Columbia Gorge Organic Apple Cider
Price: $2.50
Serving: 12oz., 1 bottle
Servings Per Container: 1
Calories: 180 per serving
Fat: 0%, 0g
Cholesterol: 0%, 0mg
Sodium: 3%, 67mg
Protein: 9g
Carbohydrates: 15%, 43g
Fiber: 7%, 2g
Sugar: 39g
Weight Watchers Points: 3 Points
Columbia Gorge says: Unparalleled in the world of apple ciders. We blend several different kinds of apples to achieve the tart yet sweet flavor of this cider. Making it from soil-enriched grown organic apples is the best way to taste the real apple flavor.
Abi Says: In Washington State, Fall means apples and apples mean cider. Okay, cider and apple sauce and deliciously cinnamony pies. But this is not a pie blog.
During a six-day visit to Seattle I figured that I’d just drink my way across every coffee shop in town. This is a good idea in theory, but in actuality it means jitters, possible tooth stains, and peeing all the freaking time.
In order to avoid the uncomfortable side-effects of diuretics, every noontime I switched to juices. Sometimes it was the blackberry version of an Izze sparkling soda and other days I turned to one of these adorable bottles of juice from the Columbia Gorge Juice Company.
The organic cider was lighter and clearer than I expected, a forewarning that the drink would exhibit few of the qualities of farm-fresh pressed cider. Columbia Gorge delivers a refreshing drink, made simply with organic apples. However, their cider walks a line between juice and true cider.
So, if you’re looking for something to mull with spices and wine, or spike with a bit of Jack Daniels and you have lots of cash to burn, you can’t go wrong with this cider.
Filed Under All Natural, Apple, Columbia Gorge Organics, Fat Free, Five Stars, Four Stars, High Fructose Corn Syrup Free, Juice, Juice Cocktails, No Genetically Modified Organisms, No Preservatives, Organic, Three Stars, United States, Vegan
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Dear Columbia Gorge:
Your juices are fabulous,especially the organic orange and the organic bee/carrot/celery juice. I am looking for stores which sell your juice in the Seattle area. I also need your business address and phoine # so I can fill out a product request card for QFC Markets; I want them to start selling your juice. I work on a National Oceanographic (Noaa) research vessel and travel up and down the West Coast from Washington to CAlifornia so why don’t you give me a list of the stores which carry you juice for Port Angeles, WA,Astoria, Oregon, San Francisco and San Diego.
Thankyou very much. Linda Halderman .
How can I get a hold of your sales rep. in the Santa Cruz Ca. area?
Thank you Ed Martinez
I had this yesterday, hoping that it would be like the true ciders I had in Pennsylvania the previous week.
It tasted like watered down applesauce.
It tasted like cooked apples, not fresh apples. The crispness was lost.
I wouldn’t say it was bad, but I didn’t really wanna finish it.
However, I did have their ginger/pear/apple cider too and liked it a lot.