Cider Jack Hard Cider

Formerly brewed at Vermont Hard Cider Company, LLC
Style: Cider
Middlebury, Vermont USA

Serve in Flute, Lager glass

Tasted 3/21/09. 12oz bottle. Filtered with a pale golden hue. Trace ring of tiny bubbles. Aromas of, well you guessed it...apples. Also a touch earthy and a slight perfumy quality. Medium bodied and, actually quite dry. Tart and tangy. Pleasant effervescence. Slight acidic zip in the finish. While I’m not the biggest fan of ciders, this was quite a surprise. Not too complex, but very drinkable. Moderate sweetness, but it doesn’t go over the top. If cider is your thing, this is worth trying.

Not bad if you like this fruity, cider style. It is smooth and tastes just like apple cider with hardly any alcohol presence in it. I personally like the raspberry flavor better. But after a couple of these I’m ready for a real beer.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear gold color with a fizzy white head. Aroma is dry and tart apples and some light spice. Flavor is sweet and tart at the beginning with a good amount of apples. Not as dry as I thought, but also not as sweet as other American ciders. Not too shabby.

A decent cider and I’m not that big a fan on hard ciders. this one had a great taste of apple cider and went down smooth with a great kick at the end. pretty good

Noting great here. Has a nice cider taste but nothing to brag about at all. A freien mad me try this one. I prefer beer.

Fairly good cider. Smells of apples and cinnamon. Tastes tart and sweet with a crisp and abrupt finish.

Goog’s put it best, this cider takes a back-seat to woodchuck. Artificial apple flavor, candy sweet aroma. Pretty bad

12 oz bottle from Enniskillen; Nose of apples with a slight skunky note; clear gold with lots of effervesent bubbles; flavor is slightly tart apples; not great, not bad.