Cawston Press - Sparkling Cloudy Apple - 330ml
Cawston Press - Sparkling Cloudy Apple - 330ml

Cawston Press - Sparkling Cloudy Apple - 330ml

Simply pressed apple juice kept cloudy and sparkling water: Cawston Press Sparkling Cloudy Apple, a crisp, fruity drink in a 330ml can.

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“Serve it chilled with fresh goat cheese on toast: the acidity of the apple balances the cheese.”

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“The taste of a crunchy apple, with bubbles.”

The apple, nothing but the apple

Sparkling Cloudy Apple is the most straightforward drink in the range: freshly pressed apple juice, kept cloudy, and sparkling. The result tastes like a crisp apple, with a touch of acidity and a rounder texture that comes from unfiltered juice. The bubbles are fine, the drink remains light, and it doesn't leave a sticky sugary aftertaste.

An alternative to soda

In England, Cawston Press is often the choice of cafes and lunchboxes for those who want a sparkling drink without the taste of a typical soda. This apple version is the most versatile: it pairs just as well with a lunchtime sandwich as with a cheese board. At Candy Dukes, it's served with fresh goat cheese or a mild cheddar.

Flavour
Apple
Country
United Kingdom
Volume
330ml
Packaging
Can
CAP-CLDAPL330
5060054134118
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