Cider has long been a favourite drink for those looking for something refreshing, fruity, and naturally rooted in the orchard. But if you’re gluten intolerant or living with coeliac disease, one big question often arises before raising a glass: is cider gluten free?
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Whether you’re new to cider or already a fan, here’s a guide to the styles you’re most likely to come across, and, most importantly, how to enjoy them!
A quick soak in sweet-tart cider tenderises and seasons chicken thighs, delivering juicy bites with a whisper of orchard freshness, thanks to Pearson’s Dry Cider. Dinner just got interesting.
Imagine autumn’s apple harvest wrapped around succulent ribs, this is exactly what happens when you slow-cook pork in Pearson’s Dry Cider, then finish with a caramel-kissed glaze.
If you’ve ever wanted to drink your way through a herb garden (without alarming the neighbours), the Hedgerow Smash is for you.
Best sipped with friends, gossip, and a scone that’s mostly jam. Serve with a raised eyebrow and a raised pinky.
When the sun peeks out over a long weekend, Apple Cider Sangria is your call to arms, or jugs, rather. Pairs well with barbecued things and inflated unicorns.
This Garden Fizz Cocktail tastes like a summer garden party in a glass, but without the awkward small talk or stepping in something suspicious on the lawn!
It’s the sort of drink you could serve at a family gathering and still feel sophisticated, even when Uncle Nigel starts banging on about Brexit again.
