I will admit I am fairly new to the cider market, after conversion via a good friend and a shouted schooner down the local. Not sure why I had never considered it before; probably because I have never been a fan of apple juice and I just assumed it would be like apple juice on crack – all sugary and harsh. To-ta-lly wrong. I now have a 6-pack of Strongbow Clear in the fridge for days like today (i.e. hot, minimal clothes, too lazy to do anything). Before you ask, yes I did pick the Strongbow Clear because it is 50% less sugar and 35% less carbs. All the finger food at parties and Maccas hangover breakfasts are playing havoc on my waistline.
Here’s the Stuff That I Bought handy checklist for how to drink cider properly:
- It has to be ICE COLD. Chill your glass in the fridge. Throw in some extra ice cubes. Do whatever you need to do to keep it sub-zero.
- Drink outside. Coldness mentioned in previous point juxtaposes well with Australian summer temperatures.
- Best consumed in groups. Not sure why that is, but the more people who are around, the better it tastes.
- The group needs to be naked. Oh wait, that’s an orgy. Wrong list!
- Through your nose. It burns.
From: Your local bottle-o
Why you need it: To break the heat and the monotony
PS - I would like to take a moment to apologise for the appalling header. I just really wanted to use the word cider in there!
Picture credit: Fostersgroup
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