Cherry nose, cedar, very smooth. The entire table enjoyed. — 3 years ago
Shake well. Pour from height. — 6 years ago
Serious cider for serious drinkers... the combination between the apples and noble smoky wood made my day. Fermented to perfection. Dry, tart and smoky with a clean and refreshing finish. It taste like ancient wisdom got thirsty. Can’t get much better than this... IMPERATIVE!!! # To serve, we splash it into the glass, pouring from a very long distance so the cider aerates — if you let it linger too long in the glass, the aeration gets lost and the cider won’t be enjoyable to drink. — 8 years ago
Clean crisp and delicious — 7 months ago
Eric Bordelet is the acknowledged Cider Master from the Loire valley in Normandy (Mayenne). The colour of amber beer. This cider is made from a blend of 19 apple varieties including bitter, sweet and acidic varieties. Aromas of mouldy apple (unsurprisingly) Palate is intense yet refreshing with stewed apple and low acid. Fine bubbles. Only 6% ABV and very enjoyable. — a year ago


Delicious and super tart apple ice cider fortified with apple@brandy I think this would be great for guests. Tart enough to make your cheeks squirm. — 6 years ago
Won’t you take me to... funkytown. Off dry. Fall festive. — 8 years ago

Sidra??? Nunca, pero esto sí!! — 8 years ago
Dry floral funky so good — 9 years ago
Glorious/ pear content shows well on nose — 9 years ago
Strange and fantastic. Smoky, meaty, quite tart and delicious. — 2 years ago
A standard that still brings excitement and drama. Medium gold color with plenty of small bubbles. The nose is wonderful with a ton of apples and baked bread. Nice floral accents to match the dried cherry and blackberry notes. Really, really nice.
Composed of the three traditional grapes and injected with a nice bit of reserve wines, this is just one of those bottles that’s always right on time. Powerful, muscular, masculine, and sleek. Lovely fruit on the tongue and an elegant mouthfeel. A classic for a reason. — 4 years ago
Soft and bubbly, apple champagne. Flavorful but subtle enough that it can be paired as a desert wine. — 7 years ago
Dry, a little funky, not too yeasty — 8 years ago
Jim Lyons
For what it’s trying to do, and at the price, it’s really fucking good.
Dry with some nice suddle peachy sweetness on the front. — 7 months ago