Myopic_Celiac

Badges Earned (6)

Browns Lane from Crispin Cider Company This cider reminded me of my favourite pub in Somerset. While mass produced, it took me back to those days. I love a dry, tart cider. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 3 likes

Crisp Apple from Angry Orchard Just say "no" to Angry Orchard. Seriously, this stuff is disgustingly and unnecessarily sweet. At 25 grams of sugar, you might as well grab a Coke. I absolutely hate this cider. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 3 likes

Samuel Smith Organic Cider from Samuel Smith Samuel Smith's is one of my all time favourites. I've found it in Virginia, Maryland, and Colorado. It's a lovely British cider, though oddly enough I've never found it in UK. Somerset ciders will always be the best in my book. I've had the pleasure of sampling small batch local ciders all over UK, and I'm happy to have Samuel Smith's available year round. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 3 likes

British Dry from Strongbow Hard Ciders Why can't I get this in the US any more?! I've found proper Strongbow in Korea, UK, in the Caribbean, Ireland, Germany, and on cruise ships. The crap found in the US is faaaar too sweet. Sigh. Guess it's back to Cambridge for me. Reviewed on 06 Oct 2016 1 like

15 Men from Crispin Cider Company This was a hit at a recent gathering of pirates and SCAdians. It has just the right amount of honey without being overpowering and the rum scent and flavor is evident upon first taste. This cider has something for everyone. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 1 like

Green Goblin from Thatchers Cider Company The oak in this cider comes in the scent and in a delightful aftertaste. The cider itself is nice and dry. I'm definitely a fan. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 1 like

Joker (Dry) Hard Cider from ACE Hard Ciders Ace Joker is one of my favourites. At only 3 grams of sugar, it's quite dry and tart. I enjoy this as an everyday kind of cider and it's easily accessible via Total Wine & More on my way home from work. This far, everyone I know who has tried it has loved it. Reviewed on 04 Oct 2016 1 like

Jack's Hard Cider Original from Hauser Estate Winery Jack's Original is a simple local cider that's nice and dry (not sweet) and very reasonably priced. Produced in Pennsylvania, it comes in a can but never tastes like cider from a can. I love how light it tastes and that it goes with almost any meal. Reviewed on 09 Oct 2016 0 likes

Magners Apple Cider from Magners Cider Magners will always be an easy to find (especially on draught) old friend. At 12 grams of sugar, it's a little sweet but not horribly so. Reviewed on 06 Oct 2016 0 likes

Farmgate Dry from Millstone Cellars I really really like dry tart ciders. I've spent a lot of time living in UK and I've grown accustomed to heavy dark ciders with sour elements. Farmgate Dry is a personal favourite of mine. It's super delicious, especially for a local cider. Reviewed on 06 Oct 2016 0 likes