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What popular pub drink is made by mixing equal parts cider and lager beer?
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Which dry cider, served with a lemon wedge, comes from South Africa?
Answer: Savanna Dry
Why: Savanna Dry is traditionally drunk straight from the bottle with a fresh lemon wedge stuffed into the bottleneck.
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Which yeast genus is known for farmyard aromas in cider?
Answer: Brettanomyces
Why: Brettanomyces makes 4-ethylphenol, the horse-blanket note, but in cider the bacterium Lactobacillus collinoides produces it too.
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Which bittersharp English apple is prized for single-variety cider?
Answer: Kingston Black
Why: Kingston Black comes from Kingston St Mary near Taunton in Somerset, and growers cut back on it because it crops poorly and suffers canker and scab.
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How is commercial hard cider usually served?
Answer: Chilled
Why: Highly aromatic ciders can be served slightly warmer to let more aromas and flavors emerge.
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What hangs outside a Frankfurt tavern when fresh Apfelwein is ready?
Answer: Spruce wreath
Why: Known locally as a Fichtenkranz, this historic signal dates back to when cider makers served drinks directly from home cellars.
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Why graft a named cider apple variety instead of sowing its seeds?
Answer: Seeds do not reliably preserve the named variety
Why: The Harrison cider apple, once thought extinct, was rediscovered in Livingston, New Jersey, in 1976.