Příklady cider

• The agents frequently distributed gifts of venison, cider, and even puppies and plants to local landowners, stewards and other influential people.

• The trees are very well cared for, as cider apples are one of the principal productions of the country.

• Respondents grow apples for eating raw, for cooking and for making cider.

• Flemings believes that the cider industry is poised for excellent growth at the (higher margin) premium end of the market.

• As the vine becomes important, the cider apple disappears.

• The cultivation of cider apples is of great importance and where the hills are not covered with woods, they are planted with apples.

• A spice that comes in sticks, often used to flavor hot cider drinks.

• Thus, this dimension reflects how growers value apples based on their uses: varieties that are suitable for multiple purposes (eating, cooking and cider processing) are most valued.

• Insufficient comment has been focused on the issue of soft drinks and alcoholic drinks other than beer, including cider.

• Tenants of the major brewers are thus free to sell the cider of their choice, from whatever supplier, in their houses.

• In common with other growers, cider apple producers are heavily dependent on legal labour, provided under the student agricultural workers scheme, to harvest their crops.

• Matters are made considerably worse by the uncertain state of the commercial-scale cider industry.

• I declare an interest not in a small cider company but in a large one.

• The growers are grubbing them up because of the heavy importation of cider apples.

• In 1926 the imports of cider or perry, not containing added spirit, amounted to 1,166,000 gallons.