Tag Archives: Cider

Felix Nash, ciderman at your service

Posted on 01/04/2020 by Henry

There has been a clamouring for a follow-up to my last post on bargain reds at the Wine Society. Well, perhaps not a clamouring, but at least two people have asked for some whites. Sadly, the Society has stopped trading … Continue reading →

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This Week I’m Drinking. . . . Chalkdown Sparkling Cider

Posted on 11/10/2017 by Henry

This is the cider I’ve been waiting for. I’ve been interested in cider (or cyder perhaps) since 2010 when I started reading about how high quality high strength sparkling ciders were made in the 17th century by men such as … Continue reading →

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Rye Literary Festival 25 September (yes there will be booze)

Posted on 02/09/2016 by Henry

My book, Empire of Booze, is at the printers. There’s nothing I can do to change anything now. I’m now working on the publicity. Hopefully there should be a few articles and reviews out in November when the book hits … Continue reading →

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I’m bored with wine

Posted on 09/07/2013 by Henry

Of course I’m not! I love wine. I’m just bored of ordinary wine. As a wine columnist for the Lady I get sent lots of samples. It sounds very exciting but the truth is that most of them aren’t very … Continue reading →

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