Are all ciders created equal?

There is much that goes into making real craft cider. However, most of us don't know what that is.

Cider

Single strength cider – Made with 100% freshly pressed apple juice with no water, sugar, or concentrate added at the fermentation stage.

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Labeled as a Cider, but should really be a Cocktail

Also known as “high alcohol cider-making” – Sugar/fructose is added to the apple juice base and fermented to 10 to 12% alc./vol. Before packaging, 50 to 65% water is added to dilute the alcohol content.

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Labeled as a Cider, but should really be labeled as an Alcopop or Fermented Beverage

No apple juice required – Mix apple concentrate with water and sugar/fructose. Ferment to desired % alc./vol. Anything goes in terms of ingredients and method of production. Final product is diluted 65 to 85% with water.

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