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Angry Orchard Cinnful Apple


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Angry Orchard has a seasonal flavor called Cinnful Apple, which is a cinnamon apple tasting cider.  It is delicious, and my favorite kind of alcohol because it doesn't taste like alcohol.  I highly suggest it!


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I like Angry Orchard.  I'll have to look for these!!

NickBerti Newbie

Thank you, I'll try it out!

edgymama Apprentice

See this is one of my least favorite of the angry orchard ciders haha! To each their own :) I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked the ginger one that is out right now! 

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I looked for them today but no luck.  I was at a Walmart several weeks ago that had a mix and match station for these but I don't remember which one.  You could buy one or two.  I'd like to find that in case I don't like them :D

edgymama Apprentice

I looked for them today but no luck.  I was at a Walmart several weeks ago that had a mix and match station for these but I don't remember which one.  You could buy one or two.  I'd like to find that in case I don't like them :D

 

Yup that is how I tried them, bought a case that had 4 cinful, 4 classic, 2 crisp apple, and 2 ginger apple or whatever it's called. I found them at Meijer not sure you have that where you are but it is similar to a super walmart. 

Fenrir Community Regular

If you like Angry Orchard, you should check out Strongbow Cider it is also great stuff.


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edgymama Apprentice

I agree strongbow is good! I preferred it over in England on tap mixed with a little black currant juice though. mmmm

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I found some of the Cinnful Apples today.  They are pretty good.  They have a stronger apple taste than the regular with just a hint of cinnamon aftertaste 

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