Strongbow Cloudy Apple Cider Cans, 24 x 440 ml

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And then Strongbow replied "Yes that is correct and as such we can't guarantee that any of our ciders are suitable for vegetarians."

Barnivore note: it looks like the core Strongbow products are vegan, but the company won't commit to it (it's a "may contain" thing) - here's the details we have: When it comes to beer, this was and is often done with isinglass, essentially the dried swim bladder of a fish. Other animal-based products can be used to clarify drinks, filtering out yeasts, proteins and other small particles. This process is called fining and as well as isinglass, egg whites, blood, milk and casein (a milk protein), or gelatine may be used. Initial strong 'cidery' flavour from the fermented bittersweet juice with a hint of 'appliness' or cooked apple coming from the culinary fruit. [1]We have recently conducted a full review of our ciders in terms of their vegan and vegetarian status, and in particular we have confirmed the status of the various flavourings and fruit juices that are used in our ciders. The table below shows which of our Strongbow ciders are suitable for vegans, and which are not. As you can see, Strongbow Dark Fruit is not suitable for vegans, not because there are any animal-derived ingredients, but due to the method of manufacture of the juices/flavourings that are present in Dark Fruits. You will also see that we do not claim that Strongbow Original is suitable for vegans. This is because the method of making Strongbow Original means there is a relatively high likelihood that there could be some cochineal in it, albeit that we do not deliberately add it to the cider. Regarding those ciders which we say are suitable for vegans, as I think we have previously advised, we can’t guarantee that very small amounts of ciders that are not vegan don’t get into ciders that are otherwise vegan. If this is the case it is in very small amounts, and you have previously advised that such crossover wouldn’t prevent us from stating that the ciders are suitable for vegans. Magners Pear Irish Cider - 235 calories (500ml; 4.5 percent) 24g of sugar (4.8g of sugar per 100ml). Archived copy". Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 . Retrieved 28 May 2011. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( link) [ titlemissing]

While the majority of our ciders including Strongbow Pear do not have any animal derived ingredients there is a possibility of carryover from some of our ciders that do, therefore we do not claim that any of our ciders are vegetarian. Advertisements from 1998 to 2002 featured Johnny Vaughan and the "live to loaf" line. [37] The campaign focused on Vaughan's character, who was always finding new ways to get the most out of life with the minimum effort. [37] Vaughan was credited by Bulmers with giving credibility to the Strongbow brand among the key 18 to 24-year-old group. [37] Between 1998 and 2000 Strongbow sales rose by 30 per cent. [38] As with beer and wine, it is the filtration process used to clarify cider that might render it non-vegan. When pubs started serving their drinks in see through glasses or bottles, as opposed to opaque tankards, many manufacturers sought to clarify their drinks, believing a clear, bright product would be more appealing. The new service follows Strongbow’s previous tattoo parlour pop-up in 2018, where Dark Fruit die-hard fans, like Dana, could immortalise their love for the fruity-flavour with permanent body art - leaving them in need of some fresh new ink when Strongbow spread its wings and said farewell to its old look.Announcement regarding the completion timing of the proposed acquisition of 100% of the shares of the Australian business of Anheuser-Busch InBev" " (PDF) . Retrieved 11 November 2023.