DISCOVERY CIDER

Nightingale Cider Company

£40

Medium still · 6% ABV · Discovery Redlove blend Discovery is one of the great English eating apples — bright, aromatic and full of early-season character. Here we blend it with Redlove, a striking apple with ruby-red flesh that brings a gorgeous berry note and a blush of colour to the glass. The result is a medium still cider that's both pretty and delicious. Light on its feet but with real depth of flavour. Tasting notes Fresh strawberry and rose on the nose, with a soft pink hue in the glass. The palate is juicy and gently rounded, with notes of red berry, crisp apple and a clean, refreshing

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Registered at Companies House as NIGHTINGALE CIDER COMPANY LIMITED, number 10822737. Checked 2026-08-29.
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