Cider......

[goosehd]

@Giles some of us do look up to you…

[Tago Mago]

@Giles at this point Dennis is essentially Canadian, so maybe he’s just being nice

Edit: non-English nice

[goosehd]

@Tago-Mago but maybe I am being nice…

I’ve been trying to track down a French cider for a bit and could only find sweeter local ciders. This one is quite nice and refreshing, where I find the local ones overly sweet and almost undrinkable.

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd I went to Bretagne for a week a while back with a group of friends, and one of my buddies and I shared a bottle of cidre every evening as an aperitif. Those guys know their cidre

[Giles]

[endo]

oh that looks good Cheers to both of you!

[pmadison95]

Nice sweet cider with tartness from the cherries to balance it out with an abv of 6.9 percent. I am really liking this one. It is 1911 black cherry hard cider from beak and skiff based out of Lafayette, Ny which is near Syracuse. I have seen it around before but hadn't tryed it until now.It is NY grown apples not sure on the cherries though.

[Brock]

Not a beer. But one of my favorite ciders this time of year!

[ARNC]

@Brock you might want to take a look here

[goosehd]

@ARNC Thank you and moved

@Brock Heads up

[Brock]

Nice! Thanks dudes

[landownunder]

Anyone here tried their hand at some home made cider?

[ChrisC]

@landownunder My dad and I did many moons ago. I don't remember how it tasted although from memory it was pretty drinkable, but I do remember that it was a LOT of work crushing and pressing the apples.
Honestly, homebrewing beer is a lot less work if you have the gear already, there's a lot less manual labour involved

[Brock]

@landownunder
I’m going to make some blackberry cider soon!