The season’s latest it flavour, Blood Orange, is going on tour this summer with Rekorderlig, heading to the Royal Albert Dock on 29th–30th July.
This summer, Swedish cider brand Rekorderlig are embarking on a nationwide tour with their latest flavour Blood Orange to give cider-lovers a chance to try it in some of the nation’s favourite sunny spots.
Made using pure Swedish spring water, the new flavour balances fresh orange sweetness with a hint of citrusy bitterness. The tour comes just in time to help make the most of the summer, as one in six Brits (17 percent) have revealed that they love having an ice cold, fruity cider in the sunshine.
The national tour will see Rekorderlig visiting three cities up and down the country, including London, Liverpool, and Birmingham, each of which has been selected for being the sunniest spots in the country, throughout July. Rekorderlig will be offering samples for cider sippers to sit back and enjoy in the comfort of their favourite local sun trap.
New research, from Rekorderlig Blood Orange Cider, revealed that almost half of Scousers (46 percent) said they get their shorts and flops on at the first sight of sun, and 46 percent admitted to using their lunchbreak to sneak in some sunshine! Rolling into Liverpool 29th – 30th July 2022, sun seekers can visit Albert Dock for a chance to get their hands on a taste of the delicious new flavour completely free of charge.
The latest addition to its delicious core range, Blood Orange is set to be the drink for those who love fresh, fruity flavours with a hint of zesty bitterness. Not only is it set to be the new colour of the season, blood orange is also being hailed as the next big flavour trend in citrus. From the vibrant colour, to the sharp yet sweet flavour, the new Rekorderlig Blood Orange cider simply cannot be missed this summer.
- What: A UK tour celebrating the nations favourite sun traps with Rekorderlig’s latest flavour, Blood Orange
- Where: Albert Dock, Martin Luther King JR building, Liverpool
- When: Friday 29th July – Saturday 30th July; 1pm – 7pm
- Cost: Free
