The world’s only genuine Irish cider available internationally, Magners is sold in more than ... The liquid, which is almost the finished product, is then matured in the dark for up to two ...

To celebrate their 80th anniversary, Irish cider makers Magners have launched Magners ... will not only satisfy this trend but our new product will offer a unique taste, both for whiskey lovers ...

Sweet fruity cider with a crisp refreshing finish. Flavors linger on the palate giving the product an excellent finish, length, and full flavor. Magners Original Cider and its additional styles ...

The product will not be served over ice and instead will ... "The partnership with Coors Brewers will greatly assist with the next phase in the natural evolution of Magners Original Irish Cider.

With sunshine over blossoming orchards and the psychedelic strains of 1960s hit Time of the Season, the new TV advert for Magners Irish Cider marks the start of ... "Now we are trying to get our ...

Drinks group C&C plans to spend up to €70 million on a new warehouse in Clonmel to cope with the rapid growth of its Magners cider product. The group has already concluded a €200 million ...

The expansion of Magners' UK team come as it also announced plans to introduce a new reduced-alcohol version of its Irish cider, marking the launch of what it claims is the UK's first-ever ...

Magners Irish Cider, owned by C&C, is the Grand Prix winner of this year ... Walkers Baked crisps is New Product of the Year. Historic Scotland scoops the Phoenix Prize for resurrected brands, ...

Irish cider brand Magners is planning a massive push into the off-trade ... where lots of new products emerged and then disappeared. “Magners is a natural product and a good beer alternative.” Breen ...

Since 2003, Magners has rejuvenated the cider category driving “an amazing sales revival” and has become a national phenomenon in the process.1 Existing cider brands have imitated Magners and new ...

An activist investor has demanded a shake-up at Magners Cider maker C&C that could ... which also owns Scottish beer Tennent’s and Irish cider Bulmers – has been a ‘perennial underperformer’.