Mainiac Mac
Ricker Hill (Ricker's Hard Cider/Maniac Cider) in Turner, Maine, United States 🇺🇸
Cider - Sweet Regular|
Score
5.40
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Mainiac Mac is made primarily from McIntosh apples mixed in with a secret blend of other varieties of apples. The result is a naturally sweet drink with a fruity expression of Maine. With its mild carbonation and crisp clean finish, Mainiac Mac will quench your thirst, satisfy your taste buds, and leave you wanting more.
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4.9/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 6
Flavor 4
Texture 2
Overall 6.5
Can at hotel while work being done at home. Clear and bright pour. Some bubbles. Nose is sweet Macintosh and sugar. Tastes bee sweet and sugary. Some bubbles and light white wine. Too sweet tastes like the brits figure all our ciders taste (sweet and not good).
Tried
from Can
on 21 Mar 2021
at 01:17
2/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 2
Flavor 2
Texture 2
Overall 1
Canned 10/23/17, drunk 11/11/17.
Filtered apple juice with little/no carbonation apparent. Typical "piss" colored lager appearance.
Syrupy-sweet, white table sugar with full-on concentrated apple juice in the nose. I think juicy juice boxes definitely smell better than this.
Insipidly and amazingly sweet in the mouth, with fizzy, forced carbonation. Concentrated apple juice syrup, table sugar and artificial chemical flavors abound with a thin (though retaining some of the sugar and syrupiness) texture. Truly awful and impressive that they've managed to outdo most of the macro hard ciders in said awfulness. Sadly, it doesn't quite have enough chemical or off-flavoring to give it a .5, and they even state that they add apple juice concentrate and sugar. But still, this stuff is vile and will give you diabetes in no time. One small sip, that I then spit out, was enough.
Filtered apple juice with little/no carbonation apparent. Typical "piss" colored lager appearance.
Syrupy-sweet, white table sugar with full-on concentrated apple juice in the nose. I think juicy juice boxes definitely smell better than this.
Insipidly and amazingly sweet in the mouth, with fizzy, forced carbonation. Concentrated apple juice syrup, table sugar and artificial chemical flavors abound with a thin (though retaining some of the sugar and syrupiness) texture. Truly awful and impressive that they've managed to outdo most of the macro hard ciders in said awfulness. Sadly, it doesn't quite have enough chemical or off-flavoring to give it a .5, and they even state that they add apple juice concentrate and sugar. But still, this stuff is vile and will give you diabetes in no time. One small sip, that I then spit out, was enough.
Tried
from Can
on 22 Mar 2018
at 19:01