Update to our packaging

You may have seen some small changes to our packaging this year…  To #ReduceWastePlastic and improve the presentation of our brand, we have removed the plastic capsules on all our 500ml ciders, replacing it with a new branded paper neck label.  We’ve also launched a bespoke “Tricolore” crown cap across all our ciders. READ MORE

Angioletti Italian cider in Total Wine & More USA

We are very excited and proud to announce that Angioletti Secco, Riserva and Rosé Italian ciders have recently launched in Total Wine & More stores in the USA.

We have developed new 4 x 11.2 fl.oz. ‘carry packs’ especially for the US market, and we’re really looking forward to seeing these in-store!

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Italian cider at The Italian Awards

This weekend, we were delighted to be the official cider sponsor for The Italian Awards, celebrating the very best of Italian hospitality in England.

The evening, at Manchester’s Principal Hotel, began with aperitivo including our Angioletti Secco, Rosé and Mela Rossa craft Italian ciders.

Later on, we watched with excitement as 14 award winners were announced…

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Thanks and best wishes for 2016!

With the ‘official’ UK launch of Angioletti now upon us, it’s “go, go, go!!” time for us as we introduce our products to customers and consumers, however, firstly it is important for us to say a HUGE thanks to all the people that have made it possible for us to get this far.  So, in no particular order…

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So, craft Italian cider? Never heard of it?!

Well, you probably haven’t; cider or ‘sidro’ in Italy is quite a rare sight, and there’s one fairly unsavoury character to blame for this, and his name is Benito Mussolini…  Among a few other ill-considered decisions, he forbade the fermentation of all other fruit other than grapes so as to support the Italian wine industry.  Good news for Italian wine, bad news for Italian cider!
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The Magic of Angioletti

Discovering the home of Angioletti craft Italian cider is a wonderful journey.  As you leave behind the beautiful city of Verona, with it’s famous roman amphitheatre and Romeo and Juliet balcony, and travel north, parallel to Lake Garda, as the Dolomite mountains become increasingly imposing, on the road towards Trento and Bolzano, ‘wine country’ starts turning to ‘apple country’…
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