, but nothing compares to the real Scrumpy, also, real Scrumpy made by the locals in Somerset is around 15% alcohol by volume, whereas commercially bought Scrumpy is between 6% to 9%. Even though I live here in the US now, I originally hailed from a small village in Somerset called 'Four Forks", and I basically grew up on Scrumpy, I make here in the US, and man! hehehehehe, my neighbor tried it and just like moonshine, he couldn't breath for a while,,, his throat started closing up, but after a while he drank a bit more, and I said to him "I bet you can't drink an entire pint", he laughed and sure enough he drank the whole pint, and gloated "see I told ya, I don't feel nothing", "yeah?", I said "now get up and walk out the door" (this was in the winter), as soon as he started to walk out the door, the cold air got him and his legs literally gave out from under him, I just laughed and laughed and laughed, I just couldn't stop. I can only drink 2 pints and I'm so far wasted I can't even talk not alone see straight.

[@garypltn69]

I must admit i do like thatchers gold on draught or the cloudy apple one.

[@GaryJohnWalker1]

A long time ago - decades - Woodpecker cider was heavily advertised on tv. Tho I've probably drunk it myself.

[@Nanonic001]

When we were kids we'd drink woodpecker and strongbow in the park in the summer. We'd have to have both as woody was so sweet and strongbow so dry

[@adamgarratt9915]

Hertfordshire is one of them oddly named places that don’t sound the same way they’re spelt. If it were spelt the same way it sounds it would look more like this: heart-ford-sher.

[@thewabbit10882]

Girl, you said hurfurshur like it is in the Highlands of Scotland 😂😂😂

[@gerrimilner9448]

woodpecker is what i used to drink in the park when i was 17, still my favorate

[@rolanddunk5054]

Hi Alanna,as senior citizen with many years of drinking…all be it beer,I find a good glug,that floods the tongue the best way to find the true taste, but it needs to be out of a glass.Sipping does not work for me.cheers.Roly🇬🇧.PS.i think that you should adopt the song “I am CIDER drinker “ by the “Worzles”as your theme song.Just a thought.

[@keirstanley1805]

Angry Orchard is sold in Shepherd Neame pubs. To my knowledge it is from the US

[@greyman3515]

I love how you can go from a splendid, informative and thorough video on how to get to Britain to one on how to fit in by getting drunk when you get there. Much more fun than the Pepsi challenge.

[@Quaker521]

I'm a little surprised that you've never had Woodpeckers cider before as it's been around for such a long time. Strongbow and Woodpeckers used to be the most common ciders. That said there has been an explosion of 'better' ciders over the last few years so maybe it is not quite trendy enough these days. Great video Alanna (as all of your alcohol videos are! 😂)

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much! I've never seen Woodpecker before - apparently it's a bit harder to find these days!

[@docostler]

Way back when I worked in the assay lab in a remote iron/copper mine in B.C. the chemist was an Englishman named Albert. His drink of choice was cider in in the townsite beer parlour. It was either that or very old bottled beer. When Albert retired the lab and mill staff organized a cider bash and flew in a whack of different kinds; I'm pretty sure there was Woodpecker in the haul. Came the day and we all gathered in a house and surprised Albert with the party. He arrived and promptly asked for a gin and tonic. He explained that he only drank cider because it was better than the dodgy beer. There we were loaded to the gills with cider and the only guy who regularly drank it wasn't having any. Cider hangovers are pretty grim.

[@daffyduk77]

Strongbow used to be very dry whilst Woodpecker was sometimes too sweet. All changed now

[@chrismartin2663]

@@daffyduk77 yeah, thats how I remember them.

[@scottlp2323]

Alanna and alcohol is pure gold. :) Alcohol always targets the mean gene but, fortunately, Alanna doesn't have a bad bone in her body. This was hilarious. What a lovely human. :)

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

You're too kind!!

[@hughtube5154]

Shout out to the Patrons who went the extra mile to obscure the labels and paint the bottles / cans.

[@petertyson4022]

Lol😁. Brilliant show. Better then the then the TV show on drink. Lol😁. ..you looked different in the beginning. Your hair longer. Highlights. Different glasses. Then I realised when you pulled your hair back after a few drinks. Lol 😊. Your boyfriend going to have fun with you tonight, one way or another lol😊. Must be a good bloke. Strong bow was the 1st cider we used to drink as kids, as it was very cheap . Wood picker was was later on, am talking about the 70s. Becks none alcohol drink is the best for me. Drink it cold and out off the bottle. Heineken is my 2nd so far. Tests like the beer .again drink it cold in a glass . Both refashing. Getting drunk by watching you.😄. Last bit. It's not really alcohol free. 0.01. Good show made my day. ✌😊

[@markwalsh1474]

Thanks Alanna.It goes to show if you don't know things do taste different. .Many thanks really liked this one ...Keep it up .

[@Sidewalkpeace]

Many small farms produce independent local ciders out in the countryside. Most of them are divine but expensive

[@richardalfredpalmer4383]

That’s my favourite stowford press cider I had today 22nd of July 2022 in a Witherspoon pud harrow Middlesex.

[@wonhung]

Woodpecker is ANCIENT. I used to drink it as young teen back in the '60s!!!! along with Black Label, Strongbow & Dry Black Thorn and not to forget Pomaigne (Not to be confused with the cheap version, Pomia).

[@braces2]

I think you'll find it's Hair-red-ford-shire. Great video btw.

[@simonturner138]

Here we go! Alanna on the lash again.

[@karenward2789]

Try Thatcher's lemon, it's so refreshing.

[@marklondon9004]

Historically, the only upvote for Woodpecker from someone over the age of 17.

[@youcantleavethisempty]

Fascinating... next time I drink Strongbow I'll wrap in in a black bag and see if it tastes better.

[@richardalfredpalmer4383]

Lovely Alanna Getting smashed on cider 🍺 Very entertaining love ❤️ well Done 👍 Dear Alanna might have a headache 🤕 in the morning from all that cider 🍺❤️❤️❤️

[@richiegrey5377]

A real true story Alanna … she was telling her mother when she was a little girl…. She’s gone run away from home… her mother said” On your mark”…

[@davebetch9918]

Now i, I am a bit of an authority on cider. Well, an enthusiastic amateur with vast experience, as my Facebook bans will attest to and my favourite is Thatcher's Vintage. Henry Western's Vintage used to be called Old Rosie and I have only passed out on my mates hall floor once after walking up the hill to his house despite what the tabloids say x

[@norbertfricke7116]

Another great taste test by Cider Lady Alanna. My favourite .s still the Canadian Cider ' scientist ' vid from some bank like , when you got properly sloshed in the garden , complaining about neighbour lawn maintenance. It's pure good !! Any Alanna can HAS to watch that one. Keep up the great video work , enjoy your holiday back home , and my best regards to your Liver !!!😂😇

[@timelord5920]

Before I even watch this, I know it’s going to be fun 😂😂

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

You're too kind!!

[@flannelmeister]

I can't watch you struggle any longer lol. Herefordshire is Herry (rhymes with very) fud (rhymes with mud) shu (like shut, without the T ). So, Herry-fud-shu with the stress on the "Herry". You're welcome! :)

[@riverandsea]

Im drinking cider right now!! Thatcher Gold :) love these vids!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Good choice!

[@Jimyjames73]

Scrumpy Jack is 1 of the most strongest Ciders you can get!!! I like Woodpecker & Strongbow!!! 🙂🚂🚂🚂

[@seanhickling7340]

Woodpecker was a very popular drink with teenagers back in the 80's.

[@SantaridesaKTM]

Great Vid. FYI- Katy is my Daughters name and sounds like (Kaytea) and I used to live in Hertfordshire and this sounds like Heartfudshear. Your welcome. lol.

[@OdinOfficialEmcee]

I also like Angry Orchard's Apple Cider, but I am confident that it is from Pennsylvania, and not anywhere in the UK lol. Great video, loved watching it 🙂

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much for watching! I had no idea!

[@frankmitchell3594]

Company address for Angry Orchard is given as Walden NY

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Taste test yes then 😋🥳 can't wait to watch this one 🎉 have a fantastic time away Alanna stay safe out there

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you!

[@bikesandcats52]

Hi! Woodpecker was the teenage drink of choice until alchopops came along.

[@adyl4fs590]

Brilliant! Nice selection from Hurfudshuuuure... what? ☺ Respect to the two engineers of this grand cider tasting extravaganza. T'was fab. Think I've had Woodpecker, years ago, think I remember the TV ad - guess which bird was in it, or at least in the ad running round my hazy memory. Cider! Huzzah! ...an'hic, brrp.

[@BackToNature123]

3 ciders from Westons, in my home village 🥰 love them all and it makes sense you got mixed up between the 3 of them when they are from the same local orchards. If you fancy visiting, they have a tour, a restaurant and shop plus you can sometimes see the shire horses 🐎😀

[@timbartellselsdon]

and the beautiful fish

[@chriswalker8132]

Love seeing Alanna getting drunk! We need more vids like this. Take us to your favourite pubs

[@frederickwoof5785]

Thought you were saying Hertfordshire for a while, very little cyder from there bouts me lovie.

[@Innerspace100]

I don't have a favourite cider, because I never have it. But... you know... for the algorithm, I suppose. I am having a beer (or rather, a beer several times in a row...) watching this, though, so... Cheers!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

🙏🏻 Thank you!

[@shlibbermacshlibber4106]

Next level test, guess the ciders without even tasting them

[@douglasbrown5692]

For a warm Summer afternoon, I love a bottle of lightly chilled Thatchers Haze.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Great choice!

[@grantparman4705]

Just when I thought a taste test video couldn't get any better, Alanna makes it a blind taste test!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂 Cheers pal!

[@grantparman4705]

@@AdventuresAndNaps Cheers!

[@grahamryder5076]

Heart ford shire is the best way to say it love,now I obviously know that is not how you spell it but to pronounce it. Hope that helps 😊

[@g.g.dunnitt9181]

Hi Alanna.A short lesson in English pronunciation-no offence intended! Herefordshire- say it as Herree fud sheer, or the posh way-Heree ford sheer. As for Cadbury-please,please, PLEASE-NOT Cad-berry-it's Cadbrees or Cadborees! Love the videos, let's have many more, from Mike.

[@englandcalling9721]

Hilarious. No such thing as an unnecessary, Adventures and Naps taste test. Woodpecker's been around for decades, it's a mass market brand. While not English, I do like Magners, especially with a spicy curry or Thai dish. Three cheers, a hick and a burp to Ellie and Lilly.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

Bulmers, Strongbow and Woodpecker Cider are all Ciders that I would call mainstream company brands. Which are made In large quantities all over the UK, as opposed to the others. I like the idea of blind taste tests, can we have more, please?

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Will do!