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Angry Orchard Cinnful Apple

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powerofpositivethinking Community Regular
powerofpositivethinking
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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
NickBerti
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Thank you, I'll try it out!

edgymama Apprentice
edgymama
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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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SMRI
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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

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edgymama
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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

 

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

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

SMRI Collaborator
SMRI
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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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