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Shacksbury Craft Cider Lost and Found

Review: Lost and Found by Shacksbury Craft Cider

Review Date: September 11, 2020

Sweetness: Dry

ABV: 7.50%

Cider Maker’s Description

Lost and Found features wild Vermont apples, as well as Wickson Crab, Yarlington Mill, Dabinett, and Golden Russet. Wild fermented and naturally carbonated.

Appearance:

  • clear, bright, golden color, became cloudier and more dull with each pour

Carbonation:

  • moderate, very fine/tiny bubbles

Aromas:

  • barnyard, funk, seawater, forest soil

Taste:

  • acetic, funky, salty (like seawater), sour, minerality

Mouthfeel:

  • sharp acidic bite, tannins creep up on you

Finish:

  • the funk and saltines linger for a while

Tasting Notes / General Impression

Sometimes this "job" is taxing on the palate.

Reviewer Notes

being wild foraged and wild fermented I have to believe this changes year to year so you may experience different characteristics depending on when you try it


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Cidery Information

Shacksbury Craft Cider
http://www.shacksbury.com/
Vergennes, VT

Matthew Ostrander
Matthew favors dry hard ciders with body and leans towards traditional English styles, and he’s also developed a serious appreciation for hopped ciders and creative flavor infused ciders. Though he prefers sweets in solid forms, he does enjoy semi-sweet to sweet ciders responsibly when the mood strikes. Learn more about our Chief Cider Curator here.