Where has...

[Moscow Mule]

... Aspall's Premier Cru been all my life?

[NickFitz]

In a brown paper bag, next to a tramp on a park bench.

[Lucy]

On a tree?

[TheBigYinJames]

... Aspall's Premier Cru been all my life?

Yes, brewed up ere in Suffolk, lovely stuff. You should try the Perronelle Blush variety too - dearer but worth the extra.

[PRC1964]

You'd have thought that a cider maker would know how to spell cider.

[Moscow Mule]

In a brown paper bag, next to a tramp on a park bench.

I'll have that off him the next time I see him then...

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Yes, brewed up ere in Suffolk, lovely stuff. You should try the Perronelle Blush variety too - dearer but worth the extra.

By a strange coincidence - tried this (the blush) at the weekend - not bad.

[wobbegong]

... Aspall's Premier Cru been all my life?

Oh God, I'm with you on that one MM!! Excellent cider (has to be ice cold though). If you can find it, Thatchers Pear cider is very good too, not as sickly as the rash of Pear Ciders that've appeared recently.

[NickFitz]

Oh God, I'm with you on that one MM!! Excellent cider (has to be ice cold though). If you can find it, Thatchers Pear cider is very good too, not as sickly as the rash of Pear Ciders that've appeared recently.

Out of curiosity, what (if anything) is the difference between "pear cider" and perry? Is it just that the marketing people assume that the general public are too thick to know what perry is?

[TheBigYinJames]

Oh God, I'm with you on that one MM!! Excellent cider (has to be ice cold though). If you can find it, Thatchers Pear cider is very good too, not as sickly as the rash of Pear Ciders that've appeared recently.

Cider is definitely the thing to drink when out in the sun, very refreshing.