cider

Converse of object

• brew: Windy makes home brew cider, and whittles wood.
• pour: From that night onwards Brother Leonard always poured the cider over hot sulfur.
• drink: I also started drinking far too much cheap student union cider.

Adjective modifier

• bottled: He also makes Kingston Black cider and sells bottled ciders.
• sparkling: Stronger drinks like spirits, and fizzy drinks like champagne or sparkling cider, are absorbed more quickly.
• sweet: The secret was closely guarded by the abbey who became renown for their sweet, mellow cider.
• rough: Their most popular brand was Scrumpy Jack, a dry, slightly rough cider.
• dry: Try to find a dry cider made from a single variety of apple.

Modifies a noun

• vinegar: Mix a teaspoon of cider vinegar with a glass of water.
• brandy: Find out all about cider making, buy cider or cider brandy.
• apple: Passed through orchards of old fashioned cider apple trees with wierd sounding names.
• orchard: However, some of the fields show past use as cider orchards by the presence of gnarled Somerset varieties of apple trees.
• drinker: Helen Chappell gets a gig at Wallington Are you a cider drinker?
• mill: The next most common is the cider mill, which would help process some of the vast amounts of apples produced in the county.

Noun used with modifier

• scrumpy: Hobbies and interests include Italian zombie horror movies, rock music and sampling the local Somerset scrumpy cider.
• keg: Cider keg Cider is made from pressed apples which undergo a process of fermentation.
• draft: No draft cider was sold, it was all bottled.
• apple: Or how about a shot of hot spiced apple cider or even the classic warming mulled wine?
• tablespoon: Weight Loss - Combine 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar and 1 tablespoon honey in an 8 ounce glass of unsweetened grapefruit juice.
• pear: In the USA, the term pear cider is used for perry.