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Calis Beach Forum => Calis Bar and Restaurant Questions and Discussions => Topic started by: barenskie on July 05, 2011, 14:10:04 PM

Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: barenskie on July 05, 2011, 14:10:04 PM
Hello this is my first post and is going to be my first visit to Chalis Beach does anyone know any bar or restaurant selling Cider preferably Strongbow Thanks 8)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: philrose on July 05, 2011, 14:18:38 PM
Cafe Pazar sells Strongbow in 330ML bottles

The larger supermarkets are also starting to stock it, noticed the 330ml bottles in Tansas this morning.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: barenskie on July 05, 2011, 14:40:00 PM
Thank you that will make my husbands holiday lol
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: CAROL BROWNE on July 05, 2011, 16:53:08 PM
whoppie can buy my favourite tipple now
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: Supacabby on July 05, 2011, 17:21:53 PM
Get him to try the Turkish Cider, I had a bottle in The Rose restaurant, it was yummy!
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: pstevens on July 21, 2011, 18:27:56 PM
where abouts is the cafe pazar please
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: kenkay on July 21, 2011, 18:51:30 PM
A decent Turkish cider is Sevillen. You can also get Strongbow in Bati Cafe, PJ's and Meri Bar  8)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: corbindallas on July 21, 2011, 18:56:32 PM
Supacabby are you talking about the Cider here labelled as 'Cider' it is gross compared to Strongbow, Magners, Bulmers etc have a look at the label it is full of crap as well as false flavourings. Perhaps after a few Efes's it tastes better but not my cup of tea after trying the main brand ciders in the UK.Glad to hear proper Cider is getting on the shelves here, I prefer Cider to beer but choice here is so minimal.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: jonuzumlu on July 21, 2011, 19:36:09 PM
I had lunch at Fire & Wine winebar yesterday. They were offering English cider and I noticed a sign saying they would shortly be selling bottled Fullers 'London Pride'
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: kenkay on July 21, 2011, 23:50:25 PM
quote:
Originally posted by corbindallas

Supacabby are you talking about the Cider here labelled as 'Cider' it is gross compared to Strongbow, Magners, Bulmers etc have a look at the label it is full of crap as well as false flavourings. Perhaps after a few Efes's it tastes better but not my cup of tea after trying the main brand ciders in the UK.Glad to hear proper Cider is getting on the shelves here, I prefer Cider to beer but choice here is so minimal.

No it's not[:(!] and Bulmers is pop :-\
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: Supacabby on July 22, 2011, 00:54:21 AM
quote:
Originally posted by corbindallas

Supacabby are you talking about the Cider here labelled as 'Cider' it is gross compared to Strongbow, Magners, Bulmers etc have a look at the label it is full of crap as well as false flavourings. Perhaps after a few Efes's it tastes better but not my cup of tea after trying the main brand ciders in the UK.Glad to hear proper Cider is getting on the shelves here, I prefer Cider to beer but choice here is so minimal.
All I can say is I had a bottle at The Rose restaurant, no idea of make or model but Mutlu said it was local (as in Turkish not imported) Cider & I thought it was most yummy. It was my 1st drink of the night so it wasn't tainted by Efes or tea!
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: lance on July 22, 2011, 09:31:11 AM
Fire Wine been saying that for few weeks lets hope they are right ,also cafe pazza sells another english cider called brothers ,they do apple or pear 6tl
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: jacqtay on July 22, 2011, 09:48:15 AM
I would agree with corbindallas in that the local Turkish cider Sevillen is not nice and is not good reading on the label :-\,
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: philrose on July 22, 2011, 10:32:16 AM
Have to agree Sevillen tastes nothing like uk cider and is far too sweet[xx(]
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: Supacabby on July 22, 2011, 13:18:02 PM
quote:
Originally posted by philrose

Have to agree Sevillen tastes nothing like uk cider and is far too sweet[xx(]
Maybe that's why I like it, I have a sweet tooth for Cider, Kopparberg Pear being my favourite.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: lance on July 23, 2011, 11:55:59 AM
Try the Pear one in cafe pazaa good  ;)

quote:
Originally posted by Supacabby

quote:
Originally posted by philrose

Have to agree Sevillen tastes nothing like uk cider and is far too sweet[xx(]
Maybe that's why I like it, I have a sweet tooth for Cider, Kopparberg Pear being my favourite.

Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: farmer on July 25, 2011, 22:27:18 PM
I had a bottle of Strongbow in a seafront bar the other day. Just as a change from Efes.
Very refreshing, but at 6.50 Tl for a 275ml bottle, by my reckoning about £5.10 a Pint, not something I will be doing very often!

And usually it is only the price of Efes that I complain about!:D[V

OK, there appears to be a good few arguments and misconceptions about Cider on this topic.:-\

You cannot get a pear cider, there is no such thing. No matter what the label calls it, it is a Perry.

Oh, and for those who think and state Bulmers is "pop" - who on earth do you think makes Strongbow? ( answer - Bulmers )[:(!]

Turkish cider is not made in the traditional "British" cider way. It is generally made from filtered and refined Apple juice. This is then  chaptalized and then fermented. The addition of sugar before fermentation serves only to increase the final alcohol content, but does nothing to increase the depth of flavour: rather, it diminishes it. A Lot!

I suppose in the end it is very much "Each to his own taste"  8)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: kenkay on July 26, 2011, 01:57:10 AM
quote:
Originally posted by farmer



Oh, and for those who think and state Bulmers is "pop" - who on earth do you think makes Strongbow? ( answer - Bulmers )[:(!]

I suppose in the end it is very much "Each to his own taste"  8)


So, why do they market them as seperate brands [?] cos one IS pop  ;)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: farmer on July 26, 2011, 08:57:41 AM
I guess it is the "taste" thing which is the main difference between the brands.

Customers tastes do vary, and some prefer the lighter and less sharp taste of the original Bulmers to that of Strongbow. When Strongbow was introduced in 1962 it was the forerunner of the trend towards the higher gravity Ciders: culminating in those ridiculous drinks Diamond White and White lightning, both masquerading as "Cider"

Just how these two managed to lose nearly all their "Cider" flavour in the manufacturing process is beyond me. Undoubtedly they managed to increase the alcohol content to almost ludicrous levels.

Strongbow strength varies according to which country you are in. Bottled Strongbow
UK strength is normally 5.3%
Strangely, Draught Strongbow sold in the UK in normally 4.5%
I don't know the definition of "Pop", but would certainly not apply it to a bottled cider containing 4.5% alcohol - which is almost exactly the strength of the original UK bottled Bulmers! :) :) :)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: kanga on July 27, 2011, 17:04:39 PM
Alc volume of canned strongbow is 5.3%.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: Scunner on July 27, 2011, 17:13:30 PM
I like Bulmers Original because I think it tastes of apples - I don't detect that in Strongbow at all and not as much in Magners either.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: june on July 27, 2011, 20:28:36 PM
Much prefer Bulmers always have....taste is sooo much better, cant understand why Olga always wanted Strongbow?...
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: kenkay on July 27, 2011, 22:35:12 PM
Ages since I'd had Bulmers so I tried one tonight  ;) I'll hold my hand up  ;) it wasn't pop and is wasn't too bad  8)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: johntaylor49 on August 06, 2011, 10:35:18 AM
ohhhh arrrrrrrrr!

Nothing like the flavour of a good cool dry cloudy scrumpy served
up from a jug below the Bar!

About the only Cider I drink, apart from something you may be interested in trying, and dont knock it until you try it!

Take any decent medium dry/sweet cider, have a good slurp, take the large Gin you ordered and pour it in, now try it!  8)

Just careful how many you have!

JT
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: lance on August 13, 2011, 09:11:19 AM
Cafe pazza selling cider 6tl they do the Turkish one strongbow and one called brothers made in somerset their actual name is showering and they been making cider for over 300 years ,also they were the makers of babycham many years ago not a lot of people know that.:D ;)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: adorabubble on August 25, 2011, 21:08:27 PM
I wish they sold Magners here. What I would give to have a pint of magners with loads of ice in it. So refreshing.
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: mahoney on August 30, 2011, 12:57:36 PM
what about Brothers cider at Bostans?  :)
Title: Bars and Restaurants selling English Cider
Post by: ronzeus on August 30, 2011, 17:53:19 PM
quote:
Originally posted by mahoney

what about Brothers cider at Bostans?  :)

What about it ? :(