Strongbow Dry Apple Cider Bottles 355ml

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Strongbow Dry Apple Cider Bottles 355ml

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Tasting Note: The apple aroma is ripened and rich with a hint of fruitiness and the palate is reminiscent of fresh pressed apple juice. A mild, tangy dryness on the palate rounds out the fullness and provides a beautifully balanced cider.

Additional Details

SKU:
11686-4X6PK-CTN24
Size:
355
Container Type:
Bottle
Country:
Australia
Alcohol %:
5
Region:
Australia
Style:
Dry
Varietal:
Cider

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