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The Hard Side of Cider


Cider is a fermented drink from cider apples which are characterized by a bitter tart flavor and coarse texture. Cider is the cheapest alcoholic drink found in the English pub or markets, priced as low as 34 cents for a 38 ounce bottle. The drink, which is generally dry with a roughness uncommon to our apple juice, can be purchased as sweet or dry and as “still” or carbonated cider of 3 to 8% alcoholic content.