AspallOrganic Cyder Vinegar 5 Litre (Pack of 1)

Having only been trying apple cider vinegar for one winter, it's too soon to tell for sure if taking it in a hot drink with honey every morning was responsible for curing my chronic sinusitis and keeping all coughs and colds at bay this year for the first time. However, I'll be carrying on drinking it simply because I have grown to really love the taste of my morning drink.I avoid caffeine these days as it makes me feel wired and unfocused, and stops me getting sufficient sleep, and although I love chicory 'coffee' I had to give up milk for a while because it made my sinusitis worse. However, I now look forward to the hot honey and apple cider vinegar on waking, and don't miss the other drinks at all any more.I use one tablespoon of ACV plus a very big heaped teaspoon of honey to a mug of hot water.I recommend getting some honey with character to use to complement this very tasty vinegar. I was given some Manuka honey as a gift, but couldn't afford to buy it for myself when it ran out. I found that Rowse honey worked as a brilliant substitute as far as flavour goes, and regardless of claims about the 'special' qualities of Manuka honey (which may or may not be true), I have found no difference since changing to the Rowse ordinary everyday set kind.I'm sceptical of cure-alls, but have always been willing to try the old home remedies for myself, so I thought I'd try ACV this year as nothing else worked to clear the severe sinusitis. The sinusitis has not returned, and I still haven't had a single cold. I don't mind if it's the placebo effect or not, as long as it works ;-)I'm also very grateful for having the chance to buy this brilliant apple cider vinegar at such a good price in bulk. My local health food shop charges a fortune for it in the bottle.

This is my first time purchasing cyder vinegar after reading about its many health benefits and other uses.It's appearance is clear with a lot of 'floaty' bits; this l take is the 'mother' that l have read about. It is organic and unpasteurised. For myself - and is my personal opinion - the vinegar taste is quite strong but not unpleasant, one could say describe it as clean and refreshing. The apple 'part' of the flavour is very mild and delicate. But as a drink, it is growing on me. l take it diluted in a large glass of water. l find that the smell and taste of vinegar soon disappears.l have yet to try it for its many other uses, but l will enjoy finding out.

I have tried other brands but find this perfect for me

I didn't like the expedition. No DPD again, please. Apart from that, I drink it diluted in water, I use it , diluted, for the cleaning of the house.

Been taking Omeprazole for quite a few years due to acid reflux and mild inflammation of the stomach lining and even with the Omeprazole I had to take something like Gaviscon very regularly but especially before Pilates or Yoga classes and most nights before bed. However, since a few days after I started taking this vinegar before most meals I've had no acid reflux at all and very very little indigestion. The wispy threads of "mother" are a bit off-putting, they really don't look appetising, but I swallow them down. Still taking the Omeprazole but I'll be contacting my GP to see if it's possible to reduce the dosage. If the vinegar is still coping then I'll try stopping the omeprazole completely.

Great product, especially considering the price. I cannot distinguish the taste from that of a more expensive equivalent, and I have sampled several others. This will certainly be my go-to for now on as I adore the piquant taste. My only criticism would be that the lip of the container is rather large, which might make pouring into a glass difficult if you have an unsteady hand. Regardless, this wasn't an issue for me personally, and a funnel would be an easy solution if this were to arise.P.S. The picture was taken a few days after receiving the product, hence why the level has reduced a little bit.

Been drinking only Aspall's Organic ACV for years as it benefits to your health are second to none. If you don't believe me just Google the health benefits of ACV. Recently found out that you can use it as a final rinse after dying your hair and can even be rubbed directly into the skin for relief of varicose veins. There are too many benefits. Every morning I drink about one tablespoon diluted with water half a cup of hot water and then brush my teeth directly afterwards which is important due to its high alkalinity. When I stopped doing this 2 years ago, my health was compromised, hence I've made it commitment to do this daily even though I am not a fan of the taste. If you can spare the calories, putting in a tablespoon of honey really helps the taste.

I use ACV for a hair rinse so can't comment on the taste, but the smell is over-whelming (however, I do have multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome and Mast Cell Activation syndrome so my sense of smell is ridiculously heightened) in comparison to Biona's ACV so I think I will stick with that one in future.