Brian J.

8.9

Berry white Altamont rose beer

Refershingly not too sweet w/ hints of rose wine and raspberries —- good for those who want a non sweet cider type beer that doesn’t taste like apples or traditional beer while not being sour. — a month ago

Stevie Williams

9.1

Quite an oily and yeasty mouthfeel, crisp apple cider scent. — 4 years ago

Davi Peterson

9.0

This was my first time trying mead. I thought it was waaaaay to sweet for me at first. It comes with 2 mulling packets. So I gave it a try and it tasted great hot :) with the mulling spices it tasted less sweet like apple cider — 7 years ago

Paul Weil

9.0

This is a semi-dry blend of mead and hard cider, weighing in at 14% alcohol. It tastes like apple-tinged Ethiopian tej. — 9 years ago

Brandon Boesch

9.5

Tanuki cider. Newton pippin single varietal. Turning into one of my favorite California cider companies. So clean but with enough complexity and funk to make them very interesting. High acid on this one but just outstanding apple flavors and tannins. Worth seeking out these ciders. Batch 2020+21 #16/30 — 2 years ago

James Forsyth

9.0

Asta is a trendy neighborhood restaurant in Boston's Back Bay. The menu is simple insofar as you choose from five or eight courses. We opted for five. The first course was a warming cheddar and beer soup. A ginger squid and foam dish was unusual and tasty in equal measure. Then came a sweet potato with an apple cider vinegar sauce. The apex was slow cooked beef that looked like it had been done sous-vide. Something called Interstellar was a bonus course - a parsnip purée with cocoa and popping rocks - a dish for the New Year. The treacle pudding was rich, comforting and delicious.
We opted against the wine pairings, instead ordering this Schioppettino from Friuli. Apparently this winery rescued the varietal and champions it. Not sure if this is true... it is light bodied but has earthy characteristics. Like a cross between Gamay and Syrah. Quite tasty and high acidity, which helped when pairing with a curious selection of dishes. — 7 years ago

Doug Burress

Sales K&L Wines

9.2

Super dry cider in the English style. Straight forward dry apple deliciousness, and excellent over ice on this super hot day near the Bay. — 7 years ago

Karina Stenquist

8.9

Deliciously crisp almost like a natural cider. — 4 years ago

Aaron Tan

8.9

Trying to introduce J to the weird and wonderful world of skinsies. While I can't say I've got a convert this time around, the little study certainly provided some food for thought. Spectacular nose which J enjoyed too - Dried apricot, bruised apple, mango, white pepper, clove, fresh rose, and ginger. As with a lot orange wines for new drinkers, the palate's where J got turned off by. Kind of cider-like and a little "fuzzy", with good grip and an acetic zing. There's just enough fruit to keep the savory chicken essence elements at bay. Finishes quite earthy and acidic. I would say this is not a particularly challenging skinsy, but not an introductory one either. Although it's quite nice on the occasion, I have to note that I usually like this cuvée more 🤔 — 4 years ago

Amanda Lee Neville

9.1

Autumn is here. Perfect for post-apple picking! — 8 years ago

with Chuck