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New Gluten Free Cider!

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I am always on the lookout for more drinking options other than wine or mixed drinks. There is something about drinking out of a bottle at a bar, I miss it so much! I am a huge fan of Magner's the Irish Cider, but I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Harpoon, the proud makers of a good IPA and UFO, and brewed locally in Boston, have made their very own cider! It's gluten free, I checked on the website, and I actually tried it yesterday at a local pub, who had it on draft! I didnt love it as much as Magner's, and it reminded me a lot of Strongbow in looks alone. The apple taste was sort of faint too, but overall its great to have another option out there, and one from a mainstream brewer.

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I thought all apple cider was gluten-free...

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I just cracked open my first Harpoon cider. I used to love UFO, so I had high hopes, also I'm hoping that they'll carry this in all of the local Boston bars like they do with the other Harpoon stuff. I really like it. It's much milder than other ciders. It reminds me a bit of Original Sin cider out of NYC. I could drink more than one of these (and shall try tonite! :P ) and I can't say the same for Magners.

Give it a try if you see it! Also, thanks for the tip!!

Sally

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