Bramble Bird

Nightingale Cider Company

£4.25

Medium sparkling berry cider · 3.4% ABV · Silver, International Cider Challenge 2025 Bramble Bird is a proper fruit cider — made with real raspberries and blackberries alongside our own Kentish apples. No fruit flavourings, no concentrates, nothing artificial. Just cider and hedgerow. At 3.4% ABV it's lighter and easy-drinking, but don't mistake that for lacking flavour — it's packed with berry character. Silver medal at the International Cider Challenge 2025. Tasting notes Deep pink-purple in the glass with a fine, lively fizz. Bright raspberry and blackberry on the nose, with a hint of apple

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as NIGHTINGALE CIDER COMPANY LIMITED, number 10822737. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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