Woodchuck Granny Smith Draft Cider

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

Tastes watered-down compared to the amber and dark and dry varities. Has an almost lemony taste.

Tart aroma, looks like a glass of champagne after the pour. Nice tart sweet granny smith apple flavor. Refreshing, if you enjoy Granny Smiths you’ll really like this

Bottle. Sour apple and vinegar aroma. Very pale yellow-green color. Lightly sweet apple cider flavor - slightly tart but not as much as I would have expected given the Granny Smith content. Tastes much better than it smells. Like a sweet English cider.

Lots of fresh apples in the nose, of course. A little bit of citric as well. Pale and clear as an american water beer. Flavor not really my style. I was expecting so much more. Bitter and overly sour. Could have been much better with proper balancing. The worst cider i have tried.

Much better than the raspberry, the tartness is not as alcopoppy sweet, and tastes like the actual apple instead of sugar

Bottle. Pale, clear color. Smells of granny smith apples, though weakly. Tastes refreshing with a hint of apple, and a bit of tartness. Not cloyingly sweet nor is it particularly flavorful. It’d be a nice change of pace if I wasn’t in the mood for beer or if the beer options were crappy. I’d drink it again, but probably couldn’t have more than one or two.

Pale straw colored pour with no head. Aroma is heavy on the Granny smith apples, and other notes of alcohol. There’s definitely apples in there with other tastes of dry white wine and artificial sweeteners. Palate is really sweet and very dry. This gave me gut rot from just sipping this, way too sweet for my tastes. I couldn’t drink more than one of these in a session, yet not totally undrinkable.

didnt like it, this cider you can bearly taste, its a little like tonic water.