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    English Ciders Tend to Be Dry and Tannic Compared to French
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English Ciders Tend to Be Dry and Tannic Compared to French

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English ciders tend to be dry and tannic compared to French ciders, typically complex from the use of native yeasts and higher in alcohol percent compared to French ciders.

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