UK Cider - Past Festivals

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25 - 31 October 2004	Jersey Cider Festival Jersey http://www.jerseyheritagetrust.org/visitor/events.html
23rd 24th October 2004	Don't forget that next weekend is also the Best of British Fruit Exhibition at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, where the NACM is running a cider bar on both days from 9.30 am to 5 pm. Only four cider makers have accepted the invitation to take part - Constellation, Thatchers, Westons, and The Lambourn Valley Cider Company
21st - 24th October 2004	NOTTINGHAM BEER & CIDER FESTIVAL, NOTTS Beer festival Cider list Venue: Victoria Leisure Centre, Sneinton, Nottingham. CIDER BRAIN (Gloucestershire): fermented in a whisky barrel. For those who like their cider strong, dry and smoky COOMBES (Somerset): made by Tom (not Chris) Coombes DAVEY (Somerset): pressed through straw, the old method of traditional cider making DRUID FLUID (Devon): a single apple variety cider, made entirely from 'Improved Dove' apples DRUID FLUID (Devon): a 2 year old single apple variety cider, made entirely from 'Yarlington Mill' apples and fermented in a not quite empty rum barrel! GWATKIN (Herefordshire): choice of four single apple variety ciders made by the 2002 CAMRA National Cider Champion: 'Fox Whelp' 'Norman' 'Stoke Red' 'Yarlington Mill' HECKS (Somerset): a single apple variety cider made entirely from 'Kingston Black' apples MAJOR (Somerset): pressed through straw MEARE (Somerset): slightly rum flavoured SUMMERS (Gloucestershire): CAMRA's current National Cider Champion WEST CROFT (Somerset): the award winning 'Janet's Jungle Juice' made by another former CAMRA National Cider Champion PERRY GWATKIN (Herefordshire): a choice of two single pear variety perries: 'Blakeney Red' 'Thorn' HECKS (Somerset): a single variety Perry made entirely from 'Hendre Huffcap' pears by the 2001 CAMRA National Perry Champion SUMMERS (Gloucestershire): another award winning perry
16/17 October 2004	Just noticed in my local paper that Sanders Gardenworld at Burnham -on-Sea, Somerset, is having an apple & cider special event this weekend, 16/17 October. It is located just off M5 J22. Details as follows: - 300 varieties of apples on display- -friut trees & bushes for sale- -Advice on planting & pruning- -ciders to taste & for sale- -fun & games for the children- - rural crafts & local produce- -Bring your own apples and press them free of charge on their press- Personally, I have got more than enough of that to do here, but I might drive over there if it is a nice day. Rose.
Thursday September 30th 2004 until Saturday evening October 2nd.	We are intent on doing our bit for cider at the North Herts Beer and Cider Festival - to be held at the Plinston Hall in Letchworth, starting on Thursday September 30th until Saturday evening October 2nd. We are hoping to have most of the Reading prizewinning ciders available, sadly Dennis Gwatkins has very little Blakeney red left not bottled, but we will make up with one from Hecks instead. Food available at every session; the venue is only a few hundred yards from the Railway station and we will have Morris men on Saturday afternoon. Loads of Beers and foreign bottled beers as well for those weak-hearts amongst us who cannot stomach cider! Hope to see you there Maggie and John Woolley
Thursday 16th Sept-Sat 18th 2004	Birmingham Beer Festival starts tonight, featuring the following: CIDERS: - Thatchers Dry - Mr Whitehead's Boxing Dog - Gwatkin Stoke Red - Broome Farm Dry - Gwynt y Ddraig Gold Medal Medium PERRY: - Summers Redwood - Troggi Monmouth Pear perai - Oliver's Blakeney Red Sorry for the short notice - been too busy organising to post the details! Come and say hello if you're around - I'll be manning (as it were) the cider stall on Thurs eve, Fri eve, and all day Saturday. Cheers, Tania
Friday 27 - Monday 30th August 2004	The sixth Bewdley Beer Festival will be held at St George's Hall, off Load Street Car Park, Bewdley, ( near Kidderminster) over the August Bank Holiday weekend (Friday 27 - Monday 30th August). The Festival will feature at least 40 real ales plus nine real ciders and a perry. There will also be a range of wines, bottled beers and soft drinks Each year we aim to provide new features at the Festival. This year we will have a BBQ in the courtyard. This will be available at lunchtimes and in the early evenings with a range of cold sandwiches available at other times. Two years ago we believe we were the first beer festival in the country to have a live web cam and this year's coverage is expected to be increased. We hope to have at least three cameras with one providing a constant live feed. The cameras will be operating from the Monday before we open so you'll be able to monitor our progress as the festival is put together. Last year we had a bubble machine which could be remotely operated via the web site. A separate family room will be available at all times. Families are most welcome. Anyone travelling to Bewdley by train, arriving on the Severn Valley Railway, can get in to the Beer Festival for half price when they produce their train ticket. There will be a live band on the Friday evening from abot 9 pm. The Jamesons play semi acoustic Irish music. Opening times will be Friday 27th 12 noon - 11 pm Saturday 28th 11am - 11pm Sunday 29th 12 noon - 10.30pm Monday 30th 12 noon - 5pm The latest news and more information including pictures from previous years and during the Festival the web cams are available at http://bewdleybeerfestival.co.uk/
8-10th July 2004	The first Welsh Cider and Perry Festival to be held at the Chapter Arts Centre, Market Rd, Canton, Cardiff is coming soon. The dates: Thursday July 8th, 5pm - 11pm. Friday July 9th, 1pm-12.30am. Saturday July 10th, 1pm-11pm. There'll be a selection of about 25 Welsh ciders and perries, with perhaps 6 or so on sale at any one time (that's Chapter's way of doing things). I'll let you know what the final list is as soon as it's finalised. One added attraction is that CAMRA will be presenting the 2004 UK Cider and Perry Champions (Seidr Gwynt-y-Ddraig, Denis Gwatkin) with their awards at 2pm on the Saturday. It is planned that the two winning brews will be on sale at that time. Cheers, Dave Matthews
7 - 11 July 2004	Derby CAMRA Beer Festival The festival runs from Wednesday 7th July through to Sunday 11th July, though usually the cider and perry is virtually supped by Saturday lunch, if it lasts that long... Perrys: Broadoak Sweet Perry, Hecks Dry Perry Ciders: Banham Medium Rum Biddenden Medium Strong Chiddingstone Bone Dry Rich's Farmhouse Dry Wilkin's Sweet Countryman Sweet Winkleigh Sam's Medium Times are: Weds 7th 18:30 - 23:00 Thurs 8th 11:30 - 15:00; 18:30 - 23:00 Fri 9th 11:30 - 15:00; 17:00 - 18:30; 18:30 - 23:00 Sat 10th 11:30 - 16:00; 18:30 - 23:00 Sun 11th 12:00 - 15:00 As usual, it's in the Assembly Rooms in Derby, in the Market Place; 10mins from the Train Station, 5 mins from the Bus Station. Free at all times to CAMRA members who've remembered to take their card... from Free through £1 to a max of £5 admission (Sat night) if you don't have a CAMRA card, depending on when you go. This is not a peaceful festival as there are no 'quiet' sessions, but the place is big enough and has enough rooms so that you can usually find somewhere peaceful to sit and enjoy. We will be there either Weds or Thurs evening - most probably Weds. As Rich's is on, We'll probably wear our Rich's polo shirts in support... Ray See their website for more details: http://derbycamra.europe.webmatrixhosting.net/2004_dsbf.aspx
10th June 2004 to 13th June	Chappel Cider Festival, Colchester http://www.earm.co.uk/cider.htm
May 2004 bank holiday weekend Saturday lunchtime 29th May to Monday 31st May 2004 (Whitsun Bank Holiday weekend)	Welsh Cider Festival www.welshcider.co.uk cider, food and entertainment with free camping in beautiful surroundings. At least 30 traditional Welsh ciders and perries from about ten artisanal Welsh cidermakers. Live entertainment both in the pub and the pub garden. Special menu cooked using cider and perry. Pub snacks to include a selection of Welsh cheeses. Sales of Welsh varieties of cider apple and perry pear trees, plus traditional 2 and 3 handled cider mugs. You may pitch tents in the grounds of the Clytha. Plenty of B&B in Abergavenny, with a free bus service planned to and from the Clytha.
14th - 15th May. 2004	The Swan & Rushes, 19 Infirmary Sq, Leicester (0116 2339167) will be holding another Cider and Cheese festival on the weekend of 14th - 15th May. There should be around 12 ciders/perrys with a corresponding number of cheeses. I will post a list when I know what I've got. More details on the pub can be found at: http://www.swanandrushes.co.uk/
Thursday 29th April 2004 (4.30 pm - 11 pm) to Sunday 2nd May	Here is a link to Reading Beer and Cider Festival's cider and perry list http://www.readingcamra.org.uk/Beer_Festivals/Reading2004/cider.htm The festival runs from Thursday 29th April (4.30 pm - 11 pm) to Sunday 2nd May at Kings Meadow, Reading. We are hosting CAMRA's national cider and perry awards, with the preliminary rounds of judging happening on the Friday afternoon. If anyone would like to help judge the preliminary rounds, please e-mail me. The final judging happens on Saturday afternoon, with the winners announced as soon as the judges finish tasting. Melissa
March -25th 2004	Leicester CAMRA beer festival - Thursday 25th March - Saturday 27th March. Details at: http://www.kph.org.uk/~lcamra/festivals.shtml CIDER Biddenden (Med) - Kent Brains (Med/Dry) - Gloucestershire Broadoak Moonshine (Med/Sweet) - Somerset Day's Cottage Dabinett/Norman (Med/Dry) - Gloucestershire Dewchurch (Dry) - Herefordshire Marston Trussell (Med/Dry) - Leicestershire Orchards (Med) - Gloucestershire Ralphs (Med) - Radnorshire Shortwood Farm (Dry) - Herefordshire Troggi (Dry) - Monmouthshire PERRY Broome Farm (Med/Dry) - Herefordshire Day's Cottage Brown Bess (Dry) - Gloucestershire Newton Court 2002 Vintage (Med/Dry) Shortwood Farm (Dry) - Herefordshire Tiddley Pommes (Med/Dry) Westons Herefordshire Country Perry (Med/Sweet) BOTTLED Dunkertons (Herefordshire) Organic Traditional Dry, Med/Dry & Med/Sweet Cider; Med Dry Perry Chevelswarde (Leicestershire) Organic White Wine Day's Cottage blended and single variety apple juices Hope to see a few of ya'll there, Mark (cider bar manager)
2003 festivals below
DEC 2-6 (Tue-Sat) 2003	22ND PIGS EAR BEER FESTIVAL at The Old Town Hall, Stratford, London, E15. (On Stratford Broadway, near to Tube, BR, Buses). Open 4-11pm Tuesday then all day 11am-11pm rest of week. Admission: Tuesday-Thursday after 4pm £2, Friday after 3pm £3, Saturday £2 all day. Allother times admission free. Members Wednesday & Thursday after 4pm andFriday after 3pm £1, all other times FREE. Free crèche Saturday noon-5pm. Inexcess of 100 draught ales from Breweries from across the country and, ofcourse, the usual 'specials' brewed specially for the festival! Bottleconditioned ales, foreign beers and, of course, ciders & perries. ADMISSION PRICES THE SAME FOR YET ANOTHER YEAR - AND STILL NO MUSIC! STAFF ALWAYS WELCOME! Here is the cider list for Pig's Ear Beer Festival, Stratford Town Hall, E10, 2-6 December. CIDERS Abbis Green Valley King-Turner (Mahorall) Meir Hecks Lyne Down Wilkins Rich Hartland PERRIES Brook Apple Farm Newton Court Moore Cheers Mick Lewis
27th-29th November.	Cider list for the Great Welsh Beer & Cider fest, City Hall, Cardiff, more info: www.gwbcf.org.uk The Late Aubery Allan 2yr old Vintage Medium Cider Barker Upsydaysie Medium Perry Brain Natural Forest Dry Cider Rook Farm Cider Rook Farm Perry Crossman Medium Cider Seidr Dai's Berllanderi Blend Cider 2002, Burgundy Perry 2002, Major Tom Cider Day's Cottage Early Sandhurst 2003 Cider Green Valley 2nd Fill Rum Cask Finish Cider Gwynt Y Ddraig Silver Medal Blend Seidr Gwynt Y Ddraig Morgan Sweet 2003 Hecks Dabinett Medium Cider Kennford The Lama Craft Blend Medium Cider King Turner The Mahorail Medium Cider Moore Perry Newton Court Perry Naish Cider Orchards Farmhouse Medium Cider Orchards Blakney Red Perry O'Sir Seider Rafray Cote d'armor brut cider Reddaway Whiskey Cask Finish Cider Summers Gossington Gold Medium Cider Tilley Blended Farmhouse Medium Cider Troggi Seidr Troggi Perry Uren Malvern Magic Cider Witchfield Rous Rat Tale Cider Wassail Arfur Daley
27th-29th Nov	There will a small selection of cider and perry at the beer festival which runs from the 27th-29th Nov at the Old Drill Hall Old Bedford Road Luton. Visit www.sbedscamra.org.uk for more details Mike
Wednesday 12th November 2003	*BOOK LAUNCH* Anyone in the Herefordshire area on Wednesday evening may like to come along to the launch of my book - yes, it has been printed at last - it took almost as long as the latest Harry Potter to get into print.....(but isn't quite as long page wise..) Ciderlore - Cider in the Three Counties, published by Logaston Press. to be held at The Bottle Museum, Westons Cider, Much Marcle at 7.30pm on Wednesday 12th November 2003, including a free talk and light buffet. Ciderlore tells the story of cider (and its sister perry) in the three counties of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire through the history and stories of cider makers from 1900 to the present day. Fiona Mac. order the book through ukcider below: Ciderlore: Cider in the Three Counties
27 Oct-1 Nov.	It is hoped to have the following available at Norwich Beer Festival, St Andrews Hall, Norwich, CIDERS Banham - 3 types Cassell - 2 single varieties Castling Heath Chichester Suicider Crone - 2 types Crossman Green Man Greenwood Haye Farm Hecks - single Kingfisher - 2 types Naish Newton Perry - single Prinknash Abbey Sutton Barn Thatcher Westcroft Whin Hill - 2 types White Gate Farm Wilkins PERRIES Gwatkin Hartland Hecks Lyne Down Newton Whin Hill Mick Lewis (not a perry!)
25th & 26th October	Somerset are holding a number of cider related events at the Somerset Rural Life Museum in Glastonbury. In particular, there is a Cider Making demonstration during the weekend of 25th & 26th October, 2 - 5pm (free). On Wednesday 29th October at 7.30pm there is a talk by James Crowden: 'A sideways look at the history of cider', followed by a tutored tasting with Julian Temperley of Burrow Hill (tickets limited, £2 a head). For more details check out: http://www.somerset.gov.uk/museums/musweb4.htm
16th October	Nottingham CAMRA Beer Festival is on from 11.00 am Thursday 16th October through to Sunday 19th October. The Nottingham festival usually has a good range of ciders and perrys, and is well worth a visit if you are in the area. Usual venue of the Victoria Leisure Centre, Sneinton, literally a stones throw from the new Ice Stadium and arena. It's equidistant from Victoria and Broadmarsh bus stations, and the Midland railway station. Around 340 real ales are promised and there is usually well over a dozen ciders and perrys, though no promise on a number for the latter two... Details of what's going to be available will be posted up nearer the date. Check out http://www.nottinghamcamra.org/nottmbeerfest2003home.htm for more details. Click here http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?pc=NG1%20 for a map. Ray.
11th - 12th October	There will be a Big Apple event on and around the Marcle Ridge, October 11 and 12. The event will include apple identification, fruit tree care, orchard conservation, cookery, talks and creative crafts. For further details contact Big Apple Woodcroft Putley Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2RD or call 01531 670544 - from Geoff Morris
10th - 12th October	Swan & Rushes, 19 Infirmary Square, Leicester. At least 12 ciders and perries will be available over the weekend, sourced mostly from the Three Counties, with a range of English cheeses to accompany. The festival will run from 6-11pm on Friday, and 12-11pm on Saturday, 12-10.30pm on Sunday. Contact 0116 2339167 or mark.shirley@bt.com for further details.Cider & Cheese Fest at Swan From 6pm on Friday 10th Oct until Sunday 12th (stocks permitting) there will be a cider and cheese Festival at the Swan & Rushes - 12 traditional ciders and perries (like cider but made from pears) and 12 top quality cheeses from England and Wales. The cheeses can be bought in snack portions with bread or crackers or by weight to take away. The ciders are all a lot stronger than normal beers so we recommend that you sample in half pints! Below is a list of the ciders and perries we'll be serving: CIDERS Bidenden Medium (Med) 8.4% Broadoak Moonshine (Med/Dry) 8.4% Broome Farm (Dry) 6.5% Day's Cottage - 'Morgans' (Med/Dry) 6.5% Dewchurch (Dry) 7% Gwatkin - 'Foxwhelp' (Med/Dry) 7.8% Hartlands (Sweet) 6% Summers - 'Gossington Gold' (Med) - CAMRA Champion Cider of Britain 2003 PERRYS Broome Farm (Med) 6% Day's Cottage (Med/Dry) 8% Gwatkin - 'Oldfield' (Med) 7.5% Summers - 'Redwood Perry' (Med) 5.5%
Cider and Perry Month - October 2003	The Head Of Steam already sells real cider in most of its outlets but will enhance that to the status of 'almost a cider festival' during October. The outlets concerned are at Euston (London), Huddersfield and Newcastle upon Tyne (the Cluny). The ciders we plan to present over the month, either on handpump or direct from the cask, are as follows: All outlets are called THE HEAD OF STEAM 1 EVERSHOLT STREET, EUSTON SQUARE, LONDON Hunts - Medium Reddaway - Dry Burrow Hill - Med. West Croft - Janets Jungle Juice Prinknash Abbey - Dry Summers - Perry Newtons Organic Broome Farm - Dry Westons - Special Vintage ST. GEORGES SQUARE, HUDDERSFIELD Westons - Herefordshire Country Perry - Old Rosie - Special Vintage Moles - Black Rat Biddenden - Buschels Med Dry Saxon (real Yorkshire cider!!) - Purple Haze - Diamond Lil - Platinum Blonde THE CLUNY, 36 LIME STREET, OUSEBURN, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Westons - Herefordshire Country Perry - Old Rosie - Special Vintage Moles - Black Rat Biddenden - Buschels Med Dry Broadoak - Perry - Dry cider - Kingston Black Please note that the company's outlets at Liverpool and Scarborough stations also sell Westons Old Rosie regularly.
27/28 Sept.	Brogdale cider festival, Kent Location: Brogdale, Faversham Telephone: +44 (0)1795 535286 Dates: 27th & 28th Sept 2003
4th- 6th September	the Birmingham Beer Festival. The festival runs from Thursday 4th to Saturday 6th September 2003. Times: Thurs. 12-3, 5:30-11:00pm, Friday 12-3, 5:30-11:00pm Saturday 12:00-11:00pm. Location: Aston University Students Guild, Aston Triangle, Aston Street, Gosta Green, Birmingham B4 7ES (10 mins walk from Birmingham City Centre/Moor Street Station, 15 minutes walk from New Street Station). Map 1: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=407615 Flyer: http://www.camrabirmingham.fsnet.co.uk/festfacts03.htm Cider & Perry list: Westons 1st Quality Cider, Herefordshire - 5.0% Broadoak Dry Cider, Somerset - 5.5% Wobblygob Traditional Dry Cider, Birmingham - 5.5% Tardebigge Med/Sweet Cider, Worcestershire - 7.0% Barkers Perry, Worcestershire - 6.4% Broome Farm Perry, Herefordshire - 6.5% Summers Medium Cider, Gloucestershire - 6.5% Hecks Vintage Vilberie Cider, Somerset - 7.0% Troggi Dry Cider, Monmouthshire, Wales - 7.5% Tania
21st to 25th August 2003	Two Brewers Dumfries Street Luton are having a cider & perry festival 21st-25th August. The pub wil have 15 ciders & 4 perrys and is only 10 min walk from the bus & railway stations. Phone 01582 616008 for more information. I was going to include the list of Ciders & Perrys but someone nicked my list in the pub last night. Mike
5th-9th August 2003	Great British Beer Festival, London Olympia. Over 450 British real ales, as well as real cider and perry.
14th-16th August	14th-16th August is the date of the Worcester Beer & Cider Festival, which features a cider and perry list to be proud of (if you prefer your drink made from cider and perry fruit that is ;0) http://www.camra-worcs.freeuk.com/www2003/index2003.html Mark
16th August 2003	There will be a cider festival at the Yew Tree, Peterstow, a couple of miles North of Ross, starting at 12 noon August 16th till 11pm. Camping available at the pub tel 01989 562815. Further details from Mike Johnson of Broome Farm Cider now renamed The Ross on Wye Cider & Perry Company, on 01989 769 556. As soon as I have any more info, I will let you know. Geoff Ross on Wye for the cider festival at the Yew Tree on 16th August - it's about 2 miles outside Ross on the Ross - Hereford bus route. Location: marquee at the back of the Yew Tree Inn, Peterstow. August 16, 12-11pm
24th to 26th July 2003	Kent Cowshed Beer (and Cider) Festival http://www.kentbeerfestival.co.uk/beer.htm CIDERS No pink ones, though we've been promised a cherry cider next year! Ciders are from: Biddenden Chiddingstone Crippledick Double Vision Honeyhole Farm Johnsons Moles Neals Place Farm Pawley Farm Thatchers
9th July 2003	Derby Beer Festival - usually has a reasonable selection of ciders and a few perrys. Remember though: it's grim up north! Details are: Venue: The Assembly Rooms, Derby. 5 mins walk from Derby Railway Station and even closer to the bus station. Dates: 9th to 13th July. Times: Weds 9th: 6.30 - 11.00pm; as it's their 26th festival, if you are under 26 you get in free before 9.30pm! (but you'll need proof...) All other days: 11.30 - 3pm (4pm Fri & Sat) & 6.30 - 11pm. Cider list appears to be: a.. Haye Farm: Cornish Scrumpy b.. Tim Chichester: Suicider (?) c.. Naish: Dry Scrumpy d.. La Paquine: Normandy Cider (Doesn't specify whether it's bottled or draught) e.. Hecks: Bramley & Honey Cider f.. Biddendens: Dry g.. Biddendens: Bushell Perry list: a.. Hartlands: Perry b.. Weston's: Perry That's all the detail on the real stuff that's available so far from their website. Further details: www.derbycamra.org.uk or directly: http://217.35.91.110/derbycamra/summerbeerfestival.asp Ray Blockley Post mortem: Had a great time at the Derby Beer Festival last night. Between us we managed to sample all the ciders and perrys on offer - along with many other cider/perry drinking punters. A delight to see! Many were obviously new to the real stuff so it was fun listening to the bar staff explaining what perry is and how it's made. We personally found Hecks' Bramley & Honey cider was too sweet for our tastes and that La Paquine's Normandy Cider was also v. sweet, although it was labelled 'Medium'. Haye Farm's Cornish Scrumpy was excellent to our taste, as was Hartland's perry. Tim Chichester's Suicider was different but I enjoyed it. Thumbs up to all. On a different note, it was great to be able to listen to the Grand Central Chorus 'barbershop' choir and enjoy the cider. Proper skill and craft in the use of the human voice and tight harmony. Superb stuff. All respect to Derby for getting the Grand Central Chorus in. They play every year and are a treat not to be missed.
21st June 2003	THREE COUNTIES CIDER & PERRY FESTIVAL As rumoured on ukcider : The Three Counties Cider and Perry Association present a Cider and Perry Festival at The Dragon Inn, The Tything, Worcester (01905 25845) on June 21 (6pm-11.00pm) and 22nd (midday-11.00pm). We hope to have at least 40 different ciders and perries on draught as well as bottled products. Food will be available at times tbc. We are at present canvassing members to assemble the list of products and will post a notice nearer the time. This festival is with the very kind help and support of Chris and Richard from The Dragon Inn and for all enquiries re. The Dragon Inn please tel.01905 25845. The Dragon Inn is within 5 minutes walk of Worcester Foregate Street railway station. For more details in due course log on to http://www.thedragoninn.com We aim to have all producers who supply the festival to be "behind the bar" for at least 3 hours over the 2 days of the festival, so please come along and enjoy a great selection of ciders and perries at The Dragon Inn in Worcester. Tom Oliver

Most beer festivals have a good selection of real ciders and perrys on offer, and these are organised throught the year around Britain. Keep an eye on the Beer Festivals calendar and why not tell the ukcider mailing list if you are intending to turn up at one, and maybe some of us can have a bit of a meet-up by the cider bar.

You can help to identify yourself and promote ukcider at the same time by printing off a few leaflets and placing them at the cider bar. For this purpose I've included a link here which will bring up a printable page of 2 @ sight A5 leaflets on a single A4 landscape page which can be printed directly from your browser . ( I used Netscape 4.6 ). Then cut the pages in half.