Two Birds Part 1

Nightingale Cider Company

£13.25

Still · 7.2% ABV · Dabinett Redlove · Collaboration with Chapel Cider · Limited release Two Birds is a two-part collaboration with Chapel Cider — two bottles, two expressions of the same blend, one still and one sparkling. Part 1 is the still expression: calm, contemplative and allowing every detail of the Dabinett and Redlove to show without distraction. Dabinett is a classic English bittersweet cider apple, and here it meets Redlove's berry character and crimson flesh for something beautiful. Tasting notes Deep amber-rose in the glass, still and clear. On the nose: ripe orchard fruit, dried

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