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1 1911 Established

Clear View Rosé Cider

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81/100

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2 Eric Bordelet

Perlant Jus de Pommes à Sydre

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86/100

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Declared alcohol

  • 1<0.5%
  • 20.0%

Production

  • 1Dealcoholized
  • 2Alternative

Flavor profile

  • 1Apple, Strawberry, Red berry, Cranberry
  • 2Floral, Apple

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Sweetness

11911 EstablishedOff-dry

2Eric BordeletNot assessed

Body

11911 EstablishedLight body

2Eric BordeletLight body

Acidity

11911 EstablishedBright acidity

2Eric BordeletNot assessed

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1 1911 Established

Clear View Rosé Cider

  • Lowest price
  • Dealcoholized

2 Eric Bordelet

Perlant Jus de Pommes à Sydre

  • Highest score
Taste
Score Differs

81/100

86/100

Verdict Fresh apple, strawberry, and red berry — crisp and tart, lightly sweet, lively acidity, a clean cranberry-apple finish. Eric Bordelet's Perlant is pressed juice of 12 organic heritage cider apple varieties from Normandy, lightly sparkling: estate-grown, gently pasteurized, nev…
Flavor Differs Apple, Strawberry, Red berry, Cranberry Floral, Apple
Sweetness Differs Off-dry —
Acidity Differs Bright acidity —
Likeness It tastes like rosé cider, not like pink wine: apple stays in front, red berry colors it, and the acid is the structure. —
Alcohol & production
Alcohol level Differs <0.5% 0.0%
Production Differs Dealcoholized Alternative
Method Differs Undeclared Formulated alternative
Product facts
Origin LaFayette, New York, United States Normandy (Pays d'Auge), France
Bottle size 12 oz can 750 ml
Evidence
Sources 7 sources 4 sources
Last verified 2026-10-18 2026-10-24