Jake Hajer

9.2

Farmhouse cider, apricots, classic aged base wine, toffee. Sour. — 7 years ago

Robert Lim

9.1

Super delicious with an angular, bittersweet bite. Lot 15 — 8 years ago

Carrie Alm

9.0

Great cider for holiday time - cranberry spice hard apple cider. Pinkish tinge, lots of bubbles. Looks like wine. — 9 years ago

Stephen Sutton

9.6

Fabulous ... And a bit tangy and tart. Love it. — 9 years ago

Larry Irving

9.1

Hot day. Cold Cider. Not overly complex but well balanced and thirst quenching — 9 years ago

Erik Longabardi

9.2

A little high at 9% but really good — 10 years ago

Lara Dunphy Guest

Director Sales & Marketing Black Cordon Vineyards, Sixteen by Twenty Wines

8.9

This was pretty good, but lacked a little bit of apple-y tartness, which I like in my cider. Overall it was good, though. — 10 years ago

Aaron

9.5

Real dry, pretty funky, great! — 7 years ago

Jeff Dodd

9.6

Best Cider — 8 years ago

with Kelly

Kevin Simback

9.2

Cidre from Oregon! — 9 years ago

Ben de Vin

9.4

Another ripper cidre from Domaine J. Cécillon, rustic farmhouse funk, incredible tannins, vanilla, caramel goodness, bottle disappearing way too quickly. — 9 years ago

with Elaine

Matt Sterr

9.2

Sweet tart with notes of blueberry and a hint of nuttiness ( almond?). Delicious. — 9 years ago

Erich Broksas

Early Mountain Vineyards

9.3

Getting Thanksgiving started off with some VA cider. Super dry and fresh. — 10 years ago

with Robert

Lisa Mueller

9.4

Dry, tart and lovely — 7 years ago

Amanda B.

9.0

Medium sweetness, good apple flavor. I like mine a bit drier though. — 8 years ago

John Wilmot

9.3

Grüner-like... — 9 years ago

michele janezic

9.1

dry, minerally cognac. — 9 years ago

with Jennifer

Brent Mayeaux

Production Burn Cottage Vineyard

9.2

Still dry apple cider. A bit oxidative. Great fruit flavor and a touch of caramel and nut. Not really dirty at all. — 9 years ago

Lenn Thompson

Publisher NewYorkCorkReport

9.0

Spending some time learning about and exploring #NYcider This is a great place to start. Dry and lightly tannic with pear, flowers. Great acidity and a lingering finish that turns a little farmhouse ale-ish. Stunner. — 10 years ago

Olivia Lam

9.0

Definitely less sugary than somersby which is great! You can taste apple in the aftertaste which is a delight. Great for casual drinking, very light. — 10 years ago