I'm not sure the world of fine beverages is ready for this but this is one of the most interesting culinary creations I have come across this year. This is absolutely a 'have this with food' drink. So refreshing. Such good value and culinary creativity on display. — 9 years ago
Whaaat!! Fine, so fine — 10 years ago
Fine Sidra, crisp and clear with good honest funk--great with garlic anchovy pizza. — 10 years ago
Very tart, dry, funky, and delicious, with a fine, persistent bead. Light in color, and loses some steam on the finish. — 10 years ago
Dried up Apple peel and pear cider on the nose with more pronounced minerality. Very fine and almost creamy mouthfeel. Not quite sourdough, but pretty darn close. Delicious. — 11 years ago
Surprisingly fine! Clean, crisp, fresh honeycrisp apple flavor with a delicate effervescence. Great with Gouda or Cheddar. A little fresh residual sugar makes this great with spicy food. — 11 years ago
Yummy dry cider from the fine folks at Bonny Doon! — 12 years ago
Hands down best cider ever tasted. Super fine bubbles that were champagne like. Tasted like freshly pressed apple juice that had been carbonated. Brilliant. £16 from Noble Farringdon. — 8 years ago
Served around 47 degrees which is perfect. Apple flavors (think cider, not fruits). Lees, fine bubbles and a great finish. SS — 9 years ago
Beautiful stuff that never disappoints. Golden & green apple, apple cider, bruised pear, pineapple flesh, tangerine, touch of honey, citrus blossoms, amazing fine chalk, tiny bubbles and crisp dead on acidity. Cheers & remembrance to all the people lost, who are missed and the ones that loved them! #neverforget911 — 9 years ago
Amazing, rarefied nose of butter, quince, and honeysuckle, threaded with a fine scent of cider apples. Lovely balance.
Unfortunately this note was based on what it tasted l like a month ago, as the bottle was now a casualty of the coravin system; opened a month ago, it had lost its vigour and begin to oxidise. The more I use the device, the more I am convinced that it is totally useless with older corks (20 years plus). Certainly the last time I'll ever use it on older vintages, unless I plan to finish the bottle within a week! — 10 years ago
Finnriver Country Peach Brett Cider. Loved this on tap recently & was lucky to fine the last few bottles available in Seattle at the Ballard Farmer's Market. The combination of apple, peach & brett is intoxicating. A cider for sour beer lovers. — 10 years ago
Lavender, smoke, rice cake, sparkling summer river water, ripe, red plum aromatics. Raspberry, plum, light cedar and cinnamon, dry oregano, sandy soils echoing fine grained tannins. Silky, plum oil seductively lounges on your tongue, undulating through the rich black olive and plum cider finish. — 10 years ago
Very pale yellow, fine bubble, notes of apple, pear, apricot, taste of apple cider, lemon zest and yellow plum, refreshing fruity finish, will be perfect for the summer. — 11 years ago
Best domestic cider I've tried. Super fine bubble- tart, tannic. Fantastic. — 11 years ago
Extreme winemaking in the Liebana valley in Asturias (a mountainous region in Atlántico Spain best known for cider. Mineral, atlantic, fresh, plenty of red fruit, cherries and toasted coffee. A great discovery. Local bears also love the grapes. Fine acidity and great length — 13 years ago
Fine spice, vanilla, pepper; red fruits, strawberries, red cherry, with a hint of apple cider; smoke and leather; tannins are firm still. Could cellar for many more years. — 8 years ago
Still so young and tight. lot of concentration and structure. Iron, bacon, and some campfire on the nose. Black raspberry, plum, strawberry, apple cider. Such fine tannins it's gorgeous. Wanna come back in 10 years. So juicy yet with a core of minerality that soars — 9 years ago
Bright, with notes of fresh cider. A little yeasty with a very fine bubble. Great alone or with food. — 9 years ago
Deep dark opaque purple in color. Yeasty black currant seed on nose., with high honeyed apple scent on top. Good appley snap or tartness on front in mouth with black currant juice flavor plus its seed and skin tannins on finish. Slight astringency from apple in aftertaste. A fine sipping cider, well made and structured, complex — 10 years ago
Lots of fine bubbles. Nose of dusty apples, like cider. High accidity, dense, slightly oxidative character. With time develops notes of honey. — 10 years ago
2012. Gold colour. Whiff of cement dust. Like earthy cider. Sea breeze and mushrooms emerge. Balanced, structured. Some heat. Bitterness. Big powerful energetic wine pent up. Long palate. Rich smooth body. Fine Sinewy tannins. Golden heavy silk. Plays in the mouth for a long time — 11 years ago
Damn fine. Bright & alive on the palate, smoky cider & slate. Serious. Thoughtful. Dark grey mineral core. Beautiful late summer rain & wet wool clouds. — 11 years ago
A whiff of children's penicillin medicine, the pink stuff, blows off quickly, revealing a leesy, golden apple and skin detail. Generous, rich texture with nice sweetness, fine tannic dryness and grip, and a fresh, lively core. Finish is long snd pulls off towards bitterness, but stays course nicely. Best MI cider I've had. — 11 years ago
At RFM, many fine wines, ciders and ale. — 12 years ago
David Shaw
Over 200 varieties in blend, says the label., 6.8% abv, unfiltered. Website says Dungeness is a single orchard blend. A still cider, little head or bubbles on pour. Light golden brown in color, very good clarity. Baked apple aromas, reminded me of an apple pie or cobbler with cinnamon, but that's my brain searching for cinnamon where there is none. Buttery mouthfeel, malic and citric acidity. Dry and really nuanced flavor profile. Tart malic finish and aftertaste with mild bitterness. No apparent seed tannins or astringency. This is what really fine apple wine tastes like, uncarbonated. A surprisingly unique and pleasurable experience, worth trying once, even if it's not a style for you. Kudos, Alpenfire! — 7 years ago