Playing on the quirky side of dry, new Savanna Dry Angry Lemon is the perfect summer cider with a splash of lemon.  It's perfect for anyone who loves the same familiar crisp, dry tang of Savanna cider, but with an added twist of lemon for a distinctively fresh taste.

If you haven't yet been enlightened, Savanna Dry is a "New World" cider, from the ancient land of South Africa. Since the day of its creation it has been supped straight from the glass bottle with a slice of lemon popped in the top. So, there's no need for a glass or ice. Cider is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented juice of apples. Although cider can be made from any variety of apple, certain cultivars are preferred in some regions, and these may be known as cider apples. One of the two main types of cider produced and distributed in South Africa by Distell group Limited, Savanna Dry was first introduced in South Africa in 1996 as an alternative to beer.

Carling Black Label was launched in South Africa in 1966 as "America's Lusty, Lively Beer". Its communication focused on masculinity, strong will, character and on a determined work ethic. The Carling drinker is a man's man, he does a tough job and at the end of the day takes the reward of his choosing - Carling Black Label. The fact that the brand has continued to succeed bears testimony to its ability to stay in close touch with the changing needs of its consumers, and to evolve to mirror them.