Frequently Asked Questions

What is Three Oaks Cider?

Three Oaks Cider was established in 2008 by winemakers who believed premium cider deserved the same care as premium wine. Adelaide Hills-grown apples — Red Delicious for aroma, Pink Lady for juiciness and Granny Smith for tartness — are selected for tannin, acidity, sweetness and body, then handcrafted at the Step Rd winery in Langhorne Creek, South Australia.

What strengths does Three Oaks Crushed Apple Cider come in?

Sippify stocks Three Oaks Crushed Apple Cider in 5% (330ml and 375ml), 8% (375ml) and 10% (375ml). All share the same freshly crushed apple character — the higher strengths simply carry more weight and richness, with the 8% and 10% balancing their extra alcohol against ripe, juicy fruit and a crisp, medium-dry finish.

Has Three Oaks Cider won awards?

Yes — Three Oaks Crushed Apple has taken a Bronze Medal at the Sydney International Beer & Cider Competition (2016) and a Silver Medal at the Royal Adelaide Beer & Cider Awards (2017).

What food pairs with Three Oaks Cider?

The 8% Crushed Apple is superb with rich and spicy food — a smoky chipotle burger or slow-cooked pulled pork on a sweet brioche bun. The lighter 5% suits pork, roast chicken, sharp cheddar and salty snacks, and it's an excellent alternative to beer on a hot afternoon. Serve all of them properly cold.

Is cider gluten free?

Cider is made from fermented apples rather than grain, so Three Oaks Crushed Apple Cider is naturally free from gluten-containing ingredients. Manufacturing environments can vary, so if you have coeliac disease we recommend contacting the producer directly before consuming.

Three Oaks Cider

Adelaide Hills apples, handcrafted cider

Est.: 2008
Region: Adelaide Hills, South Australia

Three Oaks was established in 2008 by winemakers with a simple conviction: premium cider deserves the same care as premium wine. Adelaide Hills-grown apples - Red Delicious for aroma, Pink Lady for juiciness, Granny Smith for tartness - are selected for tannin, acidity, sweetness and body, then handcrafted at the Step Rd winery in Langhorne Creek.

The result is a crushed-apple cider that's well-rounded and smooth with a crisp, medium-dry finish, in strengths from an easy 5% to a full-throttle 10%. Medal-winner at the Sydney International Beer & Cider Competition and the Royal Adelaide Beer & Cider Awards.

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