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Why Mānuka Honey Is So Expensive

We understand the importance of good honey: Izzy gets its fresh sweetness from orange blossom honey. And speaking of special kinds, this is why New Zealand’s native Mānuka honey costs 100 times more than most others (Business Insider)

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Syrian Soap Company Uses Centuries-Old Methods

At Thirsty Fox, we understand the value of crafting by hand and with love. Here's how 75-year-old Syrian company Pearl Soap make their Aleppo soap using centuries-old methods (Insider)

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Qantas Safety Video

Apples were first grown in Australia and New Zealand years ago by European settlers, and the culture of cider drinking has come a long way since, with ciders being the preferred companion for those famous summers. Speaking of journeys, here's one by Qantas. (Qantas)

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Canal + The Movie Credits Hack

The rewards of patience are many and consistent, and the best of things are usually revealed in the end. Including during closing credits at the movies. (BETC Paris)

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BOHO Presents: BRUNCH

In a world with good cider, conversations are easier and there are no strangers. And no better time to come together than for brunch on sunny Sundays, with your only agenda being to gather with your favourite people around a table full of food. (BOHO)

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Shades of Fantastic Mr. Fox

The love for handcrafting is rooted deeply in an appreciation of the details and a penchant for finesse. This edit takes us to afternoons at cideries: sifting through kilos of apples and drinking all the cider we can, hoping to spot a fox or two. (Lyric Payne)

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The Harvest

A life close to nature is one that’s honest: intentional, without pretence, and in conversation with all that’s around. One where the morning dew, soft grass and sweet birdsong are constant companions. (The Broken Bread)

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Harvest Moon Dinner

You know when your backyard grows a new batch of tomatoes so you call the family over because they’ll go beautifully with the fresh thyme? They agree, over a generous brunch that continues as sunlight fades, because the conversations don’t. (Jack Whaley)

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Making The Strathberry Midi Tote in Bottle Green

A tribute to craftsmanship: the hands that sew, glue, polish. The hours spent hunched over their labour of love. Every detail perfect, unforgettable, timeless. (Strathberry)

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Making of the Chiquita Banana Font

An ode to our friend, the Banana. (Havas Lemz)

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It’s what any friend would do.

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Fruit

A few
reasons to
love the fox.

There are no two ways about it. Foxes are fascinating creatures. It’s little wonder that they feature in many folk tales around the world.

Ancient Norsemen looked to the skies and imagined foxes kicking up sparks that lit up their land, making ‘lightning without thunder’. They called it Revontulet or ‘fox fires’. Today we know it as the Northern Lights. Halfway across the world, the Japanese saw the fox as wise, guardian spirits. In fact, you’ll see them at the iconic Buddhist and Shinto ‘Inari’ shrines associated with prosperity.

In Western culture, the fox is seen as a cunning creature of the night. Known for raiding livestock and outwitting farmers, you’ll find the fables aren’t kind to our furry friend. But scientists have redeemed their reputation. They learned that that foxes use the earth’s magnetic field to find their way around. They are some of the most well-travelled animals on the planet with an easy cruising speed of 50 kmph.

Long story short, there has always been a little bit of magic to the fox. They are charming, well-travelled, and very good at seeking out what they like. In fact, they have a nose for the best apples in the orchard. So when it came to choosing a face for our beloved alcoholic small batch craft cider, the choice was easy. No one loves good apples more than a Thirsty Fox.

What have the
Romans ever done for us?

Roman soldiers travelled thousands of miles to extend the boundaries of the Holy Empire. They arrived tired and thirsty in foreign lands and watched the locals’ strange habits with amusement.

In what’s now Great Britain, Italian centurions discovered the local Celts drinking fermented crab-apple juice. Miles from home in, a cold, far-flung corner of the empire, the invaders took a liking to the apple tipple. Conquering continents is thirsty work after all. So much did they enjoy this exotic drink that casks of cider were sent back to Rome. And that’s how cider made its debut on the global stage two millennia ago.

Since then it’s been transported from one place to another as groups travelled to conquer and trade. Long traditions of cider-making exist across Europe and in North America. In each place the business of growing and harvesting the apples differs slightly to suit local conditions and tastes. European farmers preferred grafting their apple trees for a more predictable crop. This meant that apples became more uniform with a standard taste. Americans, on the other hand, let Nature take its course and ended up with more variety.

Thirsty Fox has taken its inspiration from the American style. We search for the finest apples, handle them with care and wait patiently while they ferment. We call it ‘The Art of Nature’. It’s a time-honoured tradition handed down for centuries.

Let’s raise a glass to the conquerors and the curious.

lzzy reed