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LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT CIDER LIFE…

LOOKING ON

THIRSTY: The new cider

FANS of Isthmian League new boys Fareham Town are looking on the Bright Cider Life!
The Creeksiders were promoted through the Wessex League Premier play-offs last term to reach the Isthmian South Central.
Known as the Creeksiders, a local cidery have helped produce their very own tipple that is available at The Venue at Fareham Town FC.
And of course, with their nickname in mind, it’s been named Creekcider.
What started two years ago as a throwawy comment has blossomed into something very real as fan, and club volunteer, Kelly Shewell explained; &#x...

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