The Purbeck Cider Company - Dandy Dab 330ml Craft Cider Cans
The full-bodied juice produced from Dabinett apples creates a well-balanced, bittersweet cider with an unmistakable depth of flavour. This single variety cider is curiously crafted from 100% fresh pressed Dorset Dabinett apples and finished with a light sparkle.
Cider Facts
| Style | Single Variety Dabinett Cider |
| Country | England |
| Region | Purbeck, Dorset |
| Size | 330ml |
| ABV | 5% |
| Serving Temperature | Chilled |
Brewery
Nestled on the Jurassic coastline, The Purbeck Cider Company was born in 2006 after Joe returned from New Zealand to decide that Dorset finally deserved to have its own cider and apple juice produced from some of its long forgotten traditional trees.
Using nothing but fresh air and these beautiful apples, Joe has been labouring away in the shadow of Corfe Castle for well over a decade now, to ever improve the naturally delicious and mouth watering nectar of Dorset ciders and apple juice.
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Description
The full-bodied juice produced from Dabinett apples creates a well-balanced, bittersweet cider with an unmistakable depth of flavour. This single variety cider is curiously crafted from 100% fresh pressed Dorset Dabinett apples and finished with a light sparkle.
Cider Facts
| Style | Single Variety Dabinett Cider |
| Country | England |
| Region | Purbeck, Dorset |
| Size | 330ml |
| ABV | 5% |
| Serving Temperature | Chilled |
Brewery
Nestled on the Jurassic coastline, The Purbeck Cider Company was born in 2006 after Joe returned from New Zealand to decide that Dorset finally deserved to have its own cider and apple juice produced from some of its long forgotten traditional trees.
Using nothing but fresh air and these beautiful apples, Joe has been labouring away in the shadow of Corfe Castle for well over a decade now, to ever improve the naturally delicious and mouth watering nectar of Dorset ciders and apple juice.
