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| Value for Money | 8.5/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 7/10 |
Full review by
soapbar91
on 14th Mar 2008
User Rating : 7
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Good Points: Gets you drunk very quickly...
Bad Points: Tastes disgusting, smells nasty, and leaves a nasty aftermath.
General comments: Diamond White - I have had this Strong Cider quite a few times, and every time I have had it, I think "God I'm never having this again!" then spitting what was left after "Necking" some. It smells horrific and tastes horrific too!
Although you have to give it some credit, the first time I tried it, I was tipsy after my second "Necking" which consists of gulping it down for basically five seconds give or take.
After you are more than tipsy but not completely drunk you care less about the taste and smell and just drink it anyway!
White Lightening however, is just that tad bit more expensive - say a few pennies, and tastes better too. But I have to say Diamond White has that extra KICK!
I have only had bad experiences very small amounts of times, usually I drink a whole bottle, do silly things, then in the morning get up like nothings ever happened! all happy and energetic as usual :)
But sometimes I have woken up still feeling tipsy/drunk with a weird feeling in my head - not a head ache though. And just thinking about cider or even alcohol is enough to make you think you're going to be sick!
So be careful when you choose your cider!
And stay safe.
soapbar91's review and ratings | 233 words
Review by
Paul Russell
on 14th Oct 2004
User Rating : 7
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Diamond White Strong is one of my favourite strong, white ciders. It says something about you when you shun the few pence more expensive White Lightning and go for its cheaper brother, Diamond White. (Worth noting that Lidl's own brand and White Strike are cheaper but not often available from supermarkets and furthermore often not in 3 litre bottles.)
The taste of the straight Diamond White is as ghastly on its own as White Lightning, Frosty Jacks or White Strike (the list goes on). It is, ...
Paul Russell's full review | 343 words
