Another brilliant, knock-it-out-of-the-park regional blend from Aaron Burr. Crisp with a beautiful acidity and some delicate tannin. Some qualities of white Burgundy in there--probably from extended contact with lees. This is a terroir-driven cider; blends like this make Aaron Burr the star of the cider world for wine folks. — 9 years ago
Subtle, but very interesting. Just gets more complex as it goes on. — 10 years ago
Guess who's coming for thanksgiving dinner — 9 years ago
What you'd expect from an Aaron Burr pear cider - a kind of funky, yet refined earthiness with a bit of pear sourness. Oh and quite good of course. 30 cases produced, if you're counting. — 8 years ago
The wine made from the traminette grapes that go into Aaron Burr Appinette! The cider is better than the wine! (rating for the cider, not the wine) — 9 years ago
Champagne notes of yeast and bread, subtle and soft and lovely. Dry and pretty — 9 years ago
Graham Jenkins
Imagine Magners, but good and dry and not so damn sweet — 6 years ago