Angry Orchard® Rose Hard Apple Cider Beer, 6 pk / 12 fl oz - Kroger.

The good news is that cider doesn't go "bad", and the other good news is that Angry Orchard stays fresh in a bottle or can for about a year. We don't often find old cider on the shelves, because it's popular and gets snapped up. As with most beverages, over time, the flavor profile changes a bit.

Angry Orchard Rose hard cider is made with red flesh apples from France. Each apple is crisp, juicy and red to the core, adding an irresistible rosy blush and apple-forward taste with a refreshing, dry finish.

It is a perfect balance of sweetness and bright acidity from culinary apples and dryness of traditional cider making apples, resulting in a complex, yet refreshing, hard cider.

Crisp Apple, the flagship product from America's biggest and bestselling cider brand, Angry Orchard, is 5% ABV - the same as a Budweiser. Meanwhile, Vermont's Shacksbury, a more artisanal, quickly expanding cider brand, cans its craft ciders at 6.5% ABV, entering IPA territory.

With little to no added sugar, beer is the undisputed winner here. As a result, it typically has lesser carbs than cider which makes it slightly “healthier”, even though the amount of calories remains roughly the same.

Remember: Two Years, Max So, all things considered, how long can you expect your intact bottle of rosé to last? "There is no stock answer for how long you can age it, but usually two years is the max, as it will lose its freshness and brightness," says McPherson.

How Long Does Unopened Rosé Wine Last? Unopened rosé wine will last 2-3 years past the recommended drinking window.

Angry Orchard Easy Apple Angry Orchard Easy Apple is a less sweet, refreshing and easy-to-drink hard cider. It is unfiltered with an apple-forward taste, slightly hazy appearance and a refreshingly dry finish. It never weighs you down, making it the perfect drink choice for those long, relaxing days.

Angry Orchard Rosé hard cider is full of flavor, made with rare, red flesh apples from France. Each apple is crisp, juicy and red to the core, giving this cider a rosy pink color that is so perfect, it's almost impossible not to take a picture with it. It has an apple-forward taste with a refreshing, dry finish.

Rosé can be sweet or dry. Those called 'Old World' rosés, which come from Europe, are typically very dry. Rosés from the 'New World', which are from outside Europe, are usually sweeter and fruitier. The variety of grape, local climate and methods of production contribute to these differences.

And a squeeze of lemon juice. You can make versions of some of your old favorites to use crisp apple with an ounce of bourbon a dash of sweet vermouth a dash of honey. And a few slices of orange.