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https://www.cepetch.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/somerset-1.png12001200Somerset is our take on the ciders typically found in the western counties of England, made exclusively with traditional British cider apple varieties.These apples are unique for their high tannin content, delivering a satisfyingly bold and bitter mouthfeel. The cider has a full body with fruity and floral aromas. Apple VarietiesDabinett, Stoke Red, Kingston Black, […]