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Review by
Lager lout
on 1st Oct 2008
User Rating : 10
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I first experienced this drink during a night out and have been addicted to it's unique fresh taste ever since. Unlike other ciders there is no sickly after taste, leaving an enjoyable taste in your mouth, and an enjoyable feeling in your body and mind.
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Review by
Guest.
on 16th Jul 2008
User Rating : 5
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I found it dry and refreshing, which is nice.
Unfortunately, it scarcely tastes like a cider. I guess some consider this a positive. But in the great tradition of Irish beverages, I was hoping for a full bodied, full flavoured drink. I found it watery and flavourless, with too much carbonation.
I ...
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Review by
Tom H
on 14th May 2008
User Rating : 9
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I have to admit since first trying Magners last November I've become a fan. What I like about this is the difference in taste to the other ciders I've tried - it's more refreshing and is the sort of drink I'll happily stick with all evening, rather than changing part-way through the night.Magners is ...
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Review by
searlas
on 25th Mar 2008
User Rating : 10
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Magner's is by far my favorite cider and not just because I love all things Irish. Its dry & crisp taste is so refreshing. Snake Bites (or Black Velvet or Poor Man's Black Velvet) is a very close 2nd to straight up Guinness. During the summer, I drink much more Magner's/Guinness than straight Gui ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 8th Feb 2008
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Magners, a great refreshing drink with a unique taste.I'm hooked.
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Review by
demoniser
on 14th Dec 2007
User Rating : 7
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It's nice to have now and again, but there are better ciders for taste and money values. Just a reasonably crisp cider, nothing special, less gas than strongbow, not much better tasting.
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