There were two limited edition ciders for 2013. These ciders were created with both competition and trial in mind. A few were even released with the original names before the cider was blended together to form the Fruitwise 2012 Vintage Cider - slightly less limited edition with a bottling of around 250.
| Vital Statistics | |
| Style | Dry, |
| ABV | 7.1% Vol. (3.6 units) |
The blend presents all of the cider varieties of apple together, alone for the first time. This is the 'cider' part of Hampshire Heritage. The varieties are:
- Harry Masters Jersey
- Dabinett
- Kingston Black
- Tremletts Bitter
- Le Bret
- Yarlington Mill
- With some Egremont Russet and Kidds Orange Red
The original labels and specification were:
| Vital Statistics | Dablignton Orange Black Cider |
| Style | Dry, |
| ABV | 7.1% Vol. (3.6 units) |
Dabinett, Yarlington Mill, Kingston Black and Kidds Orange Red. OK, so the name could have been simpler, but each of these varieties are charismatic and distinctive in their own right.
| Vital Statistics | Tremremont Masters Reinette Cider |
| Style | Dry, |
| ABV | 7.1% Vol. (3.6 units) |
Another silly name, but this time some very serious fruit! Tremletts Bitter, Harry Masters Jersey, Egremont Russet and Orleans Reinette produce a bold cider with a very interesting charisma.
Both Tremletts and Harry Masters deliver big tannins and a full body, whilst Egremont and Orleans are nutty, old fashioned dessert apples with high flavour and reasonable acid.
The cider was pressed from October 2012 - January 2013 and fermented in bulk, using wild yeasts for fermentation.
