Woodchuck Dark and Dry 802 Draft Cider

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

Like i said with strong bow, in comparison with beer, not the greatest, but for a cider, i liked it.

From a bottle poured a light brown/amber color with little head. Nice not too sweet apple flavor.

This cider is pretty decent has nice apple flavor with some other minor spices. very smooth on the palate and great for after dinner or as a palate cleanser.

Aroma is a pleasant, warm, overripe apple aroma. A crisp, clean aroma. The color is caramel/amber and the white head left some lace spots while leaving. Rather thin in body with very mild carbonation. The flavor is slightly caramel Granny Smith. The finish is almost pear, but quite certainly dry. It’s very good, and not at all like a cooked apple product. Another great Woodchuck product.

Appearance: Pours a clear, deep orange body with a thin, white ring of bubbles. Smell: Sour apple aroma with some light caramel and suspiciously low-priced champagne in there as well. Taste: Sweet apple flavor with the taste of tart Granny Smith apple peelings and discount champagne. Finish is tart with some alcohol warmth and taste. Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: Definitely more dark than it is dry. Oh, Woodchuck, what have you wrought?!

Best of the bunch. Nice and tart cide, dry as its name implies. Strong granny smith apple presence witha heavy, sugar/fructose supplemented base. Thin but really enojoyable - good toasting cider.

Bottle from BevMo. Dark golden/light amber color. Pretty tart aroma of apples. A hint of sweetness. Flavor is lightly tart. Smooth and refreshing. A little watery. Decent cider.

xxx I dont consider woodchuck beer so i refuse to raise its rating, it doesnt taste good, its too fruity and makes me naseus after a lil consumption.