Hogan's Cider Launches Bag-in-Box Product






Looks like Hogan’s have extended their product range with the introduction of a Bag-in-Box Cider. 3 varieties which sound very tempting on a hot summer's day -  Hazy Daisy, Picker’s Passion and Panking Pole. All cloudy, still, traditional ciders. 







For more information about where you can enjoy Hogan’s award winning products have a ganders at the website www.hoganscider.co.uk 

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