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Leads with a bit of a funky aroma, but that doesn’t carry through in the taste. It does have some sourness and bitterness, which is a lot of what I taste. There’s very little “appley” flavor. It’s on the dry side of semi dry. Not my favorite, but would happily drink again.

Clear light gold colored pour. Moderate acidity. Moderate to strong apple aroma. Solid crisp apple flavor that has a really nice perfectly moderate tartness backed by a bold acidity. Also taste a bit of melon. Light to medium bodied.

The pour is a very pale yellow with a little carbonation. The aroma is yeast followed by apple. The taste is dry; a little acidic, and mostly sour. The finish is sour with a little apple but again... mostly sour. Overall, I have liked Original Sin Ciders but I’m not a fan of this one. It’s just sour without a lot of anything going on. Do the McIntosh if you want a plain cider or their Elderberry if you want some adjuncts.

Comes in a 330 ml bottle. Pale, golden colour, with an aroma of sour apple and apple skin. Monotonal, sharp, green apple flavour. Drinkable, but unexciting and predictable US cider.

Solid standard cider! Two thumbs up!

My favorite cider. Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of other ciders that I like but this is my "go to" cider. 143 calories 10g carbs 7g sugar

Bottle is 5.5%

This is my go-to cider. I love the unique bitterness this cider provides. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being dry, I like ciders in the 8-9 range and I really like this cider. It's a perfect backyard pool/grill cider and goes down wonderfully on a hot summer day.

Good, but not very adventurous. Standard commercial cider.

Original Sin has been on my cider list for years. I prefer it on tap or in the bottle over the can; it tastes too odd in the can. It's easy to find, everyone seems to like it, and it's not too sweet.