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Taste-Off: The best apple cider on supermarket shelves

By Matthew Lynch
March 20, 2024
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The crisp, sweet allure of apple cider is synonymous with autumn, but its enjoyable flavors can be relished year-round. With a variety of brands jostling for space on supermarket shelves, finding the best apple cider can be a convivial challenge for the taste buds. In this comparison, we’ve sipped and savored an assortment of ciders available at local grocers to bring you the lowdown on which ones are worth your dollars.

Firstly, it’s essential to differentiate between apple cider and apple juice. Traditionally, apple cider is a raw, unfiltered apple product that has a cloudy appearance due to the presence of apple solids. Apple juice, on the other hand, is usually filtered and pasteurized, resulting in a clear liquid. For this taste-off, we’re focusing on non-alcoholic apple ciders that embody the essence of orchard-fresh apples.

Winner: Orchard Valley Fresh-Pressed Cider

Orchard Valley’s offering stood out because of its robust apple flavor and perfect balance of sweetness and tartness. The use of a blend of different apples results in a complex flavor profile that transports one straight to the heart of an orchard in peak season. Additionally, the lack of preservatives and artificial flavors makes this cider taste just like it was pressed at home.

Runner-Up: Nature’s Nectar Cloudy Cider

Sealing its place as runner-up is Nature’s Nectar’s Cloudy Cider which boasts a piquant tanginess that plays well with its intrinsic sugary notes. The full-bodied texture appears almost rustic, much like traditional homemade ciders. It’s ideal for those who favor a sharper taste and hearty aroma.

Budget Pick: Grove Harvest Pure Apple

For consumers who prioritize value without compromising on quality, Grove Harvest Pure Apple Cider is a solid choice. While it may not have the complexity of higher-end competitors, its straightforward apple punch and refreshing finish make it an excellent everyday option for quenching thirst or using as a base in festive drinks.

Honorable Mention: Autumn Crisp Premium Cider

Not to be overlooked is Autumn Crisp Premium Cider for its exceptional warmth and depth of flavor. It exudes notes of cinnamon and clove which are reminiscent of spiced apple pies. This cider might err on the side of too indulgent for some but will certainly find appreciation among those with a penchant for spiced beverages.

Each brand brings something special to the table—a testament to the versatility and universal appeal of apple cider. Whether enjoyed chilled on a warm afternoon or mulled with spices during cooler months, there’s no denying that these top-tier offerings provide comforting flavors that echo through every sip. When choosing your next bottle of supermarket cider, consider how your taste preferences align with our findings; but ultimately, let your palate be your guide in this flavorful journey through America’s favorite orchards.

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