Woodchuck Pear Cider

Clear straw color with no head. Slightly floral aroma with soft pear notes. Very light flavor of pears, and not much else. Crisp and refreshing, but lacking any real substance, complexity, or finish. Good for what it is, a light crisp drink that hopefully will help persuade some of my non-beer drinking friends to eventually try more serious fare, but not something I’d drink if I actually wanted a beer.

(Bottle) Pours a pale yellow color without much head. Aroma of apples and pears. Possibly some other light fruits as well. Sweet blend of pear and apple in the taste. Not much of anything else in there. Lingering sweetness in the finish. Moderate carbonation level and relatively light palate.

12 oz. bottle from a sampler. Pours an asburdly clear very bubble palest yellow ever. Almost hard to tell there’s any color at all. Sweet pear aroma. Sweet pear taste as well. I like my perry and cider dry, and this is way too sweet. No depth or complexity.

this beer is a bit too sweet for the average palate. It is almost completly clear and has no head. I bought this beer at a package store that sells single bottles. If you plan on trying it, look for at one of these before buying a full six pack.

Purchased from North Coast Coop in Arcata, CA. 12 oz bottle. Poured a very light yellow with almost no head. Nose of ripe pears. Flavor of pears with a crisp finish. Mouthfeel a carbonated. Easy drinking..

(bottle): Very clear very pale yelow body. Some whitish head, somewhat lasting. Fruity pear aroma, sugar. Somewhat effervescent. Sweet pear, not too dry. Not very carbonated, flattish. Somewhat watery.

Easy fruity beer to drink. I wouldn’t buy again but it tastes good. I like the other Woodchuck ciders more than this one.

Pours clear pale greenish color with almost no head. Faint aroma of pears. Mildly sweet, watered down pear flavor. Light body with average carbonation. Nothing special, but I would still rather have one of these than most light beers.