Woodchuck Pear Cider

From bottle poured light yellow with very little head. Nice flavor of pears that was not too sweet.

Enjoyable for a fruity pear cider. Draft was very aromatic and a little spicy.

12oz. One of the more interesting woodchucks I’ve had. The pear flavor goes better with some of the cheap wine harshness/sourness that some of these tend to have. Not too sweet, fairly refreshing.

Very dry finish and quite peary in flavor. I kinda liked this one. Nice refresher at a beer festival.

Sweet without a very strong flavour. Had a bit of a dry finish to it. Not one of my favs

Color is a clear, very pale yellow - not good for a beer, but acceptable for pear cider. Aroma is strong and sweet, just like a pear, and very inviting because I love pears. Flavor is not strong, but it is delicious and refreshing, with just a hint of alcohol nip. Because it is so sweet and smooth, it could be insidious! Good by itself, or a nice accompaniment to a meal or a party.

Musty pear and baby food aroma. Remarkably clear and Champagne colored. Sweet and sour pear flavor in good balance. The mustiness lingers a while, but it gives a little chaacter. It tastes like the 1950s, if that makes sense to anyone. Great novelty drink.

12oz bottle. Final non-sake style. Pours a clear, light straw color; headless, with an occasional effervescent bubble from the bottom of the glass. Watery aroma, with some pears and sugar. Light mouthfeel, with a decent concentration of pear and light apple cider flavor; very simple, slightly sugary, assertive mineral character; quite drinkable, but a weakling. Light, mineral and pear finish; a bit overripe.