First sip is telling. It tastes sweet and cold. I don't mean that it is actually all that cold (although, yes, I did pull it from my beer fridge). The cold is like when you chew a, Ice Breakers hunk of gum - it's more of a taste of cold than actual cold. I'm not really sure what causes it, but that's what I'm tasting.
A big swig brings a tip-in of gentle apples and carbonation, which is also slight. the middle hints at the "dry" from the title. It really does remind me of a dry wine or something. The finish starts with shot of tart across the bow and another wave of carbonation. The sweet kind of lingers on the lips when the tartness wears off.
Bottom Line: It's not a bad beverage, but it's not as good as the last Angry Orchard that I had. Wish it could be a little better, but It shows that Angry Orchard's average cider is better than Woodchuck's.
3.0/5