Cider / Perry
CIDER & PERRY
What are Real Cider and Perry? They are both long established traditional drinks which are produced from either apples (Cider) or pears (Perry) and are neither artificially carbonated nor pasteurised. Real Perry is produced from specially grown pears and can only be produced in low quantities. When the juice from the pears is fermented the drink produced is called Perry not Pear Cider. Whilst Real Cider can be found in a growing number of pubs this is rarely the case for Real Perry. As the products are natural it is possible that the actual alcohol may vary. The basic premise for production remains - simply pick and press the fruit, allow to ferment and enjoy.
CAMRA actively promotes the interests of those people who enjoy Real Cider and Perry.
A growing number of Pubs in our area sell these wonderful products.
There is a growing number of Cider and Perry products now being sold containing 'flavourings'. Unless they contain only apples or pears they are not accepted by Camra as Real Cider or Perry. Some other products are also not considered to be Real Cider or Perry. To get an up to date definition please consult the Camra National website at www.camra.org.uk
What are Real Cider and Perry? They are both long established traditional drinks which are produced from either apples (Cider) or pears (Perry) and are neither artificially carbonated nor pasteurised. Real Perry is produced from specially grown pears and can only be produced in low quantities. When the juice from the pears is fermented the drink produced is called Perry not Pear Cider. Whilst Real Cider can be found in a growing number of pubs this is rarely the case for Real Perry. As the products are natural it is possible that the actual alcohol may vary. The basic premise for production remains - simply pick and press the fruit, allow to ferment and enjoy.
CAMRA actively promotes the interests of those people who enjoy Real Cider and Perry.
A growing number of Pubs in our area sell these wonderful products.
There is a growing number of Cider and Perry products now being sold containing 'flavourings'. Unless they contain only apples or pears they are not accepted by Camra as Real Cider or Perry. Some other products are also not considered to be Real Cider or Perry. To get an up to date definition please consult the Camra National website at www.camra.org.uk
LOCAL PUBS SELLING REAL CIDER & PERRY
BAR T'AT - 7 Cunliffe Road, Ilkley LS29 9DZ
HAIGY'S - 31 Lumb Lane, Manningham, Bradord BD8 3JN
CASTLE - 20 Gratton Road, Bradford BD1 2LU
DUKE OF YORK INN - Dean Lane Head, Old Allen Road, Thornton BD13 3RT
FANNY'S ALE & CIDER HOUSE - 63 Saltaire Road, Saltaire BD18 3JN
FIGHTING COCK - 21-23 Preston Street, Bradford BD7 1JE
HARVESTER - Chapel Lane, Bingley BD16 1AW
JUNCTION - 1 Baildon Road, Baildon BD17 6AB
MYRTLE GROVE - 141 Main Street, Bingley BD16 1AJ
NEW BEEHIVE - 171 Westgate, Bradford BD1 3AA
SIR NORMAN RAE - Victoria House, Shipley Market Place BD18 3QB
SIR TITUS SALT - Morley Street, Bradford BD7 1AQ
SPARROW - 32, North Parade, Bradford BD1 3HZ
TURLES GREEN - Centenary Square, Bradford BD1 1HY
The above pubs are those within the Bradford Camra boundary. Cider is a seasonal product and as such there may be times when Real Cider and Perry may not be available.
November 2011
BAR T'AT - 7 Cunliffe Road, Ilkley LS29 9DZ
HAIGY'S - 31 Lumb Lane, Manningham, Bradord BD8 3JN
CASTLE - 20 Gratton Road, Bradford BD1 2LU
DUKE OF YORK INN - Dean Lane Head, Old Allen Road, Thornton BD13 3RT
FANNY'S ALE & CIDER HOUSE - 63 Saltaire Road, Saltaire BD18 3JN
FIGHTING COCK - 21-23 Preston Street, Bradford BD7 1JE
HARVESTER - Chapel Lane, Bingley BD16 1AW
JUNCTION - 1 Baildon Road, Baildon BD17 6AB
MYRTLE GROVE - 141 Main Street, Bingley BD16 1AJ
NEW BEEHIVE - 171 Westgate, Bradford BD1 3AA
SIR NORMAN RAE - Victoria House, Shipley Market Place BD18 3QB
SIR TITUS SALT - Morley Street, Bradford BD7 1AQ
SPARROW - 32, North Parade, Bradford BD1 3HZ
TURLES GREEN - Centenary Square, Bradford BD1 1HY
The above pubs are those within the Bradford Camra boundary. Cider is a seasonal product and as such there may be times when Real Cider and Perry may not be available.
November 2011