TRUE CRAFT CIDER
From backyard brewing in the ‘burbs to the high streets of Cape Town’s social scene, the humble apple has made its way all the way from the fertile soils of the Elgin Valley to the stainless-steel tanks at Cape Town Cider House. And from that, a true craft cider was born. Cape Town Cider House produces high-quality, true craft cider with 0% BS!
QUALITY INGREDIENTS
NATURAL SUNSHINE
FERMENTED WITH CARE
UNRIVALLED TASTE
HARD CIDER
TASTING NOTES
Cape Town Cider House HARD CIDER is a refreshing, effervescent, semi-dry cloudy, apple cider with light notes of apple skin, cherry and champagne. We use only the best apples sourced from the fertile soils of the Elgin Valley.
BEST SERVED
‘ICE ICE BABY’ COLD.
340ML | 5.5% ALC.VOL
BLOOD ORANGE
TASTING NOTES
Cape Town Cider House BLOOD ORANGE craft cider is a full bodied semi-sweet, citrus cider made with oranges and apples. A refreshing mimosa in a bottle. The first of its kind in South Africa.
BEST SERVED
‘ICE ICE BABY’ COLD.
340ML | 5% ALC.VOL
CAPTAIN ZERO
NON-ALC
Captain Zero, part of the Skullywags range, is a non-alcoholic craft cider that delivers refreshing tropical notes, easily enjoyed any time of year. Made from apples and a carefully curated hops selection.
BEST SERVED
‘ICE ICE BABY’ COLD.
340ML | NON-ALC
WHERE TO BUY
- Bar Keeper
- Blue Bottle Kloof Nek
- Bottleshop.co.za
- Craft Cartel
- Getwine Claremont
- Kommetjie Liquors
- Liquor City Claremont
- Mothercity Liquors
- Norman Goodfellows Three Anchor Bay
- Norman Goodfellows Gardens
- Observatory Bottle Shop
- Roeland Liquors
- Shorties Blue Bottle
- Pick n Pay Liquor Plumstead
- Pick n Pay Liquor Steenberg
- Sunset Beach Wines
- Superspar Maerua, Namibia
- The Biggest Little Beer Shop
- The Hub Café
- Tops at Cape Quarter
- Tops Vredehoek
- Wine Concepts Newlands
- Wine Concepts on Kloof
- Yuppiechef.co.za
TRUE CIDER
FLAVOUR
EVOLVES OVER
TIME.
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