Farmed & Dangerous Cider
Cider Profile:
Name: Farmed & Dangerous Cider
Sampled December 2018
Brand: North American Craft Type: Apple – Crisp Location of Brewing: Hamilton, ON ABV: 6.5% Website Link: Ingredients: Apples, sulphites Gluten Free: yes Sugar Content: 24 g/L Size(s) available: 473mL (can) |
Cider Crate Tasting Notes:
Smell: Strong aroma. Semi-sweet with some earthiness. Sour and tannin notes. Very apple-forward.
Initial Taste: Mild acidic bite. Quickly apple forward – with sour and dessert apple flavours noticeable. Slight earthiness.
After Taste: Apple flavours continue, with the sour notes dissipating slightly. Becomes creamier. Fleshy apple flavour. Semi-dry finish. Lingers a while.
On ice: Generally the same cider but all elements become more mild/reduced.
Additional Notes: Farmed & Dangerous is a very good example of an apple-forward cider, that doesn’t mess around with unnecessary flavours. With a medley of apple flavours, it is sweet with a touch of sour – a nice example of the recently emerging definition of what an ‘Ontario Apple Cider’ is. With fleshy apple tastes, it tastes fresh, crisp and with many farm-to-can influences. It helps that part of the proceeds helps injured farmers – a cider we can all feel good about drinking!
Rated on a scale of 1-5
Sweet – 3
Sour – 2.5
Crisp – 3
Dry – 2.5
Fruity – 4
Next recommendations:
More Sweet – D’ont Poke the Bear Cider
More Sour – Duntroon – Standing Rock Cyder
More Dry – Great Cider – Nice and Dry
More Crisp – Liberty Village – Extra Dry Cider
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