Cider & Perry

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09/02/22 • 53 min

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We’re back for Season 3 and in the first episode, we’re tackling the beer-adjacent Cider & Perry. Do you enjoy a cider? Do you (gasp) put ice in yours? How do we classify these fruit-based drinks and how would you make one? Listen along as Thandi, Katie and Christina break it down, as well as chatting a bit about the history of Cider and Perry.

Sources:

A Mouthful of Diversity: Knowledge of Cider Apple Cultivars in the United Kingdom and Northwest United States - A Mouthful of Diversity: Knowledge of Cider Apple Cultivars in the United Kingdom and Northwest United States on JSTOR
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY history of cider: History of Cider | WSU Cider | Washington State University
Richard Pococke 1752 tour: Part 67 of Pococke's Tour in Ireland in 1752 and Part 59 of Pococke's Tour in Ireland in 1752
Susan Lyons Paper: Food plants, fruits and foreign foodstuffs: the archaeological evidence from urban medieval Ireland on JSTOR
Making Cider: https://www.lovebrewing.co.uk/guides/cider-making-made-easy/
What is Cider: https://www.newworld.co.nz/discover/cider/what-is-cider
BJCP Cider Guidelines: https://www.bjcp.org/style/2015/C1/ and https://www.bjcp.org/style/2015/C2/

What we’re drinking:

Fruit Orchard - Pineapple Raspberry Cider: https://untappd.com/b/lidl-gb-fruit-orchard-cider-pinapple-and-raspberry/4300065
Longueville House - Medium Dry Cider: https://www.longuevillehouse.ie/longueville-cider.html

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Sources:

A Mouthful of Diversity: Knowledge of Cider Apple Cultivars in the United Kingdom and Northwest United States - A Mouthful of Diversity: Knowledge of Cider Apple Cultivars in the United Kingdom and Northwest United States on JSTOR
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY history of cider: History of Cider | WSU Cider | Washington State University
Richard Pococke 1752 tour: Part 67 of Pococke's Tour in Ireland in 1752 and Part 59 of Pococke's Tour in Ireland in 1752
Susan Lyons Paper: Food plants, fruits and foreign foodstuffs: the archaeological evidence from urban medieval Ireland on JSTOR
Making Cider: https://www.lovebrewing.co.uk/guides/cider-making-made-easy/
What is Cider: https://www.newworld.co.nz/discover/cider/what-is-cider
BJCP Cider Guidelines: https://www.bjcp.org/style/2015/C1/ and https://www.bjcp.org/style/2015/C2/

What we’re drinking:

Fruit Orchard - Pineapple Raspberry Cider: https://untappd.com/b/lidl-gb-fruit-orchard-cider-pinapple-and-raspberry/4300065
Longueville House - Medium Dry Cider: https://www.longuevillehouse.ie/longueville-cider.html

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Previous Episode

Oldest pubs in Ireland

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It's our SEASON FINALE! We're off to enjoy a summer break (beer fests, anyone?) and will be back in your ears in August. In the meantime... What is the oldest pub in Ireland? Christina, Lisa, Katie, and Erica look into the history, defining “pubs”, defining the question itself, raising issues of archaeology, and sifting through myths vs. facts.

Sources:

A Dictionary of British & Irish History | Google Books - https://bit.ly/3m3ZGki
What is The Oldest Pub in Ireland? | Over in Ireland - https://bit.ly/3PWxPQA
The archaeology of medieval James’s Street, Dublin | Antoine Giacometti - https://bit.ly/3NLG3tc
An Irish pub born in the Dark Ages | BBC Travel - https://bbc.in/3PWppJe
Experts dig up Rovers Return of Middle Ages; Lichfield’s largest-ever archaeological dig uncovered one of the city’s oldest pubs. Neil Connor pulls up a barstool and examines the drinkers that time forgot - https://bit.ly/3x7O3zg
Anglo-Irish and Gaelic women in Ireland c. 1277-1534: a study of the conditions and rights of single women, wives, widows, and nuns in late medieval Ireland | Gillian Kenny
Brazen Head re-visited | Timothy Dawson

Beers in this episode:

Rye River, Ireland - ‘Backwaters’ American Wheat - https://bit.ly/3x663Ka
Third Barrel, Ireland - ‘Some Dance To Remember’ Extra Pale Ale - https://bit.ly/3m0jZz1
River Shannon, Ireland - ‘Martello Tower’ IPA - https://bit.ly/3NO4c22
Whiplash, Ireland - ‘Alma’ Witbier - https://bit.ly/3zb53FW

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Next Episode

Crew Brew Co - Brewery Spotlight

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This week Thandi and Christina are talking to Crew Brew Co. and they’re the Irish brewery you never knew you wanted to visit. Born just before the pandemic hit, and a real testament to community support and resilience, they’re not just an uplifting story - they make damn good beer while being the coolest kids on the block. Jono makes the beer, and Emma serves it while doing design work for the brewery. They’re the poster brewery for inclusivity, employee wellbeing, and co-operation - have a listen and start planning your trip to Limerick today.

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