Brew: Woodchuck Hard Pumpkin Cider
Brewer: Woodchuck Cidery, Middlebury, VT
Style: Cider
ABV: 6.9%
So. Woodchuck. I am not impressed. I am not blown away. I am not overwhelmed. I am simply... whelmed. This cider is yucky.
I bought like 20 different kinds of pumpkin brews a few days ago, because if I'm going to have to endure the month of October, I'm going to do it drunkenly and with pumpkin-flavored things. I love Woodchuck's other ciders, so when I saw that they'd made a very limited number of barrels of a hard pumpkin cider, I danced a little jig and bought a sixer.
SO SAD! It is just not good. =( It is, however, the first pumpkin cider EVER (according to this website, anyway). Upon discovering that information I became less opposed to it. I mean, the first incarnation of anything kinda sucks, right? Eeesh.
Okay here we go:
Appearance: Beautiful. The brew has a darker, orangey tint to it that the normal ciders do not exhibit.
Smell: Overly-sweet cider. I don't pick up pumpkin.
Taste: ...Overly-sweet cider. I don't pick up pumpkin. Eh. In fact, it leaves a syrupy sweet aftertaste/coating on the back of my tongue that is just unpleasant.
Mouthfeel: I mean you know. It's fine. It's like any other cider's mouthfeel.
Overall/Drinkability: Okay well I have five more of these now sitting in my fridge. Does someone want one?
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