Thatchers Gold Can Cider, 24 x500 ml

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Thatchers aired on national TV with Time Stops in 2015, with the concept of showcasing the 12:30pm tasting that happens every Friday at Myrtle Farm, claiming the cider isn’t released until Martin Thatcher has tasted each batch after arriving in a balloon. [12] [13] See also [ edit ] Thatcher's lost their ongoing cider sponsorship of the Glastonbury festival in 2019 to Mallets cider. [11] TV advertisements [ edit ]

Thatchers Gold has overtaken all draught beer and draught lagers to become the best-selling pint across the South West," she added. There are 4.8 million people over the age of 18 living in the South West, according to the ONS census figures from 2021, and the statistics suggest that means every person old enough to drink in a pub consumes an average of at least three pints of Thatchers Gold every year. For each person in the West Country who hasn't touched a drop of Gold in 2022, someone else has drunk another three pints. Its appeal starts right here at Myrtle Farm where we craft Gold with the very best tasting apples. We have a saying that the best cider starts in the orchard, and that’s exactly the case with Gold.Martin Thatcher, the fourth generation cider-maker at Myrtle Farm in Sandford, put the success down to consistency - the drink has never changed since it was introduced, and was immediately popular. It's now being sold across the world. a b c "Thatchers, Sandford". Invest in North Somerset. North Somerset Council . Retrieved 22 January 2013.

Kopparberg Strawberry & Lime - 275 calories (500ml; 4.0 percent) 50.5g of sugar per bottle (10.1g sugar per 100ml). Thatchers Gold – crafted right here at Myrtle Farm in Somerset – has overtaken all draught beer and draught lagers to become the best-selling pint across the South-West. Made to measure– Thatchers new bespoke harvester cares for the apples". Farming Monthly. 18 July 2012 . Retrieved 22 January 2013. Green, Martin. "Thatchers Cider renews sponsorship of Bath rugby". Drinks Retailing . Retrieved 29 December 2017.

Final Thoughts on Thatchers Gold Medium Dry

Again it tastes like it is trying to be a full flavoured aged Somerset style cider but it just falls short. When served cold it is at its best. It has a toned down taste of your classic Somerset ciders with a good balance of bitter apples but low in tannin. There is plenty of fizz with no residual sugar. It isn’t undrinkable but it just needs to be amped up to get a full hit of flavour. Final Thoughts on Thatchers Gold Medium Dry Martin Thatcher, managing director and fourth generation cidermaker says, “This is the first time we have produced a mini-keg, it’s something we’ve been thinking about for a while, and from the fantastic response we’ve received from our social media followers this week, it will go down a treat and people are looking forward to being able to buy it. Thatchers Gold – crafted at Myrtle Farm in Sandford - has overtaken all draught beer and draught lagers to become the most popular pint across the South West. An incredible 15.2 million pints of Gold were poured in 2022.

Thatchers to give off trade drinkers pub experience with bag in box". Off Licence News. 28 August 2012 . Retrieved 22 January 2013. For the very first time since records began, cider has jumped to the top spot in the South-West as the best-selling draught pint. An incredible 15.2 million pints of Thatchers Gold, made in Sandford just outside of Bristol, were poured in the pubs and bars of the West Country during 2022, and it's the first time that the single most-bought brand of alcoholic drink wasn't a lager, a beer or an ale. Thatchers Gold was first produced at Myrtle Farm twenty years ago, and since then has seen consistent growth not just in the South-West but across the UK. It is sold on draught in pubs and bars, as well as in glass bottles and cans with high street retailers.

Its appeal starts right here at Myrtle Farm where we craft Gold with the very best tasting apples," added Mr Thatcher. "We have a saying that the best cider starts in the orchard, and that’s exactly the case with Gold. The Thatchers company was founded by William Thatcher in 1904. [1] His son Stanley Thatcher, born in 1910, began selling draught cider to pubs in Somerset and the company's presence in the area grew. The company is still family owned and employs around 200 people. [2] In 1992 Martin took over from his father, John Thatcher, as managing director. [3] [4] Whether for parties, family gatherings, outdoor eats and barbecues, this will suit those occasions where you’re looking to share with friends.” A Somerset cider brand has become the most popular draught pint in the South West. For the very first time since records began, cider has jumped to the top spot in the region as the best-selling draught tipple.