Love Bird

Nightingale Cider Company

£4.25

Medium sparkling rosé · 4.5% ABV · Silver, International Cider Challenge 2025 Love Bird is our sparkling rosé cider — and it's become one of our most popular releases. The colour comes entirely from the red flesh of our Redlove apples, blended with Discovery and Bramley to give it body and balance. No added fruit, no colouring — just apples. Silver medal at the International Cider Challenge 2025. Tasting notes Pale blush pink in the glass with a delicate fizz. Fragrant strawberry, raspberry and rose on the nose. The palate is fresh and juicy with soft red berry fruit, gentle sweetness and a cl

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