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Keeping organic in the family with a new apple cider range

Hawkes Bay Today
9 Dec, 2017 05:00 AM2 mins to read

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ORGANIC: John Bostock's niece, Liv Glazebrook has helped craft a range of premium apple ciders for Lewis Road. PHOTO/SUPPLIED.

ORGANIC: John Bostock's niece, Liv Glazebrook has helped craft a range of premium apple ciders for Lewis Road. PHOTO/SUPPLIED.

The next generation of a Hawke's Bay family known for its organic produce is entering the organic cider market.

Liv Glazebrook, who is the niece of Bostock New Zealand's owner John Bostock, has helped craft a range of premium apple ciders for Lewis Road.

The range was released last week as "Summer in a Bottle", infused with delicate blossom flavours.

Ms Glazebrook, 23, is the new product developer for Lewis Road and first brewed the recipe in the company's kitchen using organic apples grown from her uncle's Hawke's Bay orchards.

"Every product launch with Lewis Road is an incredibly exciting journey to be part of, but my connection with Hawke's Bay and family, made this cider launch particularly special.

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"Using only the finest of ingredients is a focus of my creations both in the Lewis Road kitchen and at home, so Bostock organic apples were naturally the perfect pairing for this cider," she said.

John Bostock said it was fantastic to see the next generation of his family embracing the same passion and commitment he has for growing and developing premium quality produce.

Already his sons Ben and George Bostocks' fledgling Bostock Organic Chicken business has gone from strength to strength with production doubling this season to meet unprecedented consumer demand.

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"Liv is doing amazingly well, she's a rising star and it's terrific to see her following our family's passion with her own flair for food.

"When Liv and Lewis Road's founder Peter Cullinane approached me about crafting an apple cider using organic apples, I was absolutely thrilled to be supply them with our Bostock New Zealand apples. You can certainly taste the difference with organic apples."

Mr Cullinane said from Ms Glazebrook's first trials, Lewis Road knew they might be able to do something quite special.

"Like with all of our products – we looked to add that Lewis Road twist which would make the cider the very best it can be, and should be.

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"We've still got some of Liv's trials in the kitchen and there's always great delight in taking the top off a bottle of her creation," said Mr Cullinane.

At $5.99 for a 518ml bottle the price point has the cider sitting firmly in the middle of the premium cider range. The Lewis Road Orchard Premium Apple Cider range is available now at leading supermarkets and selected liquor stores.

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