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New Beer (Cider) Blog Woodchuck Local Nectar Made With 100% Michigan Apples

In this beer (cider) blog, we are going to get into a special cider from Woodchuck Hard Cider. It is Local Nectar. If you read my earlier cider blog posts on their ciders, you know the history of this East Coast Cider Makers. If you have not, please, read them to get to know Woodchuck. Let us get into this Cider.

It has a clear off yellow color. It is almost a white yellow color like a Belgian White Ale color. The smell has a sweet hard cider apple notes. The taste has a sweet to slight dry apple notes. The aftertaste is sweet apple tart finish. It is pretty drinkable cider. It is perfect throughout the summer months.

Here is a description from their website (www.woodchuck.com):

Core Ciders | Available Year Round | Woodchuck Hard Cider

Woodchuck® was born and raised in Vermont and our roots remain firmly entrenched in our home state. This cider was handcrafted using apples solely from our orchard partners in Vermont. It is light and crisp, semi-dry, and a pure reflection of the fantastic apple crop Vermont is known for.
*Local Nectar is also now available in Michigan.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.woodchuck.com

Twitter: @woodchuckcider

Closing, I always love to see craft breweries and cider makers try something different. I am kind of new to the cider world. I am always trying to open my mind to other things asides beer. Everyone knows that I love my craft beer. I have to say between Woodchuck and Blake’s. They are making respect the cider more. I respected them in the past and I was not really a fan of cider. They say every ten years your taste buds change. I believe my taste buds might be changing. I like it. I might buy it again but the price is higher for a normal dry cider. It makes it special because it is made with Michigan apples to us that live in Michigan. I recommend it. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser16@gmail.com

Twitter: @djweiser

Instagram: @djweiser13

New Beer (Cider) Blog Woodchuck Out Of The Limb Cheeky Cherry Sour Cherry Cider

In this beer (cider) blog, we are going to sample a new and special release cider from Woodchuck Hard Cider. It is their Out On Limb Cheeky Cherry Sour Cherry. If you read my earlier cider blogs posts on their ciders, you know the history of East Coast Cider makers. If you have not, please, read them to get to know Woodchuck Hard Cider.

It has a clear red cherry color without a head on this hard cider. The aroma has sweet to slight sour cherry notes. The taste has a heavy sweet cherry with a slight sour to tart cherry aftertaste. It is pretty drinkable cider.

Here is a description from the cider bottle:

Get your cell phone out and prepare the selfie cam people! This cider features a bright pop of crisp apple and sour tart cherry notes that are sure to have your face in prime selfie shape. Cheeky Cherry is crafted from bittersweet balanced between the sweet juice and sour cherries which are infused post-fermentation. Check out Cheeky Cherry if you are looking for a next level cider.

Here is a description from their website (www.woodchuck.com):

Cheeky Cherry

Get your cell phone out and prepare the selfie cam people! This cider features a bright pop of crisp apple and sour tart cherry notes that are sure to have your face in prime selfie shape. Cheeky Cherry is crafted from bittersweet cider apple varieties and perfectly balanced between the sweet juice and sour cherries which are infused post-fermentation. Check out Cheeky Cherry if you are looking for a next level cider.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.woodchuck.com

Twitter: @woodchuckcider

Closing, I gave anyone credit from a brewery or cider maker to do something or different. I love cherries and I had to pick up a bottle of this cider. I am not a huge fan of ciders but I am willing to try them. It is average but good. I can see cider drinkers love this product. I love the aroma to taste profile. I recommend this cider and please give me your thoughts. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser16@gmail.com

Twitter: @djweiser

Instagram: @djweiser13

New Beer (Cider) Blog Woodchuck Fall Harvest Hard Cider (2014)

In this fall seasonal cider blog, we are going to get into one of two fall seasonals from Woodchuck Hard Cider. This is their everyday seasonal cider. It is apple pie cider. If you read earlier beer blog posts about their ciders, you know the history of this cider makers. If you have not read those posts, please, read them to get to know Woodchuck. Let us get into this fall cider.

It has a clear dark golden color without a head. The smell has an apple pie notes of cinnamon and apple. The taste a cinnamon up front sweetest notes and finish like an apple pie aftertaste. It is pretty drinkable beer.

Here is a description from the cider bottle:

The fall harvest brings farmers and communities together to celebrate another year of fruitful labor. It is a time of shorter days, cooler nights, and great apples. This cider has a complex and elegant character full of apple, cinnamon, and nutmeg balanced out with a hint of american white oak. A true taste of the season.

Here is a description from their website (www.woodchuck.com):

Fall Harvest

The fall harvest brings farmers and communities together to celebrate another year of fruitful labor, It is a time of shorter days, cooler night, and great apples. This cider has a complex and elegant character full of apple, cinnamon, and nutmeg balanced out with a hint of American White Oak. A true taste of the season.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.woodchuck.com

Twitter: @woodchuckcider

In the end, I have to say this cider makers made me a fan of ciders. I am on my fall seasonal kick and I like to start trying them early to get as many in as I can. I know a few of these fall seasonals disappear from the market quickly. I know this will not but it is nice to get it in early. I know towards end of the season. I will be burned out on them but I highly doubt it. I say that every year. There is a nice complex tasting notes going on in this cider. It is not another boring hard cider. They put some thought into it for this type of season. I love the fact that it does taste like liquid apple pie. I highly recommend this cider. It is a nice way to kick off the fall season and wrap it before the winter season. Go get some! Drink it Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser16@gmail.com

Twitter: @djweiser

Instagram: @djweiser13

New Beer Blog Woodchuck Summer Cider

In this summer cider blog, we are going to sample Woodchuck Summer Cider. If you read my earlier blog posts on Woodchuck’s ciders, you know the history of this Cider Legend. If you have not, please, read them to get to know Woodchuck. Let us get into this Hard Cider.

It has a clear yellow to light golden color without a head on this cider. The aroma has hint of blueberry and apple notes. The taste has blueberry notes with some apple notes. The aftertaste has blueberry finish that hangs around for a bit. It is extremely drinkable cider.

Here is a description from the bottle:

Summer Cider is a the perfect refreshment on a warm, summer’s day. Exhibiting a slight tartness, this cider begins with a full robust flavor followed by a rich taste reminiscent of New England blueberries. All crafted in Woodchuck tradition… Indepented to the core.

Here is a description from their website (www.woodchuck.com):

The sounds of the lapping lake-shores, the mountain views, and memories of fresh picked blueberries, now in a convenient six-pack. Exhibiting a slight tartness, this cider begins with a full, robust flavor followed by a rich summertime taste.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.woodchuck.com

Twitter: @woodchuckcider

In the end, as many of you know, I have been slowly getting into ciders. The huge growth of ciders is making me open my eyes to these beverages. Ciders are growing faster than Craft Beers. I love the blueberry notes, which is not strong, with the apple hard cider in it. The tartness is what makes this cider along with the blueberries. It is extremely easy to drink while being refreshing. I highly recommend this cider. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

Instagram: @djweiser13

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