Woodchuck Granny Smith Draft Cider

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

Pours a straw yellow colour with no head. Aroma is of ripe green apples, lime and a hint of grass. Taste is citrusy, slightly tart with noticeable lemon and apples on the palate. If I didn’t know any better i would thought it was just apple juice.

looked like water with a ring of white froth. smells like apple juice and it tasted like apple juice.

Bottle. Pours a very pale yellow with no head. Tart apple aroma. Flavor is granny smith apples that are mildly sweet and tart with a thin texture and a light body

This ranks very high on my cider list, as I’m more new to ciders I don’t have a huge comparison. I find this cider to be fairly smooth, not too acidic, but the sourness from the granny smith balances nicely against the sweetness. I find the yeast that has been used to ferment this cider leaves a really nice appely residue to the cider...it is not dry. It is also not overly alcoholic. Just a really nice blend for a cider. At this point, my favorite commercial cider, but I’m still getting into these.

Clear with yellow tint. Apple aroma. Tart and tangy apple taste. Very bubbly. I like the amber better.

I thought this was a decent cider. Crisp, dry, and tart apple taste and aroma but not much else. Regardless, for what it is, it is good and I might even buy some more.

This beer came in one of Dirty John’s infamous mystery packs (they take 24 random beers and put it in a case). Very pale yellow in color. Actually tastes like a Granny Smith yet a little less tart (I’d like a little more honestly).

Pours clear pale yellow with a slight green tint. Aroma of bittersweet apples. It tastes like tart apple juice. Light body with average carbonation and aslightly dry finish. Decent.