Puolimakea mustaherukan makuinen viideri. Ihan hyvä kun tykkää mustaherukasta, muuten ei välttämättä uppoa

Omenainen, aito siideri

Kanelisen omenainen siideri, ei yhtään liian makea. Erittäin hyvä. Yleensä kuivien ystävä mutta tämä on melkeinpä parempi kuin kuiva. Hienoa kun lähitilalalta voipi ostella.

Todella omenaista ja raikasta!

This is a very local drink. Not a new one but was obviously finished last summer when I visited this place last time. But first a fun fact: in Finland, a cider must be made of apple or pear. You can have a cider that contains e.g. mango and it can be called a "mango cider" only if the base ingredient is apple or pear. This cider is not called a cider but a "vider". The reason is the Finnish Alcohol Act: the product doesn't contain apple or pear. It's been made of raspberries and whitecurrants. The name of a "vider" (~ viideri) is the innovation of this particular cidery, not used by any other producer to my knowledge. A "vider" obviously originates from the fact that the base ingredient here, and some other drinks of this cidery, is whitecurrant (~ valkoherukka). Alright. The cider... I mean vider... looks lucid, brilliant, strawberry-juice-colored. The spritzy but short-lived carbonation builds a clean white head that reaches one finger and dissipates rapidly to nil. Raspberry is ample in the scent. The taste, in turn, gives whitecurrant first. Then comes the raspberry. It's a bit reserved but surely recognizable. Citric acid can also be detected. A bit too sweet to my taste but not icky. The mouthfeel is juicy, light and summery. Interestingly, this is also balanced and not actually lip-glueing despite the sweet undertone. Pretty nice in the "Other Cider" category.