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Brand Strongbow
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Country Uk
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Region Herefordshire
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Size 440ML
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ABV 4%
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Closure Crown cap
Strongbow Dark Fruits Cider, 24 x 440 ml
Regular price £39.49
Crisp apple cider combined with a refreshing blend of Dark Fruit, delivering STRONGBOW'S signature cut-through refreshment. STRONGBOW Dark Fruit contains no artificial sweeteners, flavours or colours. Read more.
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Delivery & Returns
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Description
The history of STRONGBOW Cider might not be a long one, but it’s certainly impressive. Named after the nickname given to one of England’s greatest knights, Richard De Clare, ‘STRONGBOW’ was launched in the UK in 1960 by H.P. Bulmer. The dry cider quickly grew to become one of the most popular in the country. Yet STRONGBOW has remained true to its English roots – the cider is still brewed in the UK using fresh cider apples from Herefordshire. We know you’ll already be familiar with our brand – after all, the first pint of STRONGBOW Original was served over 50 years ago. However, there’s still plenty to learn. You can find out more about the history of STRONGBOW, our brewing process and the ciders below.
Tasting Notes
Strongbow cut with a blend of dark fruit. Refreshment with a dark edge.
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