bottle - This cider is very straightforward. It has a pleasant apple and blueberry smell. The flavor very sweet with apples and a healthy dose of sweet blueberry flavor. It’s fairly good though as is typical for Woodchuck it’s sweeter than I’d like.

Bottle at a work event. From notes. Sweet and tart apples dominate. A decent fakeass blueberry jolly-rancher type flavor in there too. Meh, drinkable but not really my thing.

Hard cider? On a beer website, well, ok, I’ve had it and have the notes right in front of me, so, let’s do this.
The aroma was actually quite fragrant as sweet as it comes across there’s a decent amount of other fruits going on such as blueberries and I think some raspberries as well.
The appearance was a clear carbonated amber/orange color. I think I’m realizing with ciders that aren’t supposed to be any heads in these. Ok, fair enough.
The taste was wow, extremely sweet, and the apples come out a bit stronger to push the blueberries back.
The palate, well, that sits fairly light and shows some carbonated harshness on my mouth and tongue.
Overall, well, its a hard cider and though I’m still trying to understand why its here on this website, but I’ll leave it alone I guess and just push forward. Maybe, I’ll try to understand these things better as life goes on....we’ll see.

From old notes now that we are able to put the rating in the system. +++ Sampled from a 12 oz green bottle this cider poured an incredibly pale yellow color with no head and no lacing. The aroma was sweet berries and apple. The flavor was sweet and tart berries and apple. Long sweet sugar, berry and apple finish. Light and watery body. Ok.