Cider

My new found favourite - yummo!

[Sadie G]

Ohh - haven't tried it!

[robinwarner]

nice still

[Kathy A]

@sadieg - it has a little bit less alcohol in it than regular ciders and it is yummy so its very drinkable.

[Kathy A]

@robinwarner - thank you Robin.

[KeithDavid]

I want to try that!! Please send me a bottle ;-)

[Kathy A]

@keithdavid - OK. They also make a strawberry and lime cider so would you like a bottle of that too?

[KeithDavid]

OOOoooooo heck yea!!! Or maybe I should just save up the money and come for a visit ;-)

[Kathy A]

@keithdavid - You're welcome anytime - plenty of room here.

[KeithDavid]

Don't be surprised when i take you up on that, I'm well overdue for my first trip down under

[Kathy A]

@keithdavid - cool, I'll have a cider ready for you.

[Constance Brinkley]

Looks good. I will have to see if it carried in the states.

[Kathy A]

@seattle - its Swedish. Surely if its here in Oz it must be available over there.

[Ginger Sanders]

Yep..I could like that.

[Kathy A]

@gingersanders - its the yummiest cider I've ever tasted.

[Ginger Sanders]

I'm Swedish. I can drink it! (I'm also Scottish and Irish, so I can drink anything :)

[Amy Grinstead]

i love this stuff, along with other fruity ciders like kopparberg and brothers. i hope you can get both of those in oz too!

[Kathy A]

@grimbo - I love Kopparberg with strawberry and lime but I've never heard of Brothers - must keep my eye out for it.