Woodchuck Amber Draft Cider

Brewed by Green Mountain Cidery (HP Bulmer)
Style: Cider
Middlebury, Vermont USA

Gold in color with a small white fiz that sits at the edge of the glass. Aroma is of apple juice, cream soda and CO2. Taste is of appleand light notes of butter with a lightly sticky mouthfeel.

Bottle. Pours a crystal clear golden color with no head. Agitation doesn’t even produce more than wisps of light white bubbles. Aromas of champagne yeast, a hint of alcohol, and a lot of apples. Very sweet, probably the sweetest basic woodchuck, with no tartness to balance it out. Finishes sweet as well, almost cloyingly so.

Pours light amber with little very fizzy head. Aroma is of sweet apple, as expected. The taste is pretty standard hard cider. More on the light and crisp side. Not a bad drink.

Golden pour into a frosted glass rising into a thick white head that dissipates quickly into a ring around the edge of the glass. Lightly carbonated bubbles rise from the bottom of the glass into a swirl of foam on the surface. Aroma of roasted apples. Initial flavor of apple juice that fades into sweet lingering finish.

Finally one of these taste better than a candy soda. This one has the color of a belgium blonde. The smell of sweet apple juice. The taste of champagne and apple juice. The body of a sparkling wine. But still so sweet and light that even beginners would take a liking to this easily.

For what it is.... not terrible? Very, very sweet. Its like berrywiesse meets granny smith. Too sweet for me, but the crisp acidity gives me hope that this could be enjoyable along with something, i just have no idea what that would be at the moment.

Its not beer so I’m not sure how to rate it. It really good for what it is. Very sweet.

Light golden hue. No head to speak of, but its a cider that’s expected. Apples and yeast on the nose. Lots of sweet apple flavor initially. Finishes tart and crisp. Pretty drinkable too. Solid cider.