Based on my experience in this area, I lean toward a scatter graph.

This was definitely drier than most. Quite good, honestly. WildCraft Cider Works in Eugene, OR. They’re brand new, and they’re just on tap locally at the moment. But they have plans to bottle and distribute, though I don’t know what the timing on that will be.

I went to a hard cider release event last week at which the cider purveyors spent a great deal of time emphasizing that their cider was dry. Very dry. No one else does dry cider the way they do dry cider. Let me tell you about the dryness of this cider. By the time we got around to tasting it, I expected to be handed a glass of sand.

But no. It…[Read more]

Thanks, Julia. The last few weeks my brain has been running on fumes, which makes it extra hard for me to know whether I’m being a wit or a half-wit. :)

I have to confess I’m having a hard time parsing your comment. I’m not sure if I’m being taken to task or agreed with, though to be sure my own “Dear Beerslima” wasn’t anything more than a reference. I assumed my intent, here at Skepchick at least, would be understood, but perhaps I assumed wrong.

I wanted to offer only a little sarcastic and…[Read more]

Dear Beerslima…