Woodchuck Granny Smith Draft Cider

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

Its a pretty good cider that definitily brings out the apple flavor. Its a great beer to try.

Sampled at Summertime Brews Festival. Pour: light almost clear sparkling. Head: white fizzy. Aroma: very tart granny smith apples, more tart than the amber. Flavor: granny smith apples, tart, not as sweet as amber. Palate: carbonated. Finish: tart.

Pours a yellow greenish color. Smells of apples and sourness. Tastes like granny smith apples with a touch of malt or wood. Decent but too light of a taste, lthough it is refreshing.

Just like the amber cider except made with granny smiths..which gives it a real crisp tartness. This is damn good, though I wonder what ciders are doing on a beer site

Pale yellow but barely any color at all. Smells like sweet granny smith apples. Not too sweet but sweeter than most beers. Medium carbonation and an ever so slight bitterness on the finish. I bought this to drink on Halloween, but I forgot about it.

It’s a great drink when you are in the mood for a light flavor. It’s very crisp and a bit sour.

Woodchuck Granny Smith Draft Cider is the palest thing I could think of that’s not water. There is no visible carbonation or head and it has good clarity. The aroma is of apple Jolly Ranchers, wet wood and alcohol. It is medium-light bodied. It starts nicely but it turns tannic. It is semi-sweet and starchy. The apple taste is a little elusive. There is something like dextrose in the flavor. Over-ripe (and stored for a year) apples and some cork are what lingers. It’s rather sour. It’s not overly fake or anything but the flavor is pretty muted. Look: I rated a cider.

From a bottle poured light green with almost no head. Nice tart apple flavor with a quick finish.