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A worker wearing blue gloves bottles scrumpy cider using an automated filling machine at a winery in Devon, England.
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scrumpy

alcoholic beverage
Also known as: West Country cider
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  • Hard cider
    cider
    / English and French ciders

    The English-style cider sometimes called scrumpy, or West Country cider, is also popular, though its definition is somewhat blurred. In general, the name bespeaks a “rough” reputation. Scrumpy is higher in alcohol content and tannins. It is usually still rather than sparkling and cloudy rather than clear, and it is…

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    The English-style cider sometimes called scrumpy, or West Country cider, is also popular, though its definition is somewhat blurred. In general, the name bespeaks a “rough” reputation. Scrumpy is higher in alcohol content and tannins. It is usually still rather than sparkling and cloudy rather than clear, and it is…

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