What's the best sparkling apple cider to bring to a New Year's party?
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http://www.knudsenjuices.com/products/celebratory/sparkling_crisp_apple
Other very good sparkling apple cider you may like to bring to a New Year's part would be Meiers Sparkling Apple Cider. This stuff tastes great!
http://meiersjuice.com
Or, if you live in New York City, you may want to try out Eve's Sparkling Apple Cider. If you do not live here, you might as well have it overnight shipped to you!
http://www.evescidery.com/cider.htm
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(Real cork and all) (So you get that nice pop>>>>>>* affect ;o) )
It's similar to a french fruity tasting cider but not to much bite.
I've heard good things about his stuff, check it out.
http://www.cabriniwines.com/sku21125.html
NOTE: His stuff comes currently in 3 different types Doux(Apple), Poire(Pear), and Granit(2005).
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For a more exact answer perhaps you should try out RP cranberry/apple sparkling cider... a slight twist with the addition of cranberry and it taste great!
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M$(Don't fret - Martenelli's a great regular store alternative - we always enjoy it...)
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I recently switched to a new brand I found called Kristian Regále. Its delicious, light and refreshing. It comes in a variety of flavors: Apple, Pear, Orange, Peach, Black Currant, Lingonberry-Apple, Pomegranate-Apple, I stock up on them at IKEA
http://kristianregale.com/
I recently switched to a new brand I found called Kristian Regále. Its delicious, light and refreshing. It comes in a variety of flavors: Apple, Pear, Orange, Peach, Black Currant, Lingonberry-Apple, Pomegranate-Apple, I stock up on them at IKEA
http://kristianregale.com/
Thanks, Lon! Enjoy the New Year!