Woodchuck Pear Cider

Very clear. Light straw color. Fairly dry, chalky aroma. Not picking up too much sweetness but some fruit acidic tart. Taste is also pretty tart but evens out promptly. Pear taste is fairly prominent. Not a bad taste, finish turns rotten. Not as sweet as others.

On tap at the Gingerman in Fort Worth. Invisible pour. Rotten fruit aroma. Pear taste is pretty good! Sticky...

Pours nearly clear with a white head. Aroma is sweet pear. Flavor is sweet pears with a hint of tartness in the finish.

(bottle - 12 oz) Light gold with a fizzy head. Aroma is very light but with some pears easily detected. Flavor is very sweet at the beginning with a light pear flavor that really emerges at the end.

bottle: pint glass: pours very carbonated, leaving a very thin head ring. Color is pale straw, almost like pear juice... the nose is all fruit, definitely apples and pear. The taste is extremely sweet as expected, actually enjoyable but could barely finish the glass myself.

High carbonation and sweet as expected. Sour if left sit on the tongue. Hints of apple, peel, and pear softness.

Pours a very very clear color, not yellow at all. Aroma of course is pears. Flavor very very light, a bit watery, and extremely smooth. Goes down very smooth and easy. Not much depth in flavor, but an enjoyable hot day drink.

Bottle. Not bad at all for what it is. If you are expecting a beer, it is not going to satisfy. Pours almost clear as water with no head to speak of. Aroma of apple and a hint of pear. Flavor is similar sweet but not overly so. Light effervescence. I have not had any other ciders to compare it to but with an open mind it was nice for a hot summer evening.