A Is for Apple, C Is for Cider ; Food Critic Richard Mccomb Raises a Glass or Two to the Bittersweet Delights of Artisan Cider-Making

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There are times when the appreciation of a particular food or drink hits you like a thunderbolt.

It's a quasi-spiritual moment, as if an impenetrable fog bank has been breached and there, before your own eyes, nasal receptors and tastebuds is revealed the essential truth of the matter.

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A Is for Apple, C Is for Cider ; Food Critic Richard Mccomb Raises a Glass or Two to the Bittersweet Delights of Artisan Cider-Making

It took an apple falling on his head to persuade Isaac Newton about gravity, and the same fruit - more specifically its juice - plays a central role in my own conversion.

I am in a cool, beamed cellar, lined with great wooden casks recycled from the wine, rum and whisky trade, inhaling a sweet, musty scent. Old bottles line the walls. After several decades of not really getting it, I get it entirely: the beauty of cider.

Mike Johnson is taking me through a DIY blending tutorial at Ross- on-W...

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