Knowledgeable cider-drinking folk aren’t just limited to rural patches of Somerset and Kent these days - they’re in the capital city and they’ve got serious thirsts to be met. Thankfully, help is at hand.
Providing London’s cider enthusiasts with a place to drink is The Euston Cider Tap in King’s Cross, just opened by the beer enthusiasts behind The Euston Tap. Sitting across the road from its barley-loving brother, The Euston Cider Tap gives a small nod to cider's rural beginnings in the form of some casual hay bale seating outside the stone lodge, while inside it’s more bar stool chic.
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