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Some top food pairings for pear cider and perry

Some top food pairings for pear cider and perry

Posted on May 2 2016 at 07:37

Pear cider - also known as perry - has a different taste from apple cider. It’s generally lighter, drier and more fragrant, a better match for delicate ingredients like fish.

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