Drink Recommendations: HARD (Lulz) Cider
And don’t say Angry Orchard with a shot of Fireball, @Pitchfork51!
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https://www.onetreehardcider.com/our-ciders/
Their Lemon Basil cider is amazing, and getting broader distribution now. It sounds kinda gross, but it works. -
Ain't no laws when you're drinking White Claws. The Throbber is a Black Cherry guy. And it doesn't make his ass fat.
Don't know anything about cider except the Angry Orchard shit gave me a helluva headache one time.
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I'm glad you found some winners in your box o' NWJD booze.
Fair warning: Good cider is often quite expensive. Cider *is* wine, and we're not using Welches to make good wine so we're not using TreeTop to make good cider.
https://www.snowdriftcider.com/ is in my opinion the best in WA.
Of Tim's stuff, Cliffbreaks is closest to the "plain" cider I sent you. His Red is very similar to mine, and along with the (excessively) oaked Cornice those 3 are the ones usually easiest to find in PNW.
I'm a big fan of Sea Cider up in Victoria, but I don't know what Canada's travel restrictions have done to availability lately.
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We have been fortunate to get to work with some apple varieties only a couple generations removed from their native ancestors in the hills of Kazakhstan.NoWarningJustDawg said:I'm glad you found some winners in your box o' NWJD booze.
Fair warning: Good cider is often quite expensive. Cider *is* wine, and we're not using Welches to make good wine so we're not using TreeTop to make good cider.
https://www.snowdriftcider.com/ is in my opinion the best in WA.
Of Tim's stuff, Cliffbreaks is closest to the "plain" cider I sent you. His Red is very similar to mine, and along with the (excessively) oaked Cornice those 3 are the ones usually easiest to find in PNW.
I'm a big fan of Sea Cider up in Victoria, but I don't know what Canada's travel restrictions have done to availability lately.
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If I didn’t feel slightly guilty for periodically hooking up with your wife, I’d put your nuts in an apple press for sullying this thread with a picture of that swill!PurpleThrobber said:
Ain't no laws when you're drinking White Claws. The Throbber is a Black Cherry guy. And it doesn't make his ass fat.
Don't know anything about cider except the Angry Orchard shit gave me a helluva headache one time. -
I don't take it up the ass, so no.
I did drink a White Claw with my mom once while eatingMexi food. It was hilarious. -
Swift ... or 2 Towns ... according to the wife
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@Pitchfork51 HELP!Doog_de_Jour said:
If I didn’t feel slightly guilty for periodically hooking up with your wife, I’d put your nuts in an apple press for sullying this thread with a picture of that swill!PurpleThrobber said:
Ain't no laws when you're drinking White Claws. The Throbber is a Black Cherry guy. And it doesn't make his ass fat.
Don't know anything about cider except the Angry Orchard shit gave me a helluva headache one time.
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Sweet! Thanks for the list NWJD. (And again for the FREENoWarningJustDawg said:I'm glad you found some winners in your box o' NWJD booze.
Fair warning: Good cider is often quite expensive. Cider *is* wine, and we're not using Welches to make good wine so we're not using TreeTop to make good cider.
https://www.snowdriftcider.com/ is in my opinion the best in WA.
Of Tim's stuff, Cliffbreaks is closest to the "plain" cider I sent you. His Red is very similar to mine, and along with the (excessively) oaked Cornice those 3 are the ones usually easiest to find in PNW.
I'm a big fan of Sea Cider up in Victoria, but I don't know what Canada's travel restrictions have done to availability lately.PUBBOOZE. It was yummy.)
My @Sources have identified where I can pick up some Snow Drifter so I’ll give that a try. -
For me, taking it up the ass is a selling point.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:I don't take it up the ass, so no.
I did drink a White Claw with my mom once while eatingMexi food. It was hilarious.
