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Default Cider (or lack thereof) rant

George > wrote in
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> It can still be murky brown but the heating from the
> pasteurization drives off a lot of the aromatics that give
> it a complex taste. Do a sample test of pressed cider vs
> pressed and cooked cider and you will notice quite a
> difference.


orchards here (NH) can still sell unpasturized cider but it
has to have a *huge* health warning on the label.
supermarkets don't want unpasturized cider anyway, because it
isn't shelf stable long enough for them. some silly people
don't like fizzy cider
lee
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