Oregon cider: Rev. Nat’s Sacrilege sour cherry Portland-style hard cider

Rev. Nat’s Sacrilege Sour Cherry Portland-style hard cider

Portland
Oregon

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5.0% alcohol

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12 fl oz can

Gluten-free, no added sulfites

This cherry cider is the bomb! Rev. Nat married tart granny smith apples, Montmorency and Morello sour cherries with a splash of Bartlett pears and spices (including ghost chili pepper) into something that is so delicious we can’t stop drinking it. It’s tart and very quaffable on its own or as a mixer. We sometimes use it to make a drink we call the cherry bomb– half cherry cider and half rosé bubbles– a rather fun alternative to a mimosa on Sunday mornings (although we do drink it at other times of the day and night too).

This cider has a nice, complex flavor profile– must be because of all the different cherries and spices. If you’re at all worried about any heat from the ghost chili peppers, don’t be. I have never really been able to single that flavor out specifically.

BOUQUET
AND PALATE

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sour cherries

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cherry
kool-aid

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raspberries

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mixed berry

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green apples

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cinnamon

Scoop up this cider deal by ordering here:

SRP $2.50/can

www.reverendnatshardcider.com

If you live in Portland, Rev. Nat’s is currently offering free delivery!

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About the Author: Michele Francisco

Michele Francisco, a founder and regular contributor to Winerabble, a blog primarily about Pacific Northwest wines, is living the dream in Portland, Oregon. Her passion leads some to believe she's got wine running through her veins. Contact Michele at michele@winerabble.com & be sure to visit her online portfolio at www.michelefrancisco.com.

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