Druids Celtic Cider
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Druids Celtic Cider is a cider produced by Aston Manor brewery in Trimbleton Lane, Birmingham. It is sold in Ireland has become popular among certain groups of young people, primarily in Dublin and Cork. Its popularity can be attributed to its high alcohol content and relatively low price. It contains 6 % alcohol by volume and is generally sold in packs of either 6 cans for € 8 or 4 cans for € 5. It contains sulfites, a group of naturally-occurring compounds used as preservatives in fruit-based food products. It has 285 Calories per 500 ml.
Druids has attained cult status amongst some student groups, who celebrate its cheapness and its rivalry with Dutch Gold, a lager also popular for its low price.
[edit] Creation Story
The story of Druids' creation goes as follows and can be found on the side of the common Druid's can:
"This premium, full-flavoured Celtic cider has been inspired by the divine fruit of the ancient druids and captures the magic of apples harvested at the point of ripe perfection."
