Really great, acidic European red. — 9 years ago
Cheese and wood. Not like domestic (USA) ciders. — 9 years ago
Drinking one of the 120 available bottles, it feels like experimental art: sheep cheese on the nose, chalky, earthy, shredded gums. — 10 years ago
I like this Zin more than others here. It's old school Russian River stuff with less jam and big pepper from nose through finish unctuously lingering, lounging and tandem free-falling down ones throat. Drinking well with Ruthrrford Grill's tri-cut and enchiladas- wow! — 10 years ago
One of my favorite Spanish style Ciders! Rich yeasty character, Parmesan cheese rind, and smoked Hungarian paprika. #spanishcider — 10 years ago
Really good apple cider! — 7 years ago
Cuando los años se convierten en aliados, mucha fruta todavia para ofrecer... — 8 years ago
This is the greatest Cider producer in the world. Jacques is making "next level" ciders. This one comes from an ancient apple orchard in the pristine Alps. — 9 years ago
One of the best ciders I've tried. Not too sweet or overpowering. — 10 years ago
Really nice. Fruity yet dry with a pleasant bitter finish. One of the more complex ciders I’ve had. — 7 years ago
I’m basically new to ciders but will make up for lost time. This is an excellent, bold flavored beverage that can be enjoyed at anytime! — 8 years ago
Very pale yellow in color. Good head on pour and good carbonation with medium to large sized bubbles. Delicate aroma. Lightly flavored in mouth with some bitterness, followed by slight malic and lactic acid tastes on finish, followed by a slight astringency with pulp-flavored aftertaste. If you like fruit forward ciders, this is not one of them; this is austere, dry to off-dry, bare-bone, minimalist cider. A worthy exercise in creative or alternative cider making styles but it won't be to everyone's taste. I enjoyed it, so it's worth a try if you can approach it with an open mind. — 8 years ago
Great chardonnay at the fall Tandem Gathering! — 10 years ago
James Rogers
One of my favorite ciders- great for brunch! — 7 years ago