Dry Organic Cider

Straw colour, slightly hazy and light fizz although it did go everywhere when I opened the bottle and again when I poured. Strong funky aroma. Straw flavour with moderate funk. Soft mouthfeel, crisp with tannic finish.

I would agree that this is a true dry cider but it does have balance and depth to compliment the dry sensation. The dry sensation is the first taste which is followed by more sweet notes on the aftertaste. This cider has a small amount of farmyard funk as all the dunkertons ciders do. This is a superb cider and one of my favourites.

The pour is a slightly hazy gold with medium to high effervescence. The aroma is apples, leather and farmhouse phenolic. The taste is dry apple tart and slightly bitter. The finish is medium with a balance of acidic and astringency. The mouthfeel comes from both the tannins and the carbonation. My wife is generally not a fan of traditional English ciders but the dry and high carbonation appealed to her. This is more my profile and I enjoyed the complexity of it. Plus, it’s organic. This would be a good transition cider for someone who likes a modern dessert based cider as it is well balanced.

Really grew on me - great sweet/medium aftertaste, fresh, minimal pesticides etc. Easy drinking

Amber-coloured, with an aroma featuring straw, leather, and moderate funk. Crisp apple quickly gives way to dry, tannic tones, and an aftertaste with a strange, but not unpleasant, mineral quality. Unusual cider, which went well with some stuffed olives. Good drinkability, but probably not sessionable.

Funky but a good balance and dry

Too mineral and bitter, it is dry but I probably won’t drink again

Dry, crisp and slight tannic apple taste. Moderate carbonation.

This just launched in the U.S., $8 for 500ml. A true (and awesome) English cider. Definitely dry and tannic. Notes of cider apples, orange, leather, mineral, caramel, and toffee.

Had bag-in-box. Clear, golden, dry but medicinal taste.