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Gravity Theory cans fruit-flavoured cider

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
9 July 2026
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Independent cider producer Gravity Theory is launching two new fruit flavours — Berry Cherry and Hazy Pineapple — in 330ml and 440ml cans.

Gravity Theory flavoured cider

Both include real fruit to produce delicately sweet, lightly sparkling ciders that are punchy in aroma and taste.

Berry Cherry pours vibrant ruby red and features raspberries and blackberries. It’s slightly tart with a deep cherry kick. Hazy Pineapple is naturally tropical-forward on the nose, delivering a smooth natural sweetness.

Produced using single-estate apples, predominantly Michelin and Dabinett varieties, Gravity Theory cider is fermented and matured for a minimum of six months. It is suitable for gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan diets. It is lower in alcohol than Gravity Theory’s original apple cider — 3.4% ABV versus 4.5% ABV.

“These are bold, juicy, fruit-forward ciders that sit mid-strength, but stay true to our roots: real cider, real ingredients, craft-made, natural flavours, and no shortcuts,” said David Bridge-Collyns, founder of Gravity Theory.

“We’ve loved pouring these new flavours at shows because of the reaction they get, and so I can’t tell you how excited we are to now have them in cans. The timing couldn’t be better, as interest in our cans has really picked up on the back of our listings with Virgin Atlantic, Avanti, and Eurostar.”

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