
Apple & Eve
Fermented crisp Apple Juice loaded with ice to cool Eve down. Also to keep you cool under the scorching hot stadium roof.
Refreshing as a morning in the mountains, Gold Digga's a low carb character born of the golden-apple orchards of Central Otago, deep in NZ's gold-mining country. All rugged good looks and dry attitude, he's a natural charmer capable of turning even the staunchest beer bros into cyder fanciers. Your gran might call him a "nice young cyder". Your mates'll call him an absolute legend. You've struck it rich in the taste stakes. Gold Digga's liquid gold.
'Qyte Plummy' contains 3 different varieties of plum, blended with a powerful, predominately cider apple blend, delivering strucutre, length and complexity that no 'cider with fruit' has yet achieved.
Street-smart, tangy, and a little bit wild. We’ve taken the punchy, tropical tang of real feijoa, teamed it up with zesty lime, and let it loose on our crisp apple cider base. The result? A bright, juicy smash-up that’s as refreshing as cannonballing into the ocean on a scorching summer’s day.
Apricot and mango smashed together with Hawks Bay apples to create this match made in heaven.
Tarty, vibrant and moreish... just a few words we've heard used to describe our award-winning and fan-favourite Berry Cider. Berry Cider is lovingly crafted by mixing our traditionally made, medium apple cider with a selection of berry fruit juices to create a refreshing and mouthwatering taste sensation.
We’ve taken the most fought-over dessert in the Southern Hemisphere and put it in a can. Blueberries, passionfruit and a dollop of creamy vanilla – all swirled through crisp apple cider. It’s fruity, it’s fluffy, it’s oh so flirty!
Apples have a symbolic status in many legends, folklores, and traditions. They can represent love, beauty, wisdom, immortality, and temptation — to name but a few. We just reckon they make a deliciously refreshing beverage. And Juicy Apple Cider is certainly that, with the crisp, sweet hit of ripe apples, balanced by a slightly dry finish. Hmmm, maybe they were right about the temptation thing




