Tor Cider Company

Golden, almost clear and sparkling

Yeasty slightly musky nose on top of the fermented apple.

Rich apple with quite a lot of tannin. Bits of yeast and leather in there with some woodiness. Very dry initially and the dryness stays there despite the sparkle on the tongue. It never truly mellows but you do get left with a bit of a mouth wetness. Lots of bittersour apples in there.

Not bad but I've had better vintage ciders I think.

Copper yellow, ever so slightly cloudy, flat

Big huge farmyard cider nose. You can get the straw and the Brett in there (see https://cider-review.com/2022/08/13/beer-brett-and-burum-founders-a-trio-from-hogans/).

Good dry cider flavour with a huge amount of fruit, mellows quickly to a long aftertaste leaving nicely refreshed at the end. Well balanced amount of tannin. Not hugely dry as it leaves the lining on your teeth but has the usual slight cheese flavour on the side of the tongue. All around a very nice little cider

Golden, clear with a slight sparkle.

Smells dry wih a big fermented apple nose

Dry cheesy flavour and quite pleasant. A fair amount of the sharp green apple skins comes through with a slight woodiness. It's a fairly astringent number without a huge amount of tannin. Shortish sparkling aftertaste leaving a nice mouth wetness.

Not bad at all. Uses American and French oak barrels for the fermentation

Golden, almost clear and slightly sparkling

New release dry cider. Nice full mellow nose with lots of fresh fruit.

Very earthy astringent initial hit which quickly mellows to lots of fruit and a fair amount of tannin. Bittersweet and a nice long lingering, well balanced aftertaste.

Very much a traditional west country cider and a decent example of.