Have heard of this and seen it in a few shops but not many thou can’t wait to taste it and see what its like.

P.S. I sometimes hang around with street drinkers, no wait that makes me an (occasional) street drinker too. K is the most popular beverage by far, though I prefer Crest or Special Brew. Merrydown is nicer taystin’, if you want a nice “champaigne” tasting cripspyfresh silver one… or mebbe you like a tastyappleylicious golden oneshire? In theory ‘K’ cider should be bloody awful… but it isn’t, it actually goes down rather well, even when not as chilled as it would be best enjoyed. Whilst not particularly ‘appley’ it is still quite fruity but without a nasty artificial-sweetener aftertaste, and yet not so dry that it takes the enamel off your teeth.Well I love K , when i went to glasto this year I had a little bag for my spare pants and a suitcase full of wonderfull K

Given price considerations, you can do a hell of a lot lot worse than this ‘under the radar’ beauty, not quite as good as Merrydown ‘Silver’, but a good 2nd place (in the price category).I like cider… proper cider, made with a decent %age of apple juice.. Thatchers, Westons, Aspels,.. all good stuff. My mate has got a cider press and goes round the seasonal shows selling cider from 100% juice… we don’t drink Wrongbow, Magners, Bulmers, and similar artificially sweetened commercial shite, and after 25yrs of hard swigging I think I’m a fairly good judge of a decent jug. Do not confuse ‘K’ 8.4% cider with similar strength bad-ass ciders such as ‘White Frightening’ and the ilk. VEGAN, VEGETERIAN & GLUTEN FREE: Discover this range of rich, bright Herefordshire ciders that are all suitable for vegans, vegetarians, and coeliacs - perfect for every occasion Drinkwell is the home of lower-calorie alcohol. We bring together the best lower-calorie beer and cider on the market and all the information you need to make the right choices for your lifestyle. Explore our blog for more. Deciding to add this low-calorie cider to our range of lower-calorie alcohol was a no-brainer for us here at DrinkWell. If you’re trying to reduce your calorie intake from cider, switching to Alska 28 should also be a no-brainer.