Bayfield Schneewittchen

Thanks to skyview for sharing. Light cider nose with some woodiness. Light apple flavor with a dry mouthfeel.

From Skyview. Apple aroma. Light gold, not much else to say about the appearance. Some heat from alcohol. Just a little sugar with a thin palate. Dry.

[Bottle, thanks Skyview] Pours clear light golden. The flavor and aroma are, not surprisingly dominated by a good deal of apple with a lot of alcohol. Quite sweet overall, at times it almost tasted like there was honey in there. Medium mouthfeel. I really don’t know what else to say...this wasn’t a bad cider at all, but I just found it to be very plain and unable to stand out in any way.

Thanks to Skyview for sharing. Light yellow color with no head. A slightly sour apple aroma and a bit of white wine (pinot gris?). Mainly tart apple flaovr. A little sugary, but not overly so. The grape flavor is more like Gewertztraminer than anything else. Quite smooth and delicious.

Poured from a 750 ml bottle. Clear, oily blonde appearance. Foremost aroma is of black licorice and peppery raw anise; tart apple skins and pears with some honey sweetness and an increase of warmth as it breathes. Flavors of white grapes, Gewertztraminer possibly, juicy apples, honey, and a satisfying dry spiciness that whisks away the moisture in the mid palate. Palate is smooth and delicate, showing no alcohol; wet and tart toward the finish, which dries out in a refreshing, quenching finale. A well done, evocative example with a good balance of complexity and simplicity. Thanks for sharing, Bob!